A SERIOUS MOD! (Incredibox)

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Ignore the thumbnail, this mod is PEAK! THAT'S RIGHT! No joking around here! Just SERIOUSNESS! Enjoy 20 all-new TOTALLY ORIGINAL Incredibox characters here to sing for you! Take a look at the glorious beats, the vibrant effects, the wonderful melodies, and the amazing voices! TRULY THE BEST MOD OF ALL TIME! Nothing will beat it. Trust me. I spent a whole 2 weeks working on this masterpiece, and almost every second was wasted. BUT WHO CARES? IT'S STILL VERY PEAK! The mod cannot be stopped! It revolves around the earth and circles it every 0.5 seconds! I don't know what I just said... BUT WHO CARES? IT'S STILL VERY PEAK! The mod cannot be stopped! It revolves around the earth and circles it every 0.5 seconds! I don't know what I just said... BUT you don't know what I just said... BUT that's what she said... BUT WHO CARES? IT'S STILL VERY PEAK! The mod cannot be stopped! The mod cannot be modded/mopped! It revolves around the circles and earth it every 0.5 seconds! Every 0.5 seconds! EVERY 0.5 SECONDS! CRAZY! Crazy? ME TOO! TRULY THE BEST MOD OF ALL TIME! The best. It is. Trust. Me. I spent a whole 0.5 SECONDS working on this masterpiece, and enjoy 20 all-new TOTALLY ORIGINAL Incredibox characters here to sing for you! Take a look. And another. And another. And anouther. And ANOTHER! TRULY THE BEST MOD OF ALL TIME! BUT I don't know what I just said... BUT WHO CARES? IT'S STILL VERY THE BEST MOD OF ALL TIME! EVERY 0.5 SECONDS! WHO CARES? IT'S STILL! It revolves every 2 weeks! The mod cannot! The mod! Just SERIOUSNESS! Ignore the thumbnail. Enjoy 20 characters here to sing for you! TOTALLY ORIGINAL Incredibox characters. TOTALLY. TOT. THE BEST characters OF ALL TIME! THE characters OF ALL TIME! characters OF ALL TIME! THE ALL TIME! I spent a whole 2 weeks working on this masterpiece, and almost every second was 0.5 SECONDS? And another. And ANOTHER! And ANOTHER! AND 2 weeks! Sorry, I don't know what else to fill this description with so enjoy the Wiki page for "Seriousness": Seriousness (noun; adjective: serious) is an attitude of gravity, solemnity, persistence, and earnestness toward something considered to be of importance. Some notable philosophers and commentators have criticised excessive seriousness, while others have praised it.[ Seriousness is often contrasted with comedy, as in the seriocomedy. In the theory of humor, one must have a sense of humor and a sense of seriousness to distinguish what is supposed to be taken literally or not, or of being important or not. Otherwise, it may also be contrasted with a sense of play. How children learn a sense of seriousness to form values and differentiate between the serious and that which is not is studied in developmental psychology and educational psychology. There is a distinction between the degree of seriousness of various crimes in sentencing under the law, and also in law enforcement. There is a positive correlation with the degree of seriousness of a crime and viewer ratings of news coverage. What is or is not considered serious varies widely with different cultures. Sometimes fields studying degrees of seriousness overlap, such as developmental psychology studies of development of the sense of degrees of seriousness as it relates to transgressions, which has overlap with criminology and the seriousness of crimes. Philosophical attitudes toward seriousness: Praise for "high seriousness" in scholarship and poetry: Some use "seriousness" as a term of praise for scholarship or in literary review. 19th century poet, cultural critic, and literary critic, Matthew Arnold said that the most important criteria used to judge the value of a poem were "high truth" and "high seriousness". Philosophical disdain for seriousness: Many have expressed an attitude of disdain toward taking things too seriously, as opposed to viewing things with an attitude of humor. Poet, playwright, and philosopher Joseph Addison said that being serious is dull, "we are growing serious, and let me tell you, that's the next step to being dull." Political satirist P.J. O'Rourke said that "Seriousness is stupidity sent to college." Epigramist, poet, and playwright Oscar Wilde said that "life is too important to be taken seriously." In a play on words, novelist Samuel Butler indicated that the central serious conviction in life is that nothing should be taken with too much seriousness, "the one serious conviction that a man should have is that nothing is to be taken too seriously." In some ascetic or puritan religious sects, an attitude of seriousness is always to be taken, and solemnity, sobriety, and puritanism with its hostility to social pleasures and indulgences are the only acceptable attitudes. Perry Miller, "the master of American intellectual history", wrote of excessive seriousness of the Puritans, "simple humanity cries at last for some relief from the interminable high seriousness of the Puritan code." And yet Bernard Dukore, quoting Joy Goodwin, holy frick that took forever bro