> It's all Alexa's fault, really, and I think the fact that she gave me this link makes me question whether or not she's really my friend.
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> The thing is, as terrible as it is, it's hard to stop watching, even though you know, as you watch, that you are gradually getting stupider.
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> The three guys I work with all had this going on all our browsers, and we had triplophonic sound for like five solid minutes, and finally we screamed in agony and shut it off, and it took two of the three of us a good half hour before we remembered our names.
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> So click on this.

What I find even scarier is that there are several people on the Internet with a similar sense of humour to mine. I'd have thought that there weren't all that many people who could find that funny just for what it was, rather than thinking it was simply stupid (of course, it's that as well). I'm now going to email all my friends and tell them about this.

Si-"I owe you, sir, an immense debt of gratitude"-gi