This Is Why Kids Shouldn't Be On Youtube

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    1 04-05-2012  00:04
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    This Is Why Kids Shouldn't Be On Youtube






    Not that I'm trying to ruin the universal experience of youtube for everyone, but kids like this who have hardly even hit puberty yet are so annoying to me and I guess I'm not the only one judging by the video ratings or comments.

    What do you think? Do you have any better examples?
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    2 04-05-2012  01:18
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    Re: This Is Why Kids Shouldn't Be On Youtube
    That first video is the reason the tornado kick was invented.

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    3 04-05-2012  16:33
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    Re: This Is Why Kids Shouldn't Be On Youtube
    (Original post by Bobifier)
    That first video is the reason the tornado kick was invented.

    Does it work on this creature?

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