I already went through and made this, then my app crashes. So, here's Mt frustration response: [quote]The -blam!- is this supposed to mean? You kids and your edgy shit talk, I swear.[/quote] Oh gosh. You're really going to pull that shit? "I don't fully understand this and you seem weird so this is edgy!1!1!" Grow the hell up. I could call you a kid too, but I'm not going to resort to a petty, immature insult like that. Loosen up and take a damned joke. [quote]Again, consider taking your own advice, sport[/quote] No. You take it. [quote]as the only one who seems as though they're trying to "start trouble" here is you.[/quote] No. Max made a post and you started implying pointless shit. You caught my attention now, so congrats. And go ahead and say you didn't imply anything... it's pretty damned obvious you did. [quote]And really now? How exactly am I starting "trouble"? Don't worry, I'll wait for your bs response, so take your time to come up with something good.[/quote] I've stated it multiple times. You started a pointless argument and implied shit then immediately jumped to saying you didn't. Anyone with an elementary school education could easily tell that you implied shit. [quote]Also, it's not a "Chinese symbol", try learning something before typing stupid shit...[/quote] I studied Chinese / Mandarin during one of my Summers. I can safely say that yes it -blam!-ing is. The image itself can be called a symbol because it simply represents something. Unless you wanna argue that it's Vietnamese or something like that. Here's a little excerpt: "The principle of Yin and Yang is a fundamental concept in Chinese philosophy and culture in general dating from the third century BCE or even earlier. This principle is that all things exist as inseparable and contradictory opposites, for example female-male, dark-light and old-young." How about you do your own research?