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Alright... This one definitely needs some explaining.

There's three things you need to know. First:
Recently at D-Pad Studio, we were adding a new function to our level editor: The ability for certain enemy sprites to move in dynamic paths rather than straight lines. A curve made from the angles of two or more points is called a Bezier curve.

Second:
I do impressions all the time. Hell, I would be doing dubbing if I had an opening. Jo, our main programmer, mostly does a posh British accent if he does voices, so at the time, we were messing around sounding like posh Brits.

Third:
Jo is a serious Sonic nut.

So Jo has been working for hours trying to get the curves to work and in the middle of his notes doodles Sonic with this wonky British-like demeanor. So when he's out for a break, I add posh Tails, because I have no idea what on earth I'm looking at.

In conclusion, the office is full of nutballs and this picture has no punchline.

Enjoy!

Description
Alright... This one definitely needs some explaining.

There's three things you need to know. First:
Recently at D-Pad Studio, we were adding a new function to our level editor: The ability for certain enemy sprites to move in dynamic paths rather than straight lines. A curve made from the angles of two or more points is called a Bezier curve.

Second:
I do impressions all the time. Hell, I would be doing dubbing if I had an opening. Jo, our main programmer, mostly does a posh British accent if he does voices, so at the time, we were messing around sounding like posh Brits.

Third:
Jo is a serious Sonic nut.

So Jo has been working for hours trying to get the curves to work and in the middle of his notes doodles Sonic with this wonky British-like demeanor. So when he's out for a break, I add posh Tails, because I have no idea what on earth I'm looking at.

In conclusion, the office is full of nutballs and this picture has no punchline.

Enjoy!