My comments take too long. Let me know anything you feel like chatting about! Q & A: SOOOOO WHAT DO YOU DO? I make skits, and TECHNICALLY it isn't animating, but I'm gonna say it is for my sanity :D Wow who are those guys That's Bob and Bilby, my oc's that I made. They're the general focus of my projects. Why Bob and Bilby? I wanted a duo that could compliment each other, so I decided Bob as a very generic name and Bilby as a unique name. It just rolls off the tongue, doesn't it? Do you have other characters? Well, not yet, but I have some ideas. Favorite color? Green, easy. Favorite game? Minecraft probably. Favorite song? My favorite genre is classical or maybe country, but I don't have a preferred song. Do YOU play any instruments? Yeah. Violin, viola (kind of), cello, double bass. Favorite food? Water. How old are you? 14. Gender? Male, he/him. What's your real name? Not telling you. And it IS NOT STEVE. That's your name now since you read this actually MWAHAHA F4F? Actually, I'm keeping down my follows, and I'm DEFINITELY NOT doing F4F. It just gets annoying. Where do you live? 'Merica. Do you have allergies? What kind of question is that-no, of course not. Except stubbing my toe (but not really). What gets on your nerves? Spammers and F4Fers. And being called Bob. Are you in any chatrooms? Yes, I griffpatch. I started griffpatching at 1:38 pm on September 3rd, 2026. What is the thing you're most proud of? What is this, 20 Questions? I'm leaving. BYEEE [@BobandBilby_Studios was obliterated by a sonic shriek whilst trying to escape the Warden]
Oh also go here and click the first purple button you see: https://scratch.mit.edu/users/BobandBilby_Studios (totally not me btw) Things I've said: "A grammatically correct sentence" is not a grammatically correct sentence; it is missing a valid predicate, hence making it a noun phrase. Was "was" ever "is", or was "was" always "was"? Well, "was" is "was" because "was" is not "is", "was" is "was". So "was" IS "was", "was" is not "is". But was "was" is? No, "was" was always "was", "was" never was "is". "was" was "was", "was" is "was", "was" always will be "was". One time I was doing a quiz and a question said: "Which is an American goal to success?" Obviously, it was referencing this: Life, Liberty, and The Pursuit of Happiness. But they HAD to leave "Laziness" as an answer so I'd get it wrong. My brain is smoother than rap lyrics by a four year old.