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Published: 2012-02-26 19:52:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 6503; Favourites: 74; Downloads: 295
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This is for my 3rd Naruto OC maker tutorial (image below). This can be used on any Naruto OC profile, HOWEVER a link to this page or my homepage MUST be found in the artist commentsI hope you'll all find this useful. I made it using the Naruto manga's stats wheels. I recommend the stats... "shape" thing, be over the lines in medium grey, outlined in a thin black line.
Happy art-ing!! <3
Click download to use, keep in mind it will only work with Photoshop/Adobe programs!
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Can I use this please? I'll credit you nonetheless tho i just wanna make a ref for my naruto OC
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I'm not intending to be rude... but do you actually read the artist comments? :/ Go back and do it. You'll find your answer.
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Eh yea sorry. I did I really did but I'm always scared shitless to just send a link without asking
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:/ If someone puts it up with a .psd download so people can use it, they do that to reduce unneeded notifications...
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Dude, you're from the USA, speak proper English. XD
It needs to get re-done. Like. Bad. It's a year over due.
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go ahead. also to tell you the truth, english is my second language
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It's not an excuse if you live there, bro.
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Wow, you're rude. Makes me not even want to glance through your art xD Then again, they say Hitler was an artist. What do I know? xD
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You're always free to not look, just as I am free to say as I please, would you not agree? The point of the "attitude" in this was more to be honest enough that people would listen, even if I had to be obnoxious (and a bit satiristic). It's apparent you missed that (some do, which is perfectly fine).
Personally, it's beyond me why you'd say anything if this is indeed how you feel. If you don't like it/me/what-have-you, then you can always keep to yourself and move on; I find that a great way to not "get into it" with someone. This is how drama starts. This is why I (as a person) try to distance myself from girls and people my own age.
Sorry if this was "rude," if I spoke "sweetly" or "super nice" to (mostly) anyone, it would be painfully fake and I would feel like lying to you. So to put myself in your possible conception ATM, would you prefer "fake bitches" or "honest bitches" (I don't think I'm a bitch, but that's my analysis)? Sweet words, keep in mind, do not convey kindness. Honest (and sometimes "mean") people may not speak softly, at all. 
Also, Hitler wasn't "rude" per say, just a mass murderer (though terribly creative and intelligent). I find your comparison a bit insulting, mostly because you seem to have a sparing knowledge of him (but I'm also a war history student... that would give me such a mindset).
Virtus sola nobilitas.
- 3rdEcho
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I find it hard to believe that you can't discern the reason why I would say something to you. You're clearly well-educated. Use a lot of big words, grammar-checked and well organized. Honestly though, you made my argument for me. If you felt negatively about the other user's lack of English skills despite living in the USA, you could have simply kept it to yourself and moved on to avoid drama. And again, when another user apologized for having bothered you with a question answered in your description, you felt the need to further scold her/him instead of accepting an apology and letting it go.
Would I prefer you to have been a "fake bitch" in that situation? If by that you mean would I have preferred you to have simply accepted the apology and let it go, then yes. I've always subscribed to the idea of a "little white lie". But then, this is coming down to personal ideals. Which brings me back to the original point; I found what you said to be rude and I pointed it out, knowing that there was a chance for aggressive response but deeming the possible consequences acceptable on the hope that by some off-chance you'd realize "the error of your ways". Hey, it's happened! And I'm sure your actions are kinder, but that means little me. I believe words said, anonymously and without expectation for reward, are a truer display of the heart of an individual. Cheesy? Very. True? Well, I think so anyway.
As for Hitler, it's true that I know little more about him beyond what the average person who has a few history classes under their belt knows. However, going by the definition of "rude" as provided by Webster's Dictionary ("offensive in manner or action"), I'd say that ordering the slaughter of Jews, homosexuals, cripples, etc, is rude. (On that point, I also find mass murderer's to be rude. In the same way it's rude to barge into someone's house in the wee hours of the night and take their cookie, it's rude to barge in and take their life. Just my thoughts. Not a war history student by any means.)
All that long-winded reply aside, it was also rude of me to come to your page and declare you similar to a mass murderer. Then again, I never claimed not to be rude. In any case, I apologize for offending you. (No, really! That's not "fake bitch" talk).
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Actually, I haven't been able to fix grammar check on my browser, I just have an affinity for words, and it can make me sound like a dick/know-it-all. Half the time my boyfriend can't understand me... so if you knew all the words I used (wasn't intentional), you get a proverbial cookie. I give few of those. They're my cookies.
Also, I proudly do not live in the USA, I'm Canadian, I hate few things more than being called an American.
It's appropriate that you put "the error of your ways" on quotations. It is an error in your own regard, however, I see nothing wrong with it. I may be a little cold hearted, but I'm pretty liminal about offending people.
I would disagree, but that's due to personal experiences, I believe actions speak louder than words. I would give you examples, but that would be blatantly self-serving.
It's a basic conception, for sure, but then again, few give a flying-anything about the little details regarding the Great Wars.
Maybe, but I would say I didn't find it rude. If you were intending to offend me, and I don't believe you were, I would encourage you to try harder. I can't remember the last time I was outright offended, mostly... because I probably don't care all that much, as strange or normal as that sounds. Even through all this, if I had been actually speaking to you, I would have likely maintained close to verbal and emotional monotone.
I would speak further, but I've got some other things more important at this particular second. Maybe next time.
Tah.
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I will graciously accept your proverbial cookie, as I get as few of them as you give out. (Hell, this is my first.) I'd give you one in return; however, I only recently obtained the one and only that I have and intend to thoroughly enjoy it the very moment that I receive a proverbial glass of milk.
Yes, that makes sense. I've never been mistaken for a Canadian but I can imagine that, if it happened regularly, I'd find it irksome as well. That said, I don't believe I ever said (or thought) that you were American.
Yes, that's why I offered the quotations in the first place. This whole thing boils done to individual regard anyway, right? That's the very basis for an argument or disagreement. It would be a much shorter conversation otherwise, if it occurred at all.
I, too, would speak further but alas, I believe this exchange has run it's due course and been given its fair opportunity.
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But only proverbially, of course.
Pretty much. I was pretty much done when I finished my first comment, but that's just my personality. Might be laziness, who knows.
Yep, peace out.
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There is also a generator for them, somewhere on the internet... I remembered it just right now, maybe I'll find it
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I like to make them. It's a lot easier.
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