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I don't think anyone who makes these videos went to a normal school.
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I don't think anyone who makes these videos went to a normal school.
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A lot of preschools and kindergartens do it, too, which is probably about their level of education.
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Must be a recent thing, I don't recall them doing that in my preschool days (early 80's).
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It's based in soccer. I knew a guy in high school who moved from Europe because his dad was in the Army. He had the card stuff for behavior until he was back in the states.
I assume it infiltrated our God fearing American schools with filthy heathen soccer.
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man people were right, the new seasons of the simpsons DO suck
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This one is so...decent, it's almost depressing. Long-ass lead up aside, you can tell this kid did try, even if all he created was another 'Barney Error' style GoAnimate video with a 'spooky' spin on it.
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Oh, great. Those GoSpergs ruined ATHF, Robot Chicken, and Squidbillies with those autistic stickfigures. Are these kids even mature enough to watch those kinds of shows?
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Well, YouTube is a thing, and Adult Swim does have a YouTube account...
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Good point, but that doesn't mean that kids should be watching adult shows like ATHF and making spergy GoAnimate videos with the characters.
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These kids shouldn't even be making videos. Let alone watching mature ones.
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What's the deal with autistics and TV channel bumpers? There's definitely a connection somewhere but it makes no sense in comparison to their obsessions over trains and Sonic the Hedgehog 
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Hope not.
It could be the design or aesthetic employed in the way TV often relies on ID's or bumpers of that sort, sometimes how the programs are presented seem to be a thing for certain people I noticed. I brought this up elsewhere but there was a group for this sort of thing over in the UK that were into the music heard during "Trade Test Transmissions" on BBC during the 60's and 70's, and music heard for any other purpose such as during station breakdowns. It was through efforts like these that certain information concerning what was played back then or how it was done didn't go into the trash like a faded memory.What's the deal with autistics and TV channel bumpers? There's definitely a connection somewhere but it makes no sense in comparison to their obsessions over trains and Sonic the Hedgehog
I suppose the same could be said for what we have here, of course with the internet, it opened those doors wide open for anyone to try similating what they like with little or no skill.
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It's bad enough that we have GoSpergs using Cartman from South Park in some of their videos.
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Christ, there's so many of those autistic bumpers with kid/adult cartoon characters, it's unbelievable. I only picked out this one because it's enough cringe. Also, "The Lazer Collection"? Really?
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Apparently they think it's funny.
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I guess if they find "Naggin" to be funny, they might as well. At least they didn't use "Niggin".
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True. That last one was already unexpectedly loud.
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Naggin - "Channels that annoy you".