Hey, I'm new to this whole Flash Flash Revolution. I like the game, and I'd like to get better. Anyone have some tips for me on how to beat some hard songs?
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P to the R to the A to the C to the T to the I to the C to the E -
Correctomundo.Originally posted by MoogyI still exist...Comment
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yup, welocmeMoogy wrote:
P to the R to the A to the C to the T to the I to the C to the E
Correctomundo.
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Re: Hey, this is my first post!
Welcome and happy kwanzaaOriginally posted by geyutComment
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Welcome to the forums.
Practice as Moogy mentioned. If by later you don't improve a lot with constant playing it's cause your not ment for this game seriously.Comment
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kwanzaa?Welcome and happy kwanzaaComment
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Another way to get better is to eat magical jelly beans, which you can buy off of me for 5000 credits. Just send me the credits and the beans will arrive within 3-5 years.Comment
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Kwanzaa is a holiday celebrated by African-Americans.Originally posted by drummerboy765
EDIT: Sorry for the double post! ^^Comment
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I know that....i am not stupid....but why so random.Kwanzaa is a holiday celebrated by African-Americans.
EDIT: Sorry for the double post! ^^Comment
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so now you're being racist? Kwanzaa is random because black people celebrate it? Ingrate...lolComment
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Bad rascism usually involves people's opinions.Comment
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Passive racism is the worst. And then some people don't know that they are passivley racist, and it takes someone to point out what that is. And then, the passive racist usually gets upset and punches me in the face...
Ow.
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