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Well for youtube videos you can do insert some random youtube link here Seems like you're already figured out how to put pictures in your post so I don't have to do that. Anyway I really like what you did with the case, it's nice to give it your own spin if you're doing a project. It'd be interesting seeing pictures of your progress, so go ahead an post them, I don't see any problems with not doing it. Looking forward on what you're planning to do with it.

I am so relieved that you're not leaving too because that would be too much for my heart, 2 people leaving on one day >> Anyway yay you're not going to be lurking as much so that's a plus \o/ Glad you wrote this up cuz many members might not know the history of things here, and I didn't know the much of the history before I joined in 2012 so that was pretty interesting.

It feels so strange seeing everyone i met in the last 3 years suddenly just start disappearing. I wish you the best to wherever else you might go to, I mean i'll still see you on League but you get the idea. See ya, space cowboy.

hello yes late night batch of icons (btw ill try taking up the challenge when im not dead inside at midnight.)

busy slacking off so here's a nice fresh batch of festive hattyness

Hello friends! Are you wondering, "Jeez, I'd love a swanky new hat, but am too lazy to message Dan or any hatters! What should I do!" Well look no further! This is a tutorial on how to make your avatar as snazzy as mine, without the hassle! This dootorial will require: Paint.net Avatar Hat! (Or multiple for hatstacking like a pro.) Step 1: Getting an avatar. This part should be relatively easy, just find your favorite avatar of anything, whether it's a leg, or your favorite pasta loving skeleton! For this tutorial, I will be using this image: lookathischubbycheeksd'awwwww Step 2: Get a hat! It can be any hat, whether you'd like something cheesy like a literal cheese hat, or reindeer horns! Since we are in #HATTENING2015, I will be using a casual sans-ta hat. (heehe) Step 3: Open Paint.Net and TRANSPARENT THAT UP MOFO! Alright, if you do not have the program, go download it at getpaint.net . Paint.net is a free! Anyway, you want to use the magic wand tool that looks like this: And you want to change your tolerance level bar too so you don't end up slicing your avatar or hat in half! Here is what the tolerance bar looks like. So anyway, once you're done setting up that shiznits, you want to select the background of the hat so it becomes transparent when you cut it out! This is so you can put the hat on cleanly and so you don't cover your avatar's beautiful face. Just press Control + X when you are ready to crop the background out. Here's an example of it being cropped. Notice how it didn't select any of the hat at all! Wow! (Fortunately the hat I'm using already had a transparent background, so that saves me the trouble.) Step 4: Time to awesome-sauce put that hat on your avatar! My most favorist part! You want to use the Rectangle Select tool now that you are done making the transparent background of the hat. Copy it using the Control + C command after selecting. Now, onto the avatar. First make a new layer! This is important as pasting it on the background immediately will make the avatar face transparent too. Make sure the new layer is on top of the background layer. Also as you may have noticed, the square with the green cross is the one where you add a new layer. Anyway, OH NO! MY HAT IS TOO BIG! WHAT SHALL I DO? Well, you can either... Keep resizing and undoing the hat until it is petit enough for your avatar. The command for undo is Control + Z. Or you can keep resizing manually using the squares on the corners after pasting your image. Anyway, the final product once you're done with all that work is something like... THIS! Wow! Sugoi! Oh em gee! Remember to save your avatar in .png if the avatar background is transparent because saving in .jpeg causes the transparency to be filled with white. And press flatten when it asks you to, just so ya know. Anyway, that's how you do it! Enjoy stacking hats and other things on each other now! This is my first tutorial I've actually ever written so if it's in any way unclear please tell me!

Like last year I will also be hatting people if needed, so if Dan somehow mysteriously poops from a overload of hats, I will most like message you, or drop in to this thread! You can also message me on the forums or Pokemon Showdown when I'm online. HAPPY HATTENING

Hellu there o/ On supports in general, you don't want to spam your abilities but peel and help your carry in lane. Mana management is key in a bot lane because not having any skills to use in a small fight can result in lost fight. Regardless, Braum has a pretty great passive, so we can let it pass, but generally, you want to use skills moderately. In the case you DO run out mana, it's best to play more on the safe side and regen mana in case of the next fight. You should only back when your adc backs, because if you back when your adc is still in lane, they're probably going to die since they don't have the pressure or cc of a support to back them up.

Madverbs 3:5-0 "Trust in the MAD LEMON with all your shitposts and lean not on your own dead maymays; in all your ways aknowledge him, and he will make your path straight."