How to Cook the Perfect Hamburger

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Impossible Quiz 3 is a game made by Splapp-me-do, the creator behind The Impossible Quiz series.

It's a short "game" made by Charcoal125. After you press play, the game will count down to 3 and a question that can barely be read will appear. This question looks like several paragraphs taken from a Wikipedia page about homosexuality, as suggested by a footnote.

This game became popular around 2013, yet the game was released in 2007. In the original, you have to answer more than 100 strange questions that make no sense at all, most of them having references to pop culture; others being Splapp-me-do's British humor and inside joke from his old animations.

How many holes in a polo?


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How to Cook the Perfect Hamburger was another Liquid Generation Sabotage screamer. The screamer is taken down along with the entire Liquid Generation website.

Once again, viewers are given some cooking instructions, including what ingredients to buy and how to prepare the meat. Then the game shows instructions on how to light the grill, followed by what is supposed to be an interactive segment where viewers are asked to light the grill themselves with a match. No matter where the match is moved, the charcoal inside the grill will slowly start to glow, and after a couple of seconds, flames will appear all over the screen and an edited picture of Barack Obama with empty eyes, an exposed brain, as well as multiple boils and burn marks, pops up with the scream. After screaming, he will say: "Stick a fork in me fellas, I'm done!".

Yeah... On second thought, just go to a restaurant and eat a burger there, The stove seen on the left during the patty forming animation is identical to the one shown in Liquid Generation's Fire Safety with Ready Freddie the Fire Teddy, barring a few minor details.

The guitar music heard in the background is also used in a legitimate cinema advert for Getty Concession (link is safe - not a screamer).

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NOTE: The following game contains a screamer!

  • to14.com/game.php?id=4d486a63d3b9f
  • youtube.com/watch?v=hWCZETLWJBE


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