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==NightMare==
==NightMare==
''NightMare ''is a scareware application created by Patrick Evans in 1990 for Amiga computers. When executed, it will run in the background. Every 5 minutes, the screen will switch to a picture of a skull with its mouth open, blood covering its teeth and a bullet hole on the back of the skull, blood leaking from it. This is accompanied by an echoing shriek and happens for a four-fifth of a second.
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''NightMare ''is a scareware application created by ''Patrick Evans'' in 1990 for Amiga computers. When executed, it will run in the background. Every 5 minutes, the screen will switch to a picture of a skull with its mouth open, blood covering its teeth and a bullet hole on the back of the skull, blood leaking from it. This is accompanied by an echoing shriek and happens for a four-fifth of a second.
 
== Link ==
NOTE: The following [http://screamer.wikia.com/wiki/Category:Clips video] contains a [[screamer]].
* '''youtube.com/watch?v=ubFGj4lQSyM'''
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[[Category:Other scary images]]

Revision as of 20:34, 21 September 2015

NightMare

NightMare is a scareware application created by Patrick Evans in 1990 for Amiga computers. When executed, it will run in the background. Every 5 minutes, the screen will switch to a picture of a skull with its mouth open, blood covering its teeth and a bullet hole on the back of the skull, blood leaking from it. This is accompanied by an echoing shriek and happens for a four-fifth of a second.

Link

NOTE: The following video contains a screamer.

  • youtube.com/watch?v=ubFGj4lQSyM