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'''Dance.swf''' was a [[shock site|shock animation]] that has been hosted on various [[shock sites]], it was created by [[Klerck.org|Klerck]] in mid-2002.
'''Dance.swf''' was a [[shock site|shock animation]] that has been hosted on various [[shock sites]], it was created by [[Klerck.org|Klerck]] in mid-2002.


The animation shows two stick figures dancing to the song ''Hamster Dance'' on a plain, solid color floor. After several seconds, the music stops, and the image zooms out - the floor is revealed out to be none other than ''[[Goatse|hello.jpg]]''. It can only be accessed via the Wayback Machine.
The animation shows two stick figures dancing to the song ''Hamster Dance'' on a plain, solid color floor. After several seconds, the image zooms out and the music ends abruptly with a dramatic explosion sound effect - the floor is revealed out to be none other than ''[[Goatse|hello.jpg]]''. It can only be accessed via the Wayback Machine.
===Showcase video===
===Showcase video===
[[File:(Censored) Dance swf.mp4|400px]]
[[File:(Censored) Dance swf.mp4|400px]]

Revision as of 06:49, 20 July 2022

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Dance.swf was a shock animation that has been hosted on various shock sites, it was created by Klerck in mid-2002.

The animation shows two stick figures dancing to the song Hamster Dance on a plain, solid color floor. After several seconds, the image zooms out and the music ends abruptly with a dramatic explosion sound effect - the floor is revealed out to be none other than hello.jpg. It can only be accessed via the Wayback Machine.

Showcase video

File:(Censored) Dance swf.mp4

Links

NOTE: The following shock site contains graphic images!

  • Wayback Machine Archive: web.archive.org/web/20090202122633/2girls1disco.com/
  • web.archive.org/web/20031030094955/klerck.org/dance.swf


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