Give your seal of approval or a stamp of rejection with this sticker pack of life-like rubber stamps. You can stamp out your likes, reactions and ratings over messages, images or other stickers.

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Retro Emoji

Throw it back to your flip-phone days with these original emojis guaranteed to make your friends nostalgic. You can send these stickers on their own or peel and place them on any message bubble in your conversation.

  • rating 4.57143
  • size 1.1 MB

Highlighter Stickers

This large set contains 140 highlighter stickers which would be very useful in your daily conversations More stickers are added regularly, and you will receive all future updates for free. HOW TO USE: - Place and hold your finger over the sticker to peel it- Pinch to change size- Rotate to adjust the angle- Place anywhere in your conversation - to correct your friends grammar mistakes or highlight an important point

  • size 4.3 MB

Iconfactory Stuck On Stickers

Peel and place these colorful, graphic stickers all over your favorite virtual conversations. You can never have enough stickers Iconfactory Stickers have been lovingly handcrafted for maximum fun and quality. Tap the packs title art for author information, display labels, or share the stickers with friends.

  • size 2.7 MB

Logical Fallacies & Cognitive Biases

36 popular logical fallacies, cognitive biases, and red herrings, ready to rubber-stamp your friends messages Do your friends LOVE having their logic criticized? OF COURSE THEY DO From the classic Straw Man to the insidious Confirmation Bias, these fallacies are alphabetized and color-coded for your pedantic convenience. Organize bits of info using colors and shapes instead of boring lists Its fun Full list of included stickers:20 OF THE FINEST LOGICAL FALLACIESAffirming the Consequent - A Proves B B Proves AAnecdotal Fallacy - Isolated ExamplesArgument from Ignorance - Unproven FalseCherry Picking - Ignoring Contrary CasesCircular Reasoning - Begging the QuestionDenying the Antecedent - A Proves B Not-A Proves Not-BEquivocation - Same Word, Different MeaningsExistential Fallacy - Assuming ExistenceFallacy of the Single Cause - May Be Multiple CausesFalse Analogy - Comparison Does Not FitFalse Compromise - Middle Option Not Always RightFalse Dichotomy - More than Two OptionsInsufficient Evidence - Jumping to ConclusionsKettle Logic - Arguments Contradict Each OtherMoving the Goalposts - Argument Already CounteredPerfect Solution Fallacy - Perfect Option May Not ExistPost Hoc Fallacy - Correlation CausationProof by Assertion - Proven Wrong, Repeated AnywaySpecial Pleading - Unjustified ExceptionWrong Direction - Reversed Cause and Effect4 CROWD-PLEASING COGNITIVE BIASESBackfire Effect - Belief Strengthened as DisprovenClustering Illusion - Seeing Patterns in RandomnessConfirmation Bias - Seeing What You ExpectNegativity Bias - Remembering Bad Cases More12 HAND-SELECTED RED HERRINGSAd Baculum - Persuasion by ThreatAd Hominem - Attacking the PersonAd Populum - The Majority Can Be WrongAppeal to Authority - Even Authorities Need ProofAppeal to Emotion - Manipulation, Not ReasonAppeal to Tradition - Not Questioning the PastAssociation Fallacy - Shared Traits The Same Thing Chewbacca Defense - Meaningless DistractionIgnoratio Elenchi - Maybe True but IrrelevantMoralistic Fallacy - What Should Be What IsNaturalistic Fallacy - What Is What Should BeStraw Man Fallacy - Inventing a False Target

  • rating 4.71429
  • size 8.7 MB

Grammar Snob

Add a little culture to your next message chat with Grammar Snob. You will have all the red corrections you need to fix typos or common grammar mistakes of your own or those of your friends. Happy Grammar Snobbing GrammarSnob has been getting amazing reviews:* MacWorld UK one of our favourite sticker packs for iOS 10* Engadget the smartest use of stickers weve seen thus far* Buzzfeed Pedants rejoice * The Verge all the editorial corrections your heart desires

  • rating 3.14286
  • size 29.2 MB