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Intro of darkness then redness then whiteness 

An action used by popular youtube comedian Toby Turner, aka Tobuscus, who does a wide range of videos, from songs, to virals, to vlogs, to gameplay commentary. To form an intro in his daily vlog series, he places his thumb on the camera lens, creating darkness, then redness, then whiteness, and sings "Intro of darkness then redness then whiteness" This is used to add an intro to the video, or as Toby often says, to end an awkward moment.

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Audience? Audience wha-what are you doing precariously perched on that ledge audience? you could've gotten hurt. Sooo umm....INTRO OF DARKNESS THEN REDNESS THEN WHITENESS

darkness then redness then whiteness 

Toby Turner "tobuscus" 's intro to his vlogs on his channel tobyturner. He is an amazing youtube who I watch every day. He pushes his finger against his iphone then shouts "darkness then redness then whiteness in a cool tone. He is awesome.
go to his you tube channel tobyturner and every one of his intros says darkness then redness then whiteness

rocking the redness 

another term for the womans monthly cyle other wise known as her period
hey dude guess what? this morning i woke up and i was totally rocking the redness

other girl: that sux
rocking the redness by SLoWNeSS August 25, 2005

soreness, swelling and redness

soreness, swelling and redness.
soreness, swelling and redness.

localized redness 

the area(s) of intercourse through moving caused heat, and left redness b ehind, intensely.
in response to sex through longevity of motion causes heat to rise, and if the sex is good, its all intensely causing redness thereafter.
localized redness by baqi jackson November 13, 2003
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