Torture Fred from YouTube: Pick Your Weapon

ByNalts

Dane from Gagfilms provides this interactive video so you can torture YouTube’s “Fred” in six fun-filled ways. I like the nuclear weapon.

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  4. That was one of the most refreshing and gratifying things I have ever done. Thank you.

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