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It's been ages since I've made artwrok and I don't think I have the time to do so anymore due to the constant crapload of schoolwork, coursework and revision for November mocks and end-of-unit/ mini tests that are always on inconvenient days, i.e straight after school breaks, on the same week of important tests etc., hence the reason why I make  photo edits. :P I might do some photography (depending on what I think is worthy of artwork) and, if I have the time to do so, make some OC's and post short stories. I blame Yr11 for my lack of artwork, so I sincerely apologise to my watchers hoping for the day I post decent artwork.

So what are you? These rules applies mainly to social networking sites 1) The Commentator: every status, photo, video are commented on by that one person who has nothing better to do or wants to start up a conversation. 2) The Liker: every status, photo, video, comment are liked by the same person. To "like" something would be like approving something, so that person would be approving the comment, status, photo or video based on their opinions. 3) The Status Updater: Let's use a scenario: the Olympic opening ceremony. Every special act will be updated as a status on their page every minute. Sometimes, the statuses can be irrelevant, e.g.

How does the Team GB logo represent the whole United Kingdom? If you look closely, the colours of the lion represent the Union Jack. The Union Jack is made of the English, Welsh, Scottish and the old Northern Ireland flag, the four countries that make up the United Kingdom. Another symbol is that the lion is breathing fire; my guess is that it takes from the dragon of the Welsh flag and the lion is used commonly on the British Coat of Arms because it represents bravery, strength and valour. This is just my thought and opinion that I had today: hope it is OK. If you know anymore info, comment below :) EDIT: Here's the link on the flags that