Scratch Wiki:April Fools/Set Stretch to () (block)

This is an April Fools' Day version of Set Stretch to () (block). Please don't take it seriously. You can find the original here.

This article is a stub, meaning it's tiny and useless. There's nothing interesting on its talk page either. Warning: If you don't contribute to this page, you will get banned even if you don't have an account. OWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW!!! I THINK I STUBBED MY TOE!!!

This is about a REALLY, REALLY ancient bandage exhibit. Warning: No-Touchies!!!!!!!!!!!! Touching it will revamp your mind and will make you travel back in time, with no way of going back to the present! “ So old and dirty! ” – Gobo

Please expand this block and other blocks. You can help by adding more information if you are an editor. More information might be found in a section of the talk page. (Septober 32nd)

The Set Stretch to () block let you stretch out other blocks. Gobo added it in Scratch 7.3 because he thought that the blocks weren't wide enough. The block was removed after one Scratcher stretched a block so far that it ripped a hole in the space-time continuum, causing Scratch's servers to shut down for (-17.3 * π) hours. After they fixed the servers, they released Scratch 7.4, which replaced the block with the Set Squeeze to () block. Another Scratcher squeezed it so much that it compressed the space-time continuum, rendering all time machines useless and freezing time and keeping all matter squeezed into pellets forever. Yes, we are less flexible than we could be.

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