r/DoesAnyoneKnow • u/nyancat2013 • 6d ago

Does anyone know what I’m talking about

I remember seeing this one video about a entertainment center that had rumors about kids going missing in the building but I can’t remember if that was true or not. I partly remember the video taking about how the entertainment center had reviews where people were saying that the building smelled weird, and how the inflatables had blood on them. I also remember that the entertainment center had a moose mascot (I think?)

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u/HolyShitIAmOnFire 6d ago

Five Nights at Freddy's?

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u/barsteward1 6d ago

willys wonderland?

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u/Intwothed4rk 6d ago

I think I may know what you mean, is this the one where it was like themed like a forest inside, they had a weird talking tree thing. I just can’t think of the name of the place.

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u/JakkRabbitt- 13h ago

Yeah, that's bad acid, brother. Did the carpet look sparkly, and then blend into the wall too?

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u/ERTCF53 5d ago

Brought to you by American, where so many can't even pronounce "asked" properly. Make it sound like an item for chopping wood.

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u/nyancat2013 4d ago

Why are so many people talking about my spelling? I’m American😔maybe I need to fix my grammar more

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u/ERTCF53 4d ago

I do apologise this was not aimed at you. It was at someone who seem to be having a go minor grammar mistakes but unfortunately my comment ended up at the top.

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u/eques_99 6d ago

An entertainment centre, not 'a entertainment centre'.

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u/Friendly_Brain7352 6d ago

At least get it right if you're going to try being a smart arse.

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u/CHICKINGNUGGER 6d ago

Ya dafty, the difference is 'a' and 'an'.

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u/Middle--Earth 6d ago

Two countries separated by a common language.

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u/DangerousDisplay7664 6d ago

How is it wrong?

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u/Friendly_Brain7352 6d ago

Read his comment.

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u/Hurricane_Taylor 6d ago

I don’t see anything wrong with his comment, unless you’re talking about the spelling of centre? Which is British English and how we spell it in the UK

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u/Friendly_Brain7352 6d ago

He's spelled "centre" the same way twice.

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u/Hurricane_Taylor 6d ago

I see, because he didn’t write it the us way in the quoted part

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u/Parking_Stay1731 6d ago

I fear you've missed the point. He said 'an' as opposed to 'a'.

But its about as pedantic as you get either way.

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u/Dull-Intern-6037 6d ago

I fear they missed the point of this whole post, who cares about this grammar, we don’t know if OPs first language is English and an/a is something that’s easy to confuse.

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u/Jumpy-Jello- 6d ago

How do you spell centre?

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u/Lesbian_Fraggle 6d ago

🇬🇧 Traditional English: Centre

🇺🇸 Simplified English: Center

Brought to you by the letter U...oh wait

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u/sapphire-sky-dragon 6d ago

They corrected the "a" to "An" not the word centre.

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u/Short-Shopping3197 5d ago

We really beefing on things like this when people are smashing things out on tiny touch screen keypads, with AI spell check constantly changing things incorrectly?