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Bro what are you doing here kiwi

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yeah i clipped it from the trailer, i didnt bother to edit the volume or anything, sorry about that!

I could check, give me one second

Alrighty, i just enabled it. I don’t know how long it will take for the change to take an effect, but it should be able to be played on console

​ok thank you very much, I usually play on my xbox for higher quality

nope, only about 20% of the 8 BILLION people can do it!

@@pug536gaming8 oh wow lol

Yeah, it only affects about 20% of the population. hypermobility is awesome

Hi

its fishin time

@@Ect0Bi0logist hi Big hare is sick; the second hare diagnosed the big hare. In Chinese terminology, "looking" means conducting a check-up. In this context, the second hare is performing a check-up on the big hare. which symbolizes that he is the doctor. In traditional Chinese treatment, a medicine and YaoYin are prepared to cure someone. It is believed that a YaoYin(catalyst) is required to trigger the effectiveness of the medicine in order for it to work. The medicine is usually herbs but the catalyst is different for every diagnosis and it is determined by the doctor themselves. Big hares was the one who was sick, but the one who ended up dying is the Fifth hare. This explains that the Fifth hare is highly the catalyst for the medicine. The term "buying medicine" in line three is a cover to hide the fact that the Fifth hare is about to be murdered. Just as mentioned before, the effectiveness of the treatment depends on the catalyst. Therefore, the term "buying medicine" actually means killing the Fifth hare. This makes the Third hares the murderer of the Fifth hare. From this, we can tell that the Second hare used this method to kill the Fifth hare. The most likely reason for this to happen is that this was a crime of passion over a female hare. So who is the female hare? Due to the nature of a girl as a "cry-baby", it is most likely the Ninth hare. The Ninth hare realized what happened to the Fifth hare and cried because she liked him. "Sixth hare lift" is an awkward phrase, as a person is unable to lift a corpse alone. In Chinese terminology, when a verb does not have an object to support it, it can mean that the verb is directed towards the subject itself. This shows that he is the one being lifted instead. [There is a common sense of lifting a corpse with two person in the Chinese community ] The next two lines mention that one hare is digging a hole and the other one is burying. Since the Fifth hare was used as a catalyst, the one being buried is the Sixth hare, who was lifted by two hares. Does this mean that the Seventh and Eighth hare were the ones who killed the Sixth hare? Not exactly. You see, if you think about the story like this: When the Third hare was trying to assassinate the Fifth hare, the Sixth rabbit happened to be there as well. He was willing to protect the Fifth hare as they were good friends, so the Third hare had to kill both of them in order to finish his goal. He then ordered the Seventh and Eighth hare to bury the Sixth hare as the Third hare have more power than the Seventh and Eighth while the Fifth hare was used as the catalyst. In the end, the Ninth hare realized what happened and she knelt down crying, full of despair. This proves that she really liked the Fifth hare.