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WarMocKSubmission removal: A Really Bad Animation
People have the right to complain about an animation being way too loud. Please turn down the volume to a normal level, then you may resubmit this animation again.
You guys wanted lower volume? Well you got it!
Its the NEW and IMPROVED "Really Bad Animation!"
Resubmitted for the sake of those who wear headsets, don't know how to turn down your volume, open a hundred submission tabs, and especially, for those who loooooove to complain about how terrible an animation is when its called, "A Really Bad Animation"
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Category Flash / All
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File Size 1.21 MB
if they are GOOD headsets, they won't be ruined. Maybe if they're $10 cheap-ass WalMart headphones. Honestly, the only time I've EVER had a flash be too loud is when I had the volume on my PC maxed out anyway. People just need to learn to turn down volume anytime they open a flash, or any kind of video or audio, on the internet. If they don't, and they get damage to their speakers, headphones or ears, TOUGH SHIT!!!!
I have this small button that can magically make sound quieter or louder on my pc, and i thought it was a common thing to have.
But it appears not!!
That or some people are not that bright, and think the only way to reduce the volume is to complain......
I suddenly have this image of someone shouting at an alarm clock because its making a loud beeping sound!!
But it appears not!!
That or some people are not that bright, and think the only way to reduce the volume is to complain......
I suddenly have this image of someone shouting at an alarm clock because its making a loud beeping sound!!
If it's that much of a problem, use flashblock or noscript in your browser. That way, the scary animations won't open in other tabs until you click them. Should be using a block add-on like that anyway. If your browser doesn't support one, then use one that does, people. God damn.
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