If there’s one thing we all should have learned from Missing Missy, it’s that you don’t ask people to do your photoshopping for free. It is after all, a learned skill that takes time, effort, and often large amounts of money to acquire.
And, if you think you’re going to get the results you hoped for by asking strangers on the internet, then you are truly living in a fantasy world.
Take for instance this man who thought that, out of the goodness of their hearts, people on Twitter would photoshop this picture to make it look more like Shaggy and Scooby-Doo.
Can someone photoshop Chica into my arm like this? Thanks. pic.twitter.com/cU2vGZPkA8
— Mark (@markiplier) September 28, 2017
Twitter was only too happy to kind-of-sort-of-almost help.
https://twitter.com/michaeIplier/status/913252000028127232
https://twitter.com/mochiplier/status/913252068646805504
mark did i do it right pic.twitter.com/M3Ra3x7Smx
— VEE! (@veehangout) September 28, 2017
DID I DO IT RIGHT THIS TIME pic.twitter.com/RCeWx0zn2J
— VEE! (@veehangout) September 28, 2017
how about this mark pic.twitter.com/C2BRVJfCdP
— juice ★ 🤍❄️ (@galaxynestor) September 28, 2017
— Cranbersher (@Cranbersher) September 28, 2017
Oh right, sorry! pic.twitter.com/DUDsoaULBT
— Cranbersher (@Cranbersher) September 28, 2017
Accurate size pic.twitter.com/3wGt5OZQF0
— Blaine Ash 🦄 (@dancing_heart22) September 28, 2017
Is this right? pic.twitter.com/cxeS7BpkpM
— A.R.McDowell (@Rawrasaurrrrr) September 28, 2017
I think this is pretty accurate! pic.twitter.com/QFPqJQ7ITH
— 𝕶𝖆𝖑𝖔𝖕𝖘𝖎𝖆 (@KalopsiaDaemon) September 28, 2017
here ya go dude, i think i did it pic.twitter.com/9dDQ0XJuIj
— jacksfilms (@jacksfilms) September 28, 2017
https://twitter.com/kuroseptic/status/913276254262095872
dont worry fam i got this pic.twitter.com/ZqcGK3iQj6
— 🍄 KATE 🍄 dramaticalcorgi (@corgiVEVO) September 28, 2017
https://twitter.com/tricosean/status/913257386206420992
https://twitter.com/itspjdontask/status/913252107368534016
Well if Mark was looking for a spooky picture for his annual Halloween card he certainly has a lot of options now.
Let this be a lesson to all of you. Next time you want to ask someone to use their hard-earned artistic skills for free, think twice, and Scooby-Don’t.
