worlds greatest freak out

[greenwarrior]

I heard from some cousins that there was a funny videos called worlds greatest freak out; by wafflepwn. He has about 11 to 15 vids. Go to youtube and type in (worlds greatest freak out, by wafflepwn) then watch all of his vids. Leave a comment! :D

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[Katamari007]

Because this is very relevant to Blockland.

[Night Fox]

Because this is very relevant to Blockland.

Most totally.

inb4themove

[Regulith]

Go to youtube and type in (worlds greatest freak out, by wafflepwn)

Laziness has reached a new level

[greenwarrior]

what do you mean by (relevant)?

[Night Fox]

what do you mean by (relevant)?

-_-"

http://www.google.com/search?source=ig&hl=en&rlz=1G1GGLQ_ENUS390&q=relevant&aq=0s&aqi=g-s2g1g-s2g2g-s1g1g-s1&aql=&oq=relav&gs_rfai=C-w547vaCTMCbN6mMzAS26cjtBAAAAKoEBU_QP4ar

[Regulith]

what do you mean by (relevant)?

Is your quotation mark key broken or do you not know what parentheses are for?

[greenwarrior]

I don't know much about computers.   :o

[Regulith]

You don't need to know anything about computers to know what quotation marks and parentheses are used for in the English language.

[greenwarrior]

whatever

[Kalphiter]

whatever

"Hey, someone gave me advice that would help me!"
"Whatever"

[*Magick* Mage]

I don't know much about computers.   :o

Parentheses () are side notes, in a sense. They are information that can be left out of the sentence. A writer may chose to use them, though, to clear confusion or make a simple point. For example a person may say "I have a pig as a pet (Seeing as I live on a farm, that's not unusual)" Parentheses may also be used for citations.

Quotation marks "" are used for just that, quoting a person or text. This means that you are not stating it, but rather, another is. It may also be used in cases you lack a better word in a situation. For example, I may quote "I have a pig as a pet".

There you are. c:

[Katamari007]

Parentheses () are side notes, in a sense. They are information that can be left out of the sentence. A writer may chose to use them, though, to clear confusion or make a simple point. For example a person may say "I have a pig as a pet (Seeing as I live on a farm, that's not unusual)" Parentheses may also be used for citations.

Quotation marks "" are used for just that, quoting a person or text. This means that you are not stating it, but rather, another is. It may also be used in cases you lack a better word in a situation. For example, I may quote "I have a pig as a pet".

There you are. c:

Could've used more pictures.

[.::Taboo::.]

What is with the abundance of idiots lately.

[Regulith]

What is with the abundance of idiots lately.

People are starting school and saying "hey guys there's this game called Blockland you should try it and go to the forums"