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...and you loved the music too? You're probably a figment of my imagination that's flattering me at this point, but I appreciate you taking time out to put up your reactions to all the stuff you've played. Thanks for playing, :)
You know that adrenalin-rich, nervous laughter you do when you can't believe you're still alive? I was essentially doing that the entire time. I originally thought 'WAFER' referred to how close you were to death at any given time, which is true, but it's a clever name considering what's going on. I thought the experience was a very good representation of what was actually happening. Loved the piano/violin assortment.
Now to never do that again, Jesus Christ.
Thanks for making ot though.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FlIpgj8voTE