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I don't have any proof not being that merlinoboy you guys talk of, but i'm not that guy! Besides, if I were him, this was my second account, which I don't do, because it's not allowed! I will not beg for believing me, because that will be very stupid, but c'mon man! I think you hate the guy, I don't know anything about him or so, but why not just send a direct email to the guy? Believe me, that'll work.

Hey dude, if you have a problem with who I am, or what I do, then say exact what bothers you, and tell me to stop! It's very easy to just say something bothers you, but I, or someone else, can't do a single thing with it! And rating someone on who he is, pfft, give me a break

Yes, yes I did!

Sorry, can't see it at all :3

Uhhh...
Where would I access it?

>Run a search on a Simple Machines forum for the first time
>e.g. Orwell "Animal Farm" -movie
>My face

I Have the packs you recommended I get a few days back :3

Excellent.
I suppose I will begin to learn how to work PxTone Collage.

Hmm.
I should use pxtone instead of orgmaker...
Your hack to do so, you need pxtone.dll in the mod folder, then you can just replace ORGS with pxtones?

Judging from your PxTone songs, I'm getting the feeling that PxTone is smooter than organya.
Would you say that's true?

GAH i'm so sorry.
I'm so tired, with 4 day tournaments and such D:

i posted feedback on your PxTone...songs. Should I call them pxtones?
anyway READ THEM PLEASE

your right
I feel horrible and manipulative and stuff.

also I apologize I guess

==Problem 1==
You have this command:

Call TSCLoc

Which expands to CALL [4a5ae0] thanks to your defines.
Did you really want to call a pointer?

I assumed that you meant CALL 4a5ae0, so I replaced Call TSCLoc with CALL 4a5ae0.

If you really did mean to call the pointer [4a5ae0], just define CALL [4a5ae0]=data (whatever).
I haven't put in support for calling pointers yet.

==Problem 2==

This is one of your instructions:
cal 421AF0

You're missing a letter. "cal" will not be recognized as "call".

==Problem 3==

At the end of your <AE+ command, you have the incorrect label,
:END<AM+

Which should be :END<AE+

==Problem 4==
You have a lot of defines such as <AE+=2b45413c

You use these for CMPing the TSC commands, but these defines will cause problems
with your labels.

Notice that labels such as :END<AE+ will be replaced with :END2b45413c

I took the liberty of adding a curly brace to each of those defines by using Find/Replace.

So <AE+ is now {<AE+

And the CMP command is now: cmp dword [eax], {<AE+

Same for all the other commands.

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Okay, so this file should be compilable:

TSC asm

DO AS I COMMAND

oy ve.
eh, you remember the name of the evernote account perchance?

Okay, that's not as bad. I'd say something awesome about California, but I'm not the most patriotic guy. In fact, if Sarah Palin Becomes President in 2012, I might become your neighbor.

Wait, 12:30?
Where I live it's 8:30. "California" Then again you do live in Canada; only really mentioned it because you were on it REALLY fast and that I NEVER have seen you not online. But I respect you too much so do as you please.

I just saw you on my thread, the MOMENT I posted it. No disrespect, but you might want to take a short break from the forums... like an hour.

ps: sooooooooo kawaii~~~~ `w'