Difference between revisions of "User:G8l18m"
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3. Pretend that you're putting hidden text, but when you click on it, it is actually a rickroll. | 3. Pretend that you're putting hidden text, but when you click on it, it is actually a rickroll. | ||
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There are definitely many other ways to rickroll people, but these are the ones I like/usually use. | There are definitely many other ways to rickroll people, but these are the ones I like/usually use. | ||
Revision as of 16:07, 11 April 2022
Hello! I am G8L18M. You can call me G8.
I used to call myself "G8 the Great" until I realized that I wasn't as great as Alexander the Great. Maybe I'll never be, but I want to be great in my own ways. :)
So I really like rickrolling, which has become more and more popular these days. I wonder where it started, maybe it was all the way back in 1980, or it started recently. I am very unsure.
I thought of creative ways to rickroll people, and here are a few methods:
1. Just post the link, claiming it's something else.
2. Disguise the link using the url tags. To do that in AoPS, use this: [url=<rickroll link>]<disguise>[/url]
3. Pretend that you're putting hidden text, but when you click on it, it is actually a rickroll. This is the image link: [img]https://services.artofproblemsolving.com/download.php?id=YXR0YWNobWVudHMvMS8xL2ZlNjNhOTIyNGIyYjNhMTAyMDU0YjY5NmY3ZjdhY2QxNzVjN2IxLnBuZw==&rn=c21hbGwgaGlkZGVuIHRleHQucG5n[/img]
There are definitely many other ways to rickroll people, but these are the ones I like/usually use.
Have a great day! G8
