I want to see everything that's supposedly "banned". This reminds me of when computers first came out, and screen savers were actually creative. I had this one screen saver called "ooze" that I'd use to go to sleep to at night. It was so relaxing. My room was full of mirrors, and my entire room would change colors with the screen. I had another screen saver called nbird that would just follow this white bird flying through a forest at night. Now if you want to download a screen saver, it takes up half of your memory, and it has something cheesy on it like Barack Obama dancing or something. It plays for like 10 seconds, and then there's an advertisement to buy more screen savers.
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I want to see everything that's supposedly "banned".
This reminds me of when computers first came out, and screen savers were actually creative. I had this one screen saver called "ooze" that I'd use to go to sleep to at night. It was so relaxing. My room was full of mirrors, and my entire room would change colors with the screen. I had another screen saver called nbird that would just follow this white bird flying through a forest at night. Now if you want to download a screen saver, it takes up half of your memory, and it has something cheesy on it like Barack Obama dancing or something. It plays for like 10 seconds, and then there's an advertisement to buy more screen savers.
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