/r/wholesomebestof
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/r/wholesomebestof
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Some fan art that I made using my computer.
While you're here, here's the sheet music for the operatic version.
02:38 UTC
I'm glad there are still people out there that care about the safety of others.
00:32 UTC
"C Is For Cookie" (as performed by Marilyn Horne) — SHEET MUSIC
03:33 UTC
I don't think nice guys actually finish last. So long as you're a good person and you show love the proper way, then you'll be okay.
16:54 UTC
Whether you're planning to join or host any kind of tournament, remember that no matter what, you will encounter problems. You just have to do what you can to overcome them and you gotta believe that you can no matter how hard it may be.
This goes for both online and offline ones. This is gonna be a bit long so please bear with me.
I can say this because I've done both and all it took was 1 tournament I joined a looooong time ago for me to learn this lesson the hard way. I thought things would be fine and that nothing bad would happen, but then uncontrollable factors such as the electricity suddenly getting cut proved me otherwise.
While organizers have it way rougher since they actually have to manage the entire event, players can have it rough too as they could run into problems involving their internet connection, opponents, personal matters, etc.
There are always gonna be problems no matter what and it's always best to know what they are and what you can do to prevent them. Sure there might be some that can't be avoided, but it's important that you're able to deal with them so that nothing gets ruined. Again, organizers have it way harder since they have more responsibilities to deal with, but that's why they have staff that they should rely on and trust to get the job done.
So basically, what I'm trying to say is that everyone involved in a Smash tournament should be able to work together in order to have a fun and successful event. If one side does all the work and the other does nothing, then for sure it's gonna be one hell of a disaster. So if you're a player? Do your best to follow the rules and procedures you've been given to make sure that things go smoothly. If you're an organizer? Then do what you can to make sure players encounter little to no problems at all.
I'm lucky enough to say that me and my friends have held a good amount of tournaments and, minus a few uncontrollable hiccups we've encountered, they've pretty much been great and smooth.
If you're planning on hosting or joining one for the first time, then I made something that may help prepare you for it. You don't have to click on it but I'm just hoping that I got my message across.
03:08 UTC
The Internet's Dad
15:57 UTC
I had the pleasure of listening to Juilliard-trained mezzo Maggie Reneé singing opera à la Avi Kaplan for HOURS as I made a custom backing track for her and then edited the original video to fit with the track. You're welcome, internet.
16:44 UTC
Trying to establish a 100% wholesome virtual internet personality. Need help!
01:15 UTC
This is for all my fellow only children out there. Life can still be pretty cool even if you don't have siblings.
17:29 UTC
This is to help those who like putting things off to the point where they either do it until the last minute or when it's already way too late. Hopefully this helps anyone.
19:03 UTC
Wins The Race And He Gives The Checkered Flag To One Of His Fans In The Stands!
23:25 UTC
This is to help those who are afraid of losing their youth. Getting older actually has its ups and they're really good ones too.
18:52 UTC
When you love your amiibos so much that you're even willing to put em and wake em out of bed.
01:13 UTC
A whole new meaning to "hey, you need a light?"
08:55 UTC
Paralysed man is walking 112 miles using a exoskeleton to raise money for the NHS
15:38 UTC
1 minute improv in the basement
03:22 UTC
Made her think my fingers got stuck
12:54 UTC
Just a guy sharing his love for this red and yellow bee that brings food to everyone on a daily basis.
14:09 UTC
Sad but wholesome.
00:28 UTC
It's the start of a new year and I hope things go well for everyone.
10:38 UTC
There's no denying that this year was super rough for everyone, but that shouldn't stop us from looking forward to 2021. Here's hoping that the new year brings more good than bad and that everyone still enjoys a great New Year's celebration.
15:56 UTC
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