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Yo Hoodcom.

Serza5 wrote:

DesLife wrote:<'s working on a psytrance mix.

< wonders when Desu got into trance?

<'s loved it for a long time. Psytrance, mind you, not vanilla trance.

< says hi to ^ and would like to hear ^'s mix when it's done.

< can't stop dancing

< Still working on the Pentium based system.

^'s sig is larger than < remembers.

< agress with ^, ^^ seems to be using his larger version of ^^'s sig

< Must have nabbed the wrong link then.

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< Fixed it.

< just edited <’s signature to add info about <’s rank.

< finds ^'s signature huge.

Jesus fucking Christ, that image is unnecessarily gargantuous. Does ^^ really see nothing wrong with this? Please scale it down by at least 50%.

< is shocked by ^^^'s sig size.

Sorry for that, I pulled the image straight from RayWiki.

Edit: Done.

< is enjoying the Rayman 1 soundtrack as < works on a 3D Modelling Assignment. It makes for great working music.

< sees that ^^ fixed sig.

OldClassicGamer wrote:< sees that ^^ fixed sig.

Yes, < has fixed it.

Also, you need to use “the” when referring to an object (“... fixed the sig”).

< thinks that as this is the internet, perfect grammar is not always needed to get the point across, although < thinks that there is a point where ppl r jst startin 2 b lazy.

RibShark wrote:< thinks that as this is the internet, perfect grammar is not always needed to get the point across, although < thinks that there is a point where ppl r jst startin 2 b lazy.

< thinks ^ gets it perfectly.

lazy liek not of wanting2brake abysmal habbits !!

< could interpret ^ as being slightly racist, as < has seen plenty of people type online with a few of their accent quirks intact (as opposed to <'s one accent quirk). <'s Facebook News Feed is literally full of it.

< also doesn't understand why ^ clings to the smallest things from the past and continues to bring them up when the case has been discussed and closed, and was of little significance to begin with.

sonicbrawler182 wrote:< could interpret ^ as being slightly racist

What in tarnation?

sonicbrawler182 wrote:as < has seen plenty of people type online with a few of their accent quirks intact (as opposed to <'s one accent quirk). <'s Facebook News Feed is literally full of it.

"Could of" is not an "accent quirk", it's literally how you pronounce "could've". Everyone under every English dialect says it like this aloud, and < might as well interpret ^ as a racist for not being aware of this.

< still finds that accusation of interpretive racism in complete seriousness to be very, very funny. We're all familiar with those silly things that run through our heads, now lets keep those in there, where they belong.

sonicbrawler182 wrote:< also doesn't understand why ^ clings to the smallest things from the past and continues to bring them up when the case has been discussed and closed, and was of little significance to begin with.

It's less the fact that ^ doesn't care about fixing a grammatical error and more the fact that ^ constantly attempts to pass it off as an "accent quirk", which no, no it isn't, it's a very common grammatical error, right on par with if not worse than such hilarities as 'alot', 'labtop', 'your', and more. These are all part of the same string of commonplace errors that make me wonder where the ass people learn to read and write, and such basic concepts, too.

Also, as for why < commented:

sonicbrawler182 wrote:

RibShark wrote:(...) although < thinks that there is a point where ppl r jst startin 2 b lazy.

< thinks ^ gets it perfectly.

< found the situation ironic, as < thinks that ^ r jst b lazy. That is why < commented.