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AskTheBall, a RedditxBolt project
It’s a crystal ball style app where you can ask any yes-or-no question, and instead of useful advice, it gives you the dumb, satirical, most unhelpful answers imaginable.
id="app-details-left"> r/AskTheBall subreddit The App The App full screen Question Silly Answer Inspiration I was inspired by the classic Crystal Ball , the universal craving for answers, and the internet’s collective love for dumb humour. I thought: What if you could ask a mystical orb the deepest questions... and it gave you the worst advice imaginable? + Reddit wanted the app to be a silly one What it does AskTheBall is a crystal ball–style Reddit app where users can ask yes/no questions and get gloriously stupid responses. It glows. It hovers. It stalls for dramatic effect. And then it…
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