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Description
...begins with a hop.

Why
Because I can Ma ha ha ha ha

Original quote:
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Lao-tzu

1 in = 300 pixels
1 mile = 19008000 pixels
1000 miles = 19,008,000,000 pixels
(this emote took some math )

More useless info
- There are 165 frames in this emote each one 0.1 sec
- that's 16.5 seconds for one loop
- It travels 20 pixels each loop
- For it to reach 1000 miles it would half to loop 950400000 times
- that would be 15681600000 seconds
- 261360000 minutes
- 4356000 hours
- So at this rate it will take 181500 days to travel 1000 miles
It will be awhile

Yes I am such a nerd

Edit 1: I made the edges transparent and made the stamp the correct DA size. Because of the scrolling letters I was unsure of how to make the edges transparent. When I joined the group stamp kingdom they said in there rules that stamps need to have transparent edges and I wanted to submit this one thankfully they redirect beginner stamp maker to experienced ones that are willing to help. So I contacted and he emailed me telling me how to use masking to hide the words outside the border. I really appreciate how helpful he was.

Edit 2:My first DD (I'm still in shock) Thanks to for featuring it and thanks everyone for the :+favs: and comments.

Description
...begins with a hop.

Why
Because I can Ma ha ha ha ha

Original quote:
A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Lao-tzu

1 in = 300 pixels
1 mile = 19008000 pixels
1000 miles = 19,008,000,000 pixels
(this emote took some math )

More useless info
- There are 165 frames in this emote each one 0.1 sec
- that's 16.5 seconds for one loop
- It travels 20 pixels each loop
- For it to reach 1000 miles it would half to loop 950400000 times
- that would be 15681600000 seconds
- 261360000 minutes
- 4356000 hours
- So at this rate it will take 181500 days to travel 1000 miles
It will be awhile

Yes I am such a nerd

Edit 1: I made the edges transparent and made the stamp the correct DA size. Because of the scrolling letters I was unsure of how to make the edges transparent. When I joined the group stamp kingdom they said in there rules that stamps need to have transparent edges and I wanted to submit this one thankfully they redirect beginner stamp maker to experienced ones that are willing to help. So I contacted and he emailed me telling me how to use masking to hide the words outside the border. I really appreciate how helpful he was.

Edit 2:My first DD (I'm still in shock) Thanks to for featuring it and thanks everyone for the :+favs: and comments.