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It's impossible to watch this and not think of Randy Parker, Ralphie's brother from A Christmas Story. C'mon guys! C'mon! Hey! That's not funny! Guys!

One Minecraft enthusiast's little brother just became acquainted with silverfish, the mob introduced with the 1.8 release. Attacking them, as you can see, is quite counterproductive as it just invites more to the scene. The whining really hits noogie/pinkbelly/purple-nurple class at around 1:30.

Randy, lay there like a slug! It's your only defence.

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  • Franz Guest

    Sounds like the little brother of someone who plays CoD rofl.

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  • sprite @Paul

    No, it sounds like someone who plays cod, exactly.

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  • Loopyluke @Loopy

    Still, not sure how you're meant to beat silverfish without TNTing the whole lot at once or burning them. Nice troll by mojang there...

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  • Pariah Guest

    You have a SWORD, kid.

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  • Sleeper Guest

    You can hear someone laughing in the background.

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  • Matt Guest

    Those things are like Cybermats from Doctor Who:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bCFSs3zDqlc
    Go to 0:05 of the video.
    Also here:
    http://tardis.wikia.com/wiki/Cybermat

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  • angelofdev Guest

    *face desk* he had a sword...

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  • jackson Guest

    why wodnt he just go up the ladder????????????????????????????

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