1977 SPECIAL REPORT: "SUMMER OF SAM"

[@Missaprilrain]

I was only 7 years old and lived in Jackson heights Queens. I was terrified and so was my mom. We spent that night during the blackout sitting by the window of our six story apartment, talking about the son of Sam and listening to 1010 wins. You give us 22 minutes we'll give you the world. And no I have not lost my accent and I've been in Florida for 12 years.

[@nickypoundtown9568]

Jackson Heights own Randy Watson!

[@daniellej7914]

@@nickypoundtown9568 😂😂😂

[@magamaga1827]

I was 6. Living on 50st/Queens blvd. I remember the blackout for sure but not so much Sam.

[@AnnaParada-x3y]

Greetings from Kentucky I was 14 at the time and we were living in Queens watch the testimony of David Berkowitz it's life-changing this man is a completely different person he deserves a chance and he did not act alone by the way it's all came out 20 years later he was part of an occult many other people did these killings it wasn't all David this is a shame this all had to happen he was a fine-looking man he still is

[@AnnaParada-x3y]

AMEN

[@massivepump3059]

People from the 70’s are freakin great! Even the old ladies have some spunk and class!

[@springtime3771]

and we keep on groovin' today!

[@massivepump3059]

@@springtime3771 🤣🤙🏽

[@Yomi4D]

Same will be said of our time in future.

[@wyattpeterson6286]

@@Yomi4D Don't count on it, friend.

[@bubblegumgangster4949]

@@wyattpeterson6286 😂

[@kattbaker7212]

So glad I found this..absolutely love these old videos..everything from bundy - New York ..a city I’ve never been,but have always found fascinating

[@davegrabowski6123]

This is not Bundy

[@davegrabowski6123]

@coffeeinthemorning your point

[@davegrabowski6123]

@coffeeinthemorning you didnt make a point. Incoherence

[@davegrabowski6123]

@coffeeinthemorning it does im joking

[@davegrabowski6123]

@coffeeinthemorning My Grandfather sounded like Archie Bunker. My uncle sounded like meathead. They were from Brooklyn. My mother strangely has no accent at all. She moved to Pittsburgh at 15yrs old. That accent reminds me of my childhood. Aunts and uncles talking like that. Its almost soothing. Because those ppl are gone now.

[@CarlWinslow346]

The accents lol! Vintage time in NYC, remember it perfectly

[@Rush23]

I lost my accent been in florida 33 yrs now my wife's from queens her accent is strong still when she gets pissed it's over the top. We have a picture of John Ghotti at her house in Maspeth Queens

[@hesaidshesaid4661]

What’s with the accents different then they are now

[@EYE_GOTCHA]

Are the accents different nowadays? 🤔

[@spazdaangrymf3541]

Sound like mobsters

[@am4793]

@@Rush23 I'm working on a time machine and you and your missus can join me on a trip back to the 1970s for the price of a PlayStation 5 with a spare handset. 😅🤣

[@Spook2431NYC]

You ALWAYS post the best videos on NY/NYC crimes 👏👏👏👏♥️🥂😎

[@SaintMartins]

In 1977 seemed like many New York men didn't like wearing shirts but enjoyed growing mustaches.

[@magamaga1827]

and loved women. today half of the men in bk are gay

[@ericrodriguez7134]

Natural beauty no implants no nicki or cardi just natural women...😍😍😍

[@nickypoundtown9568]

They were caked up like clowns

[@groundsteady]

Tweakin

[@Arthur.in.the.Fridge]

@@nickypoundtown9568 You're coked up and a clown. So very similar.

[@erickeese7367]

I love these old news reports

[@ldcharper8536]

Me too love love

[@wendyc1902]

Lots of social engineering...even back then.

[@jonasgrumby3378]

WOW....those 70s summer halter tops on the girls......take me back to 1977

[@donnagpalk912]

I wore em all. Tied around the neck & lower back. Guys would run by ya & pull the top tie & down it goes for all to see (*) (*) lol . Big bell bottoms that would trip ya walking. Feel homesick rite now (ಥ_ಥ)

[@dennissettlemyre917]

How bout those hairy cooters tho!

[@bean7039]

@@donnagpalk912 perverted Donna

[@bean7039]

Fuck u Jonas

[@ekop1778]

@@donnagpalk912 WAS IN GRADE SCHOOL IN 77 CANT LOOK LIKE THIS OR DO THAT YOULL GET SUED

[@h.epennypacker2598]

Bro why is Hezakya not famous people? Wtf My favorite channel on YT

[@vladimirputinforUSA]

My favorite channel too

[@durtyragoux]

Mine too, Hezakya is the shit!!!

[@mattperry8533]

These videos are great. Awesome job man.

[@durtyragoux]

Love your work, man! Just sent a lil' something your way, you're much appreciated by many, I hope they support you as well. Take good care!

[@oldironsides4107]

What did you send? Bad breathe ?

[@Yomi4D]

What I usually wonder is , where are the people in these documentaries today🤔🤔

[@bamboojenkins8]

Yep I stay Googleing them to see if I can find them.

[@davidschaadt3460]

Really enjoy these old broadcasts .It was real scary back then.

[@ronaldgomez456]

Perfect CHIC beat!!!

[@FN_FAL_4_ever]

I rewinded it about 6 times just to hear that intro song again and again. It’s funky AF!!!

[@ldcharper8536]

Smooth

[@low-keyrighteous9575]

This channel is set apart man. Great channel ! Incredible footage

[@discodelirio]

man I discovered your uploads only recently, but you’re one of my fav 5 YT channels!

[@greatwhiteshark9192]

God I love the mid to late 70s in NYC!! Everything was happening.. Good and bad!!

[@melisamcdonnell4387]

Fun documentary covers a lot of different aspects what was going on then! NY77 Coolest Year in Hell. kzbin.info/www/bejne/pqm9d3qcbcibnZo

[@jza84]

Today I discovered that when I first watched this video a few years ago, I never realised the kid in the scene at 48:40 with the white vest and arm around the girl ("I want the red light to be on") was called Billy Bright... his life took a dark turn and ended up as part of a murderous mafia crew, later got killed in jail himself. The main guy in the crew was notorious for sadistic killings, even worse than Berkowitz!

[@stephenfox8685]

Spike Lee, who directed his 1999 film of the same name, got it from this. PS to anyone who sees that, its not actually about the case directly. It's about a circle of friends in the Bronx, and how their lives are affected and torn apart over the fear of the killer. Pretty good, if you know what to expect.

[@Ishbikes]

Beautiful movie “summer of Sam”

[@tabsntoot]

It’s crap a few decent scenes like the dog talking but mainly seedy romps and inane social lives that if you watch you wouldn’t think it was anything to do with sos

[@MegaSogni]

You are full of historical knowledge.

[@mateuszmattias]

Those accents of the Queens folks interviewed, "especially if I sit in a cuah", fantastic.

[@tabsntoot]

becusss of da maaayn

[@ldcharper8536]

The Summer of Sam must have been a cruel nasty summer..

[@thicknjustrite]

It was very heated times, no pun intended. But N.Y & the surrounding area's can take on anything, & we have.

[@robertortiz8540]

I was 17 years old in 1977 I remember this case like it was yesterday.

[@ldcharper8536]

Then maybe you can answer my question is it true that Sam was trying to stop the lovers Lanes from making out because of what happened to him snap??

[@robertortiz8540]

Nura Caicedo, Yes that was part of the rumors that was circulating around the city.

[@Animalfarm6cats]

I was 7.

[@robertortiz8540]

@@Animalfarm6cats, Oh okay my younger sister was 7 years old but she doesn't remember this case. Because she was too busy watching Sesame Street and Mr. Rogers.

[@Animalfarm6cats]

@@ldcharper8536 What happened to him? Maybe I can answer if I know what you are talking about.

[@beatmastersimperium8864]

Idk why but I love their ny accents

[@Animalfarm6cats]

I'm told I sound just like Fran Drescher. Or someone from Boston. Hell no!!!!! I'm Brooklyn, baby.

[@josephlatino6750]

was it hot as balls that summer? every guy is shirtless lol

[@DavidWilliams-so2dy]

It was indeed. I think New York recorded record high temperatures that year. There was also a prolonged city wide blackout if memory serves. I was a teenager then and guys often went shirtless during the height of summer.

[@Animalfarm6cats]

Yes it was. I hated seeing the guys like that. I still don't like it. Never did.

[@mab4670]

Thanks for posting this!

[@Slimc74]

My family from rego park. So this video brings back memories of those days. I really felt bad for Berkowitz adopted father. He went out of his way to adopt that boy. And that is how he repaid that family. Thats very sad.

[@chrisstone9254]

This looks like a casting call for Saturday Night Fever! Great footage! Keep waiting for " The Faces" to pass by

[@massivepump3059]

It’s also creepy the thought of how many of these people are dead and gone. Life is too damn short.

[@Ewok009]

I'm still here, and was there.

[@stephendacey8761]

Many are still alive. They interviewed the guy who got shot and lost his eyesight, and was in a parked car in Brooklyn with his girlfriend who got shot and sadly died. He looked good, and didn't appear too old.

[@sammidizzle5599]

Thank you for the upload 🤙🏾🤙🏾🤙🏾

[@TheNancypoo]

I so remember the Sly Stallone t-shirts and poster! I was only 11 when this was going on and from Yonkers! 😁

[@josepharcuri8693]

Summer of 77 I was 9 years old remember being scared shitless of .44 cal killer. I use to listen to Yankee games on radio at night in bed, the news followed the game every night about son of sam. NYC was terrified.

[@samuraininjamachermann3284]

Thanks for sharing this

[@ccth22]

Wow I remember this as if it were yesterday. The instrumental version of “Everybody Dance” is a nice touch👍🏾

[@thicknjustrite]

Me too. The blackout, WTC bombing, 9/11. . . Glad I never "Tawked" like them lol. And all the guys with their tough guy chat. The Guido's, the Cuisines, Cologne, big hair, bell bottoms, tight suits, hairy bushes, Saturday Night Fever & Means Streets. . . those were the days-NOT!

[@glocktaviousbrown5420]

It’s amazing they had to do these long special reports for one person like that back then and today every other person is this type of crazy running around lose..

[@theworldisavampire3346]

I lived through this. I was 14. One of the shootings happened on my neighborhood outside the Elephas Disco. And the black out

[@ldcharper8536]

what. Why was he shooting lover Lanes making out people in cars

[@naelyneurkopfen9741]

@@ldcharper8536 watch Manny Grossman's channel, he has some interesting information on that summer, goes to the locations and has a walk and talk interview with Frank Denaro.

[@B355Y]

@@naelyneurkopfen9741 oh a fellow manny grossman fan lol I've been really enjoying his videos

[@annabell3385]

Manny Grossman leaves an awful lot out.

[@RonaldJDarby]

Your the best man thank you so much for the great uploads...hail the king..😁

[@unclemayhem6696]

Those young women on TV had to have been some of the dumbest people on the planet. They told their name, where they lived, worked, etc. SMH

[@TheDaisyfayharper]

I mean what were people gonna do? Google their names?

[@unclemayhem6696]

@@TheDaisyfayharper 🤣 HA! There was no google in 1977. Even if there had been, a serial killer of concern wouldn’t need it since these women voluntarily gave all their personal info, including their images for public broadcast viewing. I can’t believe I’m even explaining this to someone. It sounds like you may have some security and safety issues of your own, or maybe you’re just bored. 🤷🏼‍♂️ Good luck.

[@Animalfarm6cats]

I'm ashamed for them. I'm from Brooklyn. Keep your mouth shut. Dingbats.

[@michaelkearns8499]

​@@unclemayhem6696sir, he was being sarcastic with the Google reference. And the reason the girls kept saying their name and where they live is that the interviewer was telling them to say that, and they kept doing multiple takes because that's just how they did it back then

[@ivantopolcic]

He wasn't the only shooter

[@EYE_GOTCHA]

Correct. Berkowitz took the fall.

[@UFOzNoJoke]

Revolations chapter?

[@lonniejolly5882]

Real talk

[@Jason-vy2og]

@@footerotica882 why would they keep killing after they thought they caught the murderer 💀 🤦‍♂️

[@funnycrazysadfrog8106]

😂🤣😂🤣

[@Sammydx1]

I need the keys to the time machine. NYC 1977. I cant imagine a more wild time. Son of Sam. Blackout. Studio54. Times Square. To be young and experience it all. Has to be a wild ride

[@massivepump3059]

Mafia at its prime too

[@davegrabowski6123]

Blackouts and studio 54 are crazy?

[@davegrabowski6123]

@@massivepump3059 they were looking for him

[@apollyonkatastrefia1586]

Dont forget CBGB's

[@Ewok009]

It was, and the Yankees.

[@edk2221]

I’m not saying this is true, but there have been several docs considering the fact that there may have been more than one Son of Sam. Even Unsolved Mysteries did an interesting segment on it. Who knows, right?

[@arthurwatt4144]

Interviews by geraldo of those guys remind me of the movie summer of sam. Cool movie.

[@lisablack8892]

This man was a monster.

[@besmajubran5244]

It must've have felt so scary to go anywhere at night, considering these people were killed during the blackout in New York. It's such a strange coincidence that David Berkowitz and Rodney Alcala committed the same crimes at the same time and place.

[@FlightTrax-1]

I was 9 yrs old when this started in 76. Going on10 in Dec. Anyway, I followed every bit of info even at that age! Still interested to this day. It stayed with me for some reason. It was probably the first of it's type in my life is why. But I heard him say recently in a parole hearing that he asked NOT TO BE LET OUT! Now that's from the killer himself. Tells you something.... DON'T.

[@Animalfarm6cats]

I was 7. The first following for me was Ronald DeFeo. Then DB.

[@turmericclevelandbrowniesb4945]

Thank you

[@charles-y2z6c]

Lived in NYC then. It was scary, serial killers were still relatively new thing.

[@franknacc1718]

I find it fascinating that people actually think serial killers were a “new” concept in the 70s. It’s as if killers never existed before disco.

[@charles-y2z6c]

@@franknacc1718 they were a new concept for the people of that time. I remember people like Richard speck in the 60's

[@franknacc1718]

@@charles-y2z6c It was a "new" thing to those who don't read history. The serial killer dates back to the beginning of time.

[@charles-y2z6c]

@@franknacc1718 I would call Cain the first mass killer. He wiped out 25% of the population when he murdered his brother Abel. 🙄🙄 There are stories that Jack the Ripper is buried in a cemetery in my town. The murders stopped and about the amount of time it took to get from London to Rochester NY the exact same style slasher prostitute murders started here.

[@missmorena1049]

Now? 14 year old tyrones, have more bodies than Son of Sam.

[@tkso.philly3879]

The woman at 38:40,OMG,HER HAIR ALONE scares the SHIT out me-

[@brainsareus]

Embalming fluid

[@louishamilton9648]

Wow…it’s even WORSE now.

[@spazdaangrymf3541]

I MET GERALDO IN PERSON AT THE FREDDIE GRAY RIOT DOWN HERE IN WEST BALTIMORE

[@Trebeany]

Hi im Troy I been away from your channel for a little. I was looking up sun of sam .I then saw your channel .A gain your channel has some good stuff like allways .Being from Australia 🇦🇺 your stuff has allways been Educational .🌻

[@judyholiday1794]

I was 11 years old whenb this was happening ,and its obvious that the local media was pushing the public's fear by going around sticking microphones in their faces asking their opinions about the 44 caliber killer..😢

[@kevinkearney5305]

Love these people who say they don't go out, but yet they're out.

[@magamaga1827]

old school queens/bk/bronx. everyone was out all day and night. greatest of times

[@bevbryant8272]

The old New York was great! Now it's just a washed up place that lost its character and culture 😒

[@theloniouscoltrane2082]

But it was a filthy warzone back then

[@annabell3385]

It was still way better than it is now.

[@stephendacey8761]

Most people seemed slimmer back in those days, especially Geraldo Rivera.

[@beedub93]

Foods weren’t injected with hormones, supersized wasn’t a thing yet.

[@worldtraveler134]

The 70's was the Best Living in NY.... I miss every stinking sidewalk feces pissy alley rodent roach garbage littered memory

[@darkerthanblack4430]

Back when you lived life on the ground and not in the air

[@BurtonRdForever]

I'm from Manchester in the UK and us and Liverpool have defined regional accents too. Both our accents derive from Irish and i can hear it also in the New York accent. You don't seem to hear that NY accent these days? Like the Borough rivalry too. Brooklyn won't stand for it like Queens and the Bronx have? The Italian American lads in Brooklyn would of stripped him(them?) to the carcass if they caught him (them). Love New York its my second favourite city after my hometown Manchester of course. Take care and thanks for uploading a great historical video...🇬🇧🇺🇲

[@MeeMee-gz5vp]

Wonder if any of these people in this video are still alive? Would be nice if they would comment here saying “Heyyy! That’s me!”

[@hugoboss5895]

I wish I had been a twenty year old living in New York back then. What an amazing time to be young. Yeah there were crazy shit going on but it’s like that now and when I was twenty in the nineties.

[@bluemecker639]

People in new york don't eaven sound like that when that talk anymore

[@ekop1778]

THEYRE SOCIAL MEDIA THESE DAYS TWITTER NO FACE TO FACE

[@Dodo-ym8cc]

@@ekop1778 not only that, they are also programmed at universities to behave and talk that is suitable for work in office. Just boring.

[@JAMES21T]

Not only that, hardly anyone speaks English anymore.

[@bevbryant8272]

The old New York was great! Now it's just a washed up place that lost its character and culture 😒

[@Animalfarm6cats]

Yes we do

[@baseballmachermann8550]

Thanks

[@OOOGhost-girlOOOshhhhh]

Whoever drew his picture was perfect 👌.

[@OOOGhost-girlOOOshhhhh]

I was going off the thumbnail.

[@bean7039]

I drew it I'm also very important in life.

[@FN_FAL_4_ever]

1:33:13 Italians after seeing Rocky (see Eddie Murphy ‘Raw’)

[@lilcheeks84]

😂😂😂

[@drinkingpoolwater]

FUN CITY - 70s new york.

[@Will21st]

I can only imagine, 24 hour party and fun.

[@souelyoung2233]

I luv this F%^*king Channel !!!!!!! thank you Hezakya News!!

[@michaelkearns8499]

I remember there was a huge uproar and many complaints when Spike Lee did his Son of Sam movie with the way the Italians were portrayed. I'm no Spike Lee fan by any stretch, but I saw the movie and the characters in it are spot on to these guys getting interviewed here. And I love them, they're great.

[@jimmyfoppiano2822]

I thought the thumbnail was Andy Kaufman.

[@spazdaangrymf3541]

Lol

[@moreno2912]

How beautiful were all these women. No make up No botox Nothing but Natural Beauty. Especially The one with the long dark haired girl with the red. 🥰😍Wow.

[@low-keyrighteous9575]

These females are so beautiful 😍. I love their accents

[@donnagpalk912]

I'm really really crushing on those guys with no shirts😁 Second time around.... Home alone tryn to avoid the grim reaper😷😷 Blessed health to all from America...Tn💓 Geez New York is getting hit hard🙏🙏🙏

[@coreyoliphant3268]

Know the story well and to add the Black out we had in 77 Sam on the loose

[@84saints]

These people living in NYC acting like they never seen a freaking TV camera before lol

[@jokerswildio]

Was it a late 70s trend to be shirtless?

[@RICHIECOQUI]

1977 that summer there was a heat wave 90 -100 degree for several weeks

[@joeberraco5883]

Good video young Brother Hezekaya!!

[@QueenAlexis556]

This video must be before the Blackout, because nobody is mentioning it. I'd say this video was made around the start of the summer 1977, which the Blackout was around mid July 1977. Just guessing. Plus Berkowitz was caught on August 10 of that year.

[@leohenriq8032]

Why are these people giving their names and what borough they live in? I remember the summer of '77, Elvis died and Berkowitz arrested. Nice to see a young Carl Dennarro, one of the survivors. Buy his book!

[@soft_serve_666]

I've read that accents in all 5 New York burroughs are disappearing. That's so sad to me.

[@cotachrome5797]

Meatheads are like barking dogs, they never go away.

[@kapo2012fb]

To hear the real ny accent gotta go to long island

[@soft_serve_666]

@@kapo2012fb I've heard that too.

[@hanselmansell7555]

Insanely good bass player 🎸

[@malcolmmarshall5946]

LOL around 1:11:00, Barbara Walters sternly admonishes the crowd to stay out of camera range. That lasted about 15 seconds, led by the lady with the white scarf staring at the camera like a zoo animal, smack dab between Barbara and co.

[@renator_a_v5161]

Ficou muito boa essa reportagem 🇧🇷

[@robphilpott43]

That’s a heck of a good sketch of the guy! 👏

[@Noscams00]

At 1:26:30 is that Clark griswalds station wagon in the background? I think this is where his hubcaps get stolen....

[@ajhproductions2347]

That bass in the beginning is thicc

[@barrysmyth6612]

Bernard wright

[@bobjolly7795]

Geraldo wasn't near as full of himself back then.......... later I found him unwatchable.......

[@ericbaker9688]

1977 was brutal! Son of Sam, The Blackout, Rodney Alcala, Ted Bundy escaping left and right, Richard Ramirez being groomed into a sadist. Gacy was getting away with "clown" stuff. The Hillside Strangler's on a roll, and many more! 😳 Wow my birth year was supposed to be peaceful and special..😒

[@QueenAlexis556]

And Elvis Presley died

[@ericbaker9688]

@@QueenAlexis556 Yeah but he wasn't of evil nature! At least I wouldn't think so! 😳 but I wouldn't put him in the mix with these animals.

[@QueenAlexis556]

@@ericbaker9688 I see what you're saying. You're comment made me think about his death which happened in 1977. If anyone mentions that year, I automatically think about Elvis' death.

[@ericbaker9688]

@@QueenAlexis556 Yeah I'm pretty sure a lot of ppl do think the same way when 1977 comes to mind..but again Elvis mixed with Animals! Personally I wouldn't associate him which such group in that type of discussion. "The King" don't deserve that.😏 But I definitely see your point, and you didn't say anything wrong. I was just giving my opinion. His death was major that year. It overshadowed many..

[@Stratostrophic]

And the plane crash of Lynyrd Skynyrd

[@hectorcarrillo6655]

Geraldo Rivera was such a sensationalist journalist. I think he often spoke about crimes more like a true-crime fan than a reporter.

[@Qotsarena]

New York men wore No shirts in 1977😂

[@AprilEwell]

Binge watching this channel

[@bryanburnap4537]

All day

[@bean7039]

Binge watch my balls

[@jojoexperience]

Everybody's shocked to find out that the one they employ or are neighbors with is a serial killer

[@Yomi4D]

Even Geraldo Rivero was alive in 1977. 🤣

[@danielwilson6529]

The guy behind the girl talking at 13:05 looks suspect to me

[@ryemc915]

Hahahahaha !!! Thought the same thing !! Haha ITS GERALDO RIVERA .. GOING FOR CAPONES VAULT !!

[@martinsorenson1055]

You're talking about the chubby guy with dirty blond hair and a creepy little mustache? If so, yessssireee! Maybe he was an alternate killer - you know, like they do with juries.

[@Cjga1114]

Is that Biden sniffing her hair??

[@bluemapleleafsmacermanrrov2195]

Thankz

[@johnlopez1496]

I like how New Yorkers use to talk, is it me? Or have New Yorkers lost their accents? And Character? Oh hell what do I know.

[@darkerthanblack4430]

I still have mine. And it's still there, it's just more deeper in the neighborhoods than it is in the city. Many different ppl move to NY as many New Yorkers move out.

[@ismokemid]

It's almost like they've been replaced by trustfund kids.

[@funkyworm6517]

"Everybody Dance" by Chic to start things off!

[@Yomi4D]

Sweet. They line up to get on TV.

[@TDTam11]

“LAWG HAAIIRR”

[@blackblack2214]

The guy being interviewed at 31:18 could definitely pass for Berkowitz in a line up

[@jojolucas6973]

I thought this was a picture of Andy Kaufman at first look.

[@mattstock1206]

The first one I thought was Donald Trump.

[@Groucho-tg1tx]

@@mattstock1206 Trumps hair spray has more talent than you do. Trump 2024. Say that to his face and u will cry home to momma

[@EgaoKage]

Everyone who claimed to have seen Berkowitz said he didn't have dark hair. Some even said he had light hair.. But his hair looks about as dark as it gets, sort of being black. Kinda strange that so many people would have gotten that wrong.

[@cooper512atx]

There was multiple shooters. There was a satanic cult who decided to carry out shootings. They were sacrificing German shepards all around Yonkers by the aqueduct. Check out Manny Grossman channel on KZbin.

[@funnycrazysadfrog8106]

@@cooper512atx 😂🤣😂🤣

[@cooper512atx]

@@funnycrazysadfrog8106 what's so funny?

[@funnycrazysadfrog8106]

@@cooper512atx u and u and u u u u u u u u and uuuuuuu.

[@cooper512atx]

@@funnycrazysadfrog8106 So you haven't read The Ultimate Evil? Lame -_-