But it's a sci-com, not a fantasy.
The butterflies are similar to really cute. I agree with you there. However, I think that sky blue would blend with the antennae too much. I still think that the pale blue that I showed the would work better.
I don't see why that's excuse for not making sense. Most of it doesn't make sense in the context of reality, but what I mentioned specifically doesn't make sense in the context of the show or reality.
Overall, it's much better than your original post, but I have two issues. First, I don't like the green links. Green and pink just don't go together well here, at least not that particular shade of green. It might work better if you make the green a little paler (not lighter, paler) and incorporate a bit more of the same pale green into the rest of the design. As it is now, the pink is a bit overwhelming and makes the green pop too much. Second, that dark background doesn't work very well at all. I'd suggest a very light, pale blue to contrast the pink of the butterflies. Other than those things, it looks very good.
I think the older editions of Sony Vegas are free now. I'm probably wrong, but I think I might remember possibly reading that somewhere at some point in the near yet kind of fuzzy past.
In less than one year, it will be 2014. That doesn't really seem very important, so let me put that differently. In less than one year, it will have been fifteen years since the 90s. And yes, you have my permission to shit bricks all over this thread. I'll have the day guy get it.
How can a kid as unlucky as Seina possibly be as lucky as Seina? It just doesn't make sense.
I had just finished editing my post when you replied. Maybe the fact that I was editing caused it?
I've got it right here. I clicked on the link several times, and it worked perfectly every time. Shall I copy and paste?
Not the same thing. By that logic, a porcupine and a hedgehog are the same thing too. You believe wrong. Also, there is no such thing a "gardener snake." The closest I can think of is the garter snake, which is often mispronounced as "garden snake."
In theory, a snake could do the same to a mouse, which a hawk eats. Also, what about snakes that aren't venomous? Can they also affect rats with their deadly poison?
Naw, I don't think even you could work that fast. It's pretty obvious that you've had all of this planned out since you were conceived and started coding the CSS for it as soon as you were born 12 years later.
I already thought it took, like, years.
I was just stating my opinion based on what I saw. My opinion may change depending on what the final product looks like. Well, she slaved over a hot keyboard to craft this theme with her own two hands and you've been modifying it, albeit only locally. Also, I thought it was clear that I was being less than serious.
Is this a holiday? What, know you not, Being mechanical, you ought not walk Upon a laboring day without the sign Of your profession?—Speak, what trade art thou?
We say "doubleyew" for the letter. In words, we say it like in "wind." Sometimes we emphasize an H that isn't there right before the W, usually when there is and H right after the W. As for my post, I was trying to make a reference to Welsh, where W is a vowel.
Doubleyew
As long as he stays in E minor, he should be fine.
Because it's Shiny, of course. If you're willing to save an reload until you get ideal IVs and a good nature, it can be a pretty kickass Pokemon.
