HTOTM: FUSION
Deleting System 32 fucks up your whole computer.
It also makes it dun run fast like Rainbow Dash: do it fagget, this shit's legit.
I've been gone for a while....no internet in that place...sorrryboutdat
and yeah, Im just helping my friend find a clan....but I remembered that he only has 9 posts, I just asked him to get at least 10,20 or 30 posts to join...
So what's the minimum # of posts should he get before joining?
Oh and can someone give me tips on playing the guitar? I know how to play the song but I can't make it sound right, it's in proper tune, and the strings are o.k.
It's like....the when I strum the length of the sound is short. Either my fingers are too short (I'm 12 remember?) OR I'm doing it wrong. :/ Meh.
Kthnxbai.
R.I.P. Fyre (October 17, 2011-February 27, 2015) It was a great run guys. Miss you already
@Kaya
I've played guitar for about 6/7 years now I think. A lot of trouble that people have when they're starting is either not pushing down hard enough on the strings or accidentally blocking certain strings. Here's this:

Not pushing down hard enough:
When you don't push down hard enough on the frets you often get 'fret buzz', where the note is hit, but it quickly fades - your hold on the fret isn't tight enough creating a buzzing sound rather than a clear note. It can also makes the chord sound short and have no sustain. A good way to get over that is just to practice, your fingers'll hurt but eventually they'll toughen up and you'll get calluses/hard skin on your finger tips. If you still can't get it, try creating single clear notes: pluck the fifth fret of each string individually making sure you can push down hard enough to get a clear sound.

Blocking strings:
'Blocking' a string is when you place your hand on the string but don't push down on any fret, creating a hard, sometimes muted sound. It's used a lot in songs and is a technique but it often happens when you try and form a chord and your fingers aren't on one string only like they should be. I see it all the time: people play a chord but the bottom of their finger is blocking the strings or the tip of their finger is touching against the string above or below it, blocking it and preventing it from creating any noise.

So yeah: raise your fingers a bit so they aren't touching against any string they shouldn't be, making sure each finger being used is on it's own string and push down hard. Practice helps a lot. Do some of that and learn songs that you enjoy, playing music is the best thing ever.
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@Poppo
I didn't mean running fast, I just meant going fast. ... Like Rainbow Dash.
Last edited by SpmSL; Apr 17, 2012 at 01:22 AM. Reason: Rainbow Dash motherfucker
It basically controls everything about your computer. I don't know much about it other than that :D

Your computer can't even start without it.
So, why are you telling me to delete it if it's going to ruin my whole computer?
Toribash = Gayness in the Anus.
Haha, it's a joke man.

I thought you'd know what I meant, it's a running joke on the internet. Also if you didn't know what I meant and decided to do it, I doubt you'd be able to find it without looking it up, in which case you're instantly spammed with links that say "don't fucking do it"
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@Poppo
I thought that was gonna be a screamer or something, I had to turn down my volume and open it in a new tab to make sure it wasn't :D