The closest I get is swf but it never loads the page. I can zome in but that is it. Someone said I'm supposed to see play, I can see a part in the eye where that could say it but all I see are grey dots no letters. I assume the answer has something to do with playing the flash video but there is no way to do that for me.

lol I said here is a list and forgot to add it.

File types
.swf (pronounced "swiff" or just "S-W-F") files are completed, published files that cannot be edited.

.fla (pronounced "flaw") files contain source material for the flash application. Flash authoring software can edit FLA files and compile them into .swf files. Proprietary to Macromedia, the FLA format in no sense counts as "open".

.as (or sometimes .actionscript) files contain ActionScript source code in simple source files. FLA files can also contain Actionscript code directly, but separate external .as files often emerge for structural reasons, or to expose the code to versioning applications, and so on.

.swd files are temporary debugging files used during Flash development. Once finished developing a Flash project these files are not needed and can be removed.

.asc files contain Server-Side ActionScript, which is used to develop efficient and flexible client-server Macromedia Flash Communication Server MX applications.

.flv files are Flash video files, as created by Macromedia Flash or by Sorenson Squeeze.
.swc file format for distributing components; it contains a compiled clip, the component’s ActionScript class file, and other files that describe the component.

.swt (pronounced "swot") files templatized SWF files used by Macromedia Generator.

.flp XML file with the file extension .flp–for example, myProject.flp. The XML file references all the document files contained in the Flash Project. Flash Projects allow you to group multiple, related files together to create complex applications.