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... I really want to give this like over -9000 stars... it's pure advertisement, and even though there is barely content, it manages to annoy...
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@noblereign i beat it just now in 14 tries, 1. u sell them, 2 babys have soft sopts on there head that act like a cusion when they hit the ground, bonus who says he eats them, when he comes back he probubly gives them to his grandma who puts it somewhere safe
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2 questions: 1. how do u get rich by eating doritos? 2. how is a baby okay when he falls down 57635342324 feet? O.o Bonus: how is the baby holding trilloins of doritos and vomitong them out just to buy stuf?!?!!?!?
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20 Slings
Over 1100ft in the air
Travelling somewhere near the speed of a mach 3 jet
Trillions of stolen Dorito Chips and a small bag of Doritoes
Approximatly 5,000 springs wasted
Worth it!
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Instead of a "Play Again" button, it needs a "Continue Playing" button. I didn't even get to buy all the upgrades... :/
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Dear Granny,
Please stop flinging our baby on your scooter, because there are floating nachoes in the air and we don't want him to get hurt. Also, please stop conning the store for upgrades with the nachoes.
Yours,
The babys mum
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Having seen the commercial I don't remember the baby being flung 40,000 feet, I guess they really can do a lot with camera angles.
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Why does this baby have an invisible explosive strapped to it, and why does it make it go farther, instead of exploding...?
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Hilariously enough, I had no idea what this game was about. About 5 minutes into playing it, the commercial came on and it made me want to play to the end. Very simplistic but that was one of the things I liked about it.