<p>If you've spent any time on the internet this week, there's a good chance you've heard about Fox News' newest acquisitiona herd of fun-sized jumbotrons that finally let you touch a single tweet with your whole hand. And they said the American Dream was dead.</p><p>Of course, the addition of these stolen Brobdingnagian Etch A Sketch's has left a lot of questions floating around everyone's head. Why has the text been scaled up to completely defeat the purpose of having a larger surface area? Why couldn't you browse Twitter on a human-sized screen? What if someone has tiny hands? And most importantly, what in Bill O'Reilly's name are you actually going to be using these for?</p><p>For now, that part is up to you. This week's challenge is to tell us what you think Shep Smith and Fox's Funky Bunch will be using their brand new giant toys for.</p><p>Submissions will be graded on originality, technique, and laffs; you'll have from now until 11:59PM this coming Tuesday, October 15 to submit your entry in Kinja down below. We'll announce the lucky winners that Wednesday. And until then, best of luck to you all.</p><p><a href="http://gizmodo.com/photoshop-contest-whats-fox-news-really-using-those-g-1443578352">Keep reading...</a></p>