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The Mini: A Toxic, Speed-Running Nightmare
Are you tired of the same old, tedious crossword puzzles? Well, buckle up, because The Mini is here to ruin your day. This bite-sized abomination is a speed-running test, designed to frustrate and demoralize even the most seasoned puzzle enthusiasts.
The Clues: A Descent into Madness
With only a handful of clues to answer, The Mini is a recipe for disaster. The puzzles are so convoluted, so Byzantine, that even the most patient and knowledgeable solvers will find themselves tearing their hair out in rage.
The Answers: A Crutch for the Incompetent
And don’t even get me started on the answers. Oh, the answers. They’re so obvious, so pedestrian, that it’s almost as if the puzzle creators are mocking us. "Ha! You thought you were smart, didn’t you? Well, here’s the answer, and it’s something a 5-year-old could figure out."
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But wait, there’s more! If you’re still not satisfied with the mind-numbing experience that is The Mini, why not try the other mindless, soulless puzzles on offer? Like Wordle, for example. Or Connections. Ugh.
The Conclusion: A Call to Arms
So, what’s the solution to this puzzle-induced madness? Well, for starters, we need to stop pretending that puzzles are fun. They’re not. They’re a waste of time, a pointless exercise in futility. And we need to stop pretending that The Mini is a legitimate puzzle. It’s a joke, a farce, a travesty.
SEE ALSO: The Revolution Against Puzzles
Join us in our crusade against the scourge of puzzles. Together, we can create a world where people are free to pursue more meaningful, more fulfilling activities. Activities that don’t involve staring at a screen, feeling like a complete idiot, and wondering why we even bothered.
