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'''[[~~2009 Halloween Math Class~~]]'~~'' is a~~ [[screamer]] ~~video by Matthew Weathers~~ on ~~October 28~~, ~~2009~~.

'''Jingle Bells Reversed''' was a [[screamer]] [[Flash]] [[animation]] created by Daniel Fowler and was originally found on [[Newgrounds]] in 2004. The original animation was deleted but added to the [[DeviantArt]] [[website]] by the original owner (under the alias: "Fhashstark") with a description claiming that he's the owner of the animation. [[Jeremy Winterrowd]] also featured this screamer on his website: "[[Winterrowd.com]]". A yellow version of this game can be found on Ebaumsworld and was later posted to Y8.com, a popular flash game website.

The ~~video~~ starts with ~~Biola University professor Matthew Weathers~~, ~~who then teaches~~ the ~~students how 1=2; Weathers explains how that would seem to be not possible~~, ~~however~~, a ~~second Matthew Weathers appears. Weathers then erases the true formula~~, ~~so his alter~~-~~ego disappear. Weathers then asks~~ the ~~students a simple "geometry" problem: Are~~ the ~~two shapes (shown in the image) the same?~~

The animation starts with an excerpt from the famous Christmas song [[wikipedia:Jingle Bells|''Jingle Bells'']] playing forward. Following the first extract, the same song was played backward, and a color-inverted [[GIF]] of Daniel Fowler, the author, making a weird face flashes with a high-pitched, hilarious-sounding scream about three-quarters of the way through the excerpt.

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<center><big>'''[[Jingle Bells Reversed|!yaw eht lla elgnij ,slleb elgnij ,slleb elgniJ]]'''</center></big><br>

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<~~center~~>'''[[~~2009 Halloween Math Class~~|~~What's easy~~, ~~Math or Meths?~~]]'''</center>

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-'''[[2009 Halloween Math Class]]'''  is a [[screamer]] video by Matthew Weathers on October 28, 2009.
+'''Jingle Bells Reversed''' was a [[screamer]] [[Flash]] [[animation]] created by Daniel Fowler and was originally found on [[Newgrounds]] in 2004. The original animation was deleted but added to the [[DeviantArt]] [[website]] by the original owner (under the alias: "Fhashstark") with a description claiming that he's the owner of the animation. [[Jeremy Winterrowd]] also featured this screamer on his website: "[[Winterrowd.com]]". A yellow version of this game can be found on Ebaumsworld and was later posted to Y8.com, a popular flash game website.
-The video starts with Biola University professor Matthew Weathers, who then teaches the students how 1=2; Weathers explains how that would seem to be not possible, however, a second Matthew Weathers appears. Weathers then erases the true formula, so his alter-ego disappear. Weathers then asks the students a simple "geometry" problem: Are the two shapes (shown in the image) the same?
+The animation starts with an excerpt from the famous Christmas song [[wikipedia:Jingle Bells|''Jingle Bells'']] playing forward. Following the first extract, the same song was played backward, and a color-inverted [[GIF]] of Daniel Fowler, the author, making a weird face flashes with a high-pitched, hilarious-sounding scream about three-quarters of the way through the excerpt.
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+<center><big>'''[[Jingle Bells Reversed|!yaw eht lla elgnij ,slleb elgnij ,slleb elgniJ]]'''</center></big><br>
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-<center>'''[[2009 Halloween Math Class|What's easy, Math or Meths?]]'''</center>
+</center><small>([https://screamer.wiki/index.php?title=Template:FeaturedArticle&action=history Previous articles] &bull; [[Template talk:FeaturedArticle|Propose articles]])</small></center>