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Vroom in the Night Sky is considered kwa many to be the worst game on the Nintendo Switch, let alone one of the worst games ever. Developed kwa Poisoft, a studio that clearly doesn’t speak English, Vroom in the Night Sky was once a Wii U exclusive, but was able to crawl it’s way out of the bargain bin console and onto your Nintendo Switch. I want wewe to let that sink in. Trash like Vroom in the Night Sky was able to survive the Wii U and yet Wonderful 101 remains trapped on there. This was the game that was considered better than Vroom in the Night Sky. May god forgive us all.



So from the badly butchered story that was filled with a lot of awkward grammar, what I can piece together is that wewe play as a Magical Girl named Luna who has to collect Stardust in the sky. I will say, I do like some of the visuals. Has that sort of children’s book charm that I upendo in games. But all the charm dwindles when wewe get into the game itself. Still heavy on bad English text, we start up the tutorial of the game. Well, the controls work as wewe would expect, if a bit of weight to them. It’s pretty much like a typical air flying game, like Crimson Skies au something. But the world is very much empty, and everything aside from your character looks polygonal like hell, like a PS1 game. And wewe are tasked with flying toward goal posts and collecting diamonds. I guess those are the Stardusts. Oh, and I hope wewe like vibrating controls, because this game vibrates the controller like crazy. I will say, if wewe are a woman on a lonely night, this is the perfect game for wewe (Sorry, not sorry). Once I got to the sekunde level, I realized that this was all the game was. Going through rings, collect stardust, vibrate your controller. That said, my OCD kicked in hard and I wanted to collect all the Stardust in the area. And the broken English really made me laugh, like how the characters just stare at each other and the fairy goes, “They’re best friends” au how the fairy goes “Say smoething”. And no, I didn’t make a typo. He says smoething!
kwa the time I got to the third level, I think I got the idea of the game. I can see why people wouldn’t like this game. It is a game that gets really old really quick. wewe can use the Stardust to buy faster bikes, but at the end of the day, the gameplay is the same. Occasionally a bila mpangilio Magical Girl will come, but what they do, I don’t know. Do wewe gotta beat them in a race, are they characters wewe can unlock, I don’t know. That said, I don’t know if the bad English was making me laugh au it’s because I played so much worse so far, but Vroom in the Night Sky has potential. I was expecting to hate everything about this game. Is it a good game. Oh, hell no. It’s still pretty bad. But there is something here. It has a neat ubunifu choice and neat little ideas for a cute magical girl game. It just needed zaidi time to be…. Good. That said, I’ve definitely played worse and I am definitely going to play worse. So I this will probably be the highlight of the games I play. It’s all downihll from here.
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This is a shabiki fiction featuring ponies. If you're not into that stuff, run away immediately.

 Robotnik: Snooping as usual I see! *Takes cover as a Lotus passes through the hole, and lands in front of the logo*
Robotnik: Snooping as usual I see! *Takes cover as a Lotus passes through the hole, and lands in front of the logo*


A police car went through the hole as well, but it was going too slow, and landed on it's roof.

It was a warm evening in Appaloosa, as a Lotus sped down the highway being driven kwa two russian stallions.

This was playing on their radio: link

Seanthehedgehog presents

The Racer

Russian driver: *stops car*
Russian stallion: *gets out, with spraypaint*
Russian driver: торопить (Hurry)...
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1. Do wewe like pie?

2. Are you, au have wewe ever been a squirrel?

3. Are wewe afraid of Pancakes?

4. Are wewe a people person au a person people?

5. How many months are in a watermelon?

6. Have wewe ever wondered what it would be like if wewe were an apple?

7. Have wewe ever wanted to know if your best friend was a Nazi, too?

8. Can wewe get me a soda?

9. Why is water so dry?

10. Have wewe ever wanted to be and Illegal Alien from Outer Mexico? (No offense to Mexicans)

11. Are people actually rabid horses?

12. Have wewe ever eaten the ear of a snake?

13. Do wewe have a sword handy?

14. Do wewe like pie?

15. Am I weird...
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1. Ask him why did he marry a woman like your mom

2. Tell him wewe met a guy in school

3. Sing a song he hates

4(reply to number 3) When he plays a song he likes, ask: "What awful music. How do wewe listen to that crap?"

5. When he is driving you(anywhere), constantly ask "where are we going?"

6. Call him kwa his name[Not so risky, always done it as a kid!]

7. When he lectures you, after he finishes it, ask him: "Ever heard of breath mint?"

8. Tell him that Justin Bieber is your inayopendelewa guy[If wewe hate Bieber, go with Cody Simpson au some who wewe like ALLOT!]

9. Come nyumbani saying wewe found your true...
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The Brittish Nursery Rhyme about Bloody Mary - Mary Tudor - au Mary I.

Mary Mary quite contrary,
how does your garden grow?
With silver bells and cockleshells
And pretty maids all in a row


We thought it was about a girl named Mary who liked gardening au something - WRONG.

It is in fact about Mary Tudor, or, zaidi commenly reffered to as Bloody Mary.

Contrary - Means changing things just for the sake of it (Mary Tudor changed Britain back into a Roman Catholic country after her father and her brother changed it into a Protestant way)

How does your Garden Grow? - Mary wanted a baby very badly, but she...
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So I've come to notice how much overrated as been being used across fanpop. And on juu of that, a good number of people really don't know what it means--or so it would seem. So I wanted to make an makala of it since I seem to be making the same maoni over and over again explaining overrated across the site; it's just so much easier to have an makala to link to. Yes, parts of this are taken from my maoni on my overrated poll.

All of the italics are from old comments


First and foremost; what is overrated?
A lot of people seem to have it mixed up (not just on this shabiki club either).
Overrated...
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As many of wewe know I made a orodha of 20 inayopendelewa animated heroes, which fanpop actually advertised on the fanpop page in the pop culture section. I'm so happy about it and feel as if I was famous au something. Anyway just like with my inayopendelewa animated heroines orodha I'm going to be making a orodha of the worst animated heroes. I just upendo to do these hate makala just as much as my inayopendelewa ones, sometimes a little bit more. Doing hates are just zaidi fun because wewe get to make zaidi jokes and make fun of that character. Please leave a maoni and keep in mind this is just my personal opinion,...
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Part 4 - but still in no particular order

61.
Name: John Hannah (Actor)
From: The Mummy/Sliding Doors
Character: Johnathan/James
Attraction: His scottish accent even though I know he doesn't have it in The Mummy - I still like him



62.
Name: Calvin Harris (Singer)
Attraction: His voice - when I heard I'm Not Alone I just couldn't get enough of it - his voice was just beautiful to me. Alas, he is also Scottish



63.
Name: Jonas Altberg (Singer)
From: Basshunter
Attraction: Well just look at those gorgeous eyes



64.
Name: Mark Strong (Actor)
From: Stardust
Character: Septimus
Attraction: I suppose...
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1. AT DINNER: Look at your parent with crazy eyes, and whenever they say something, repeat the last word.

2. When they say, "What are wewe doing?", say, "What are wewe doing?" (emphasize the YOU)

3. IN THE LIVING ROOM: Tell your sibling to hide behind the kitanda until wewe give them the signal. Call your parent into the room. Start crying and say "Mom! Dad! (sibling's name) ran away! Call the police!" When they call the police, give your sibling the signal. Enjoy parents reactions. (WARNING: ATTEMPT THIS ONE AT YOUR OWN RISK!!!)

4. WHEN THEY MAKE SOMETHING GROSS FOR DINNER: Ask them which restaurant...
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