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''Mindreader'' is a Flash [[screamer]] made by MJBDiver. It starts with a black background and a crystal ball, telling the viewer to think of a number and then click the ball. Once you click the crystal ball, the animation will do a zoom slowly and then a sentence reading "I have read your mind and know your number. Your number is..." and then a picture of Toht from '''Raiders of the Lost Ark''' with his face melting appears along with a scream. When the scream ends, it returns to the crystal ball and now the text on it is "The crystal ball is never wrong.", along with the replay button.
''Mindreader'' is a Flash [[screamer]] made by MJBDiver. It starts with a black background and a crystal ball, telling the viewer to think of a number and then click the ball. Once you click the crystal ball, the animation will do a zoom slowly and then a sentence reading "I have read your mind and know your number. Your number is..." and then a picture of Toht from '''Raiders of the Lost Ark''' with his face melting appears along with a scream. When the scream ends, it returns to the crystal ball and now the text on it is "The crystal ball is never wrong.", along with the replay button.



Revision as of 16:02, 4 July 2016

Mindreader is a Flash screamer made by MJBDiver. It starts with a black background and a crystal ball, telling the viewer to think of a number and then click the ball. Once you click the crystal ball, the animation will do a zoom slowly and then a sentence reading "I have read your mind and know your number. Your number is..." and then a picture of Toht from Raiders of the Lost Ark with his face melting appears along with a scream. When the scream ends, it returns to the crystal ball and now the text on it is "The crystal ball is never wrong.", along with the replay button.

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NOTE: The following video contains a screamer.

  • web.archive.org/web/20050210063634fw_/fdoi.co.uk/scaryswf/mindreader.html