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3 Comments
Im so very confused and having a hard time keeping up. logic tells me that bricks moving that fast is impossible without lots of extra noise. But it just looks so real.
wow you sure are stupid. its obviously a projector
Thanks, I was pretty sure that was obvious enough that i didnt need to mention it. Just the way they managed to sync up the lighting was what got me. Its just a way of complimenting this.
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