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I own "Roll 'Em Up Inc." a business that produces all kinds of dice products. We've sold almost a million dollars in merchandise from fuzzy dice to giant dice Halloween costumes. One day, my graphic designer, who we'll call "Paul" for the sake of privacy, said that we needed a new design for a dice hat that was about to hit shelves. I asked him why we needed a redesign.

"Nobody in the test group liked the purple and white design," he said in a somewhat gloomy voice. I told him I'd just look on Google Images for a new design. Paul left the room. So I typed in "dice" in the search bar and many options appeared. I saw a classic design that was white with black dots. I downloaded it onto my computer, and the name it automatically gave the file was "die.png" as you have already guessed from the title. I shuddered for a bit, and shrugged it off as a mere coincidence. I went home, and fell asleep.

 

 

At least all my work files were safe, but no mater how hard I tried, no matter how many anti-malware programs I used, die.png never left my desktop. I tried searching for it again, but it never showed up. Let this be a warning. Don't just blindly download images off the internet. I decided to open die.png again. Still the same normal dice that I had downloaded for my dice hat design. Oh yeah, about that. We stuck with the purple and white design after the hell I had gone through. That's all for now. I'll keep you updated if anything else happens.

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