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I TRIED DELETING IT BUT IT DOESN'T CHANGE!

Hey I'm looking for a signature for my player Meghan Dancalot, my last designer went a little racist with the approach Number 94 Halifax 21st Princess Tiana Thanks

Hey @mattyIceman I'm looking for a signature for my player Meghan Dancalot, my last few were pretty bad representations.. Give me a Halifax Jersey, Number 94 and Princess TIANA is my render. Thanks!

The winner in this game unloaded fifty seven shots, deflated all energy on nine powerplay attempts and needed two different goal scorers in the shootout but they got the job done. Here's how it went down. 1st Period Stockholm 2, Bratislava 0 Carson Tripp (STO) strikes twice in the first half of the first with a goal and an assist. Pierre Marc Bouchard (BRA) gives up momentum boosts seven seconds into the game and directly after his team gives up a second goal. Shots 20 | 4 2nd Period Stockholm 2, Bratislava 2 Pierre Marc Bouchard (BRA) battles his way back into he game and collects two assists. Steve French (BRA) matches Tripp and scores a goal and adds an assist on the tying goal. Shots 18 | 14 3rd Period Stockholm 2, Bratislava 2 Andrew Skilton (BRA) scares his team and gives up momentum a minute into the third and again at the fifteen minute mark. Shots 15 | 4 Overtime Stockholm 2, Bratislava 2 Nothing interesting happened. Shots 4 | 4 Shootout Stockholm 3, Bratislava 2 Five shooters without a goal in the game make an attempt to light the red light, the first three shooters miss, the next three score. Oden Bell (STO), Joe Schmo (BRA), Dwight Shcrute (STO). Shots 3 | 3 Vikings win 3-2. Players with 10+ stat sheet totals were Bollos de Truno (STO) who blocked 11 shots, had 2 shots and 1 hit. Carson Tripp (BRA) with 9 shots and 1 shot block and Dan Jr. (BRA) totalling 9 shots and 1 hit during the game.

3. Bratislava Watchmen (7.0) It may be the last team on my list, but I like this team a lot. The location is prime, and I would like to be around people from there. The reason why this is lower on my list is the identity. I'm not talking about the name or design; I'm talking about the overall scheme. It just doesn't roll off my tongue enough to make me want to repeat it during interviews. I do see tonnes of stuff to discover, though. ------------------------ 3. Oslo Storm (7.0) I remember this team when it was in Minnesota, and I like how simple it is; the colours are neat, and it's got plenty of fans from being a successful club, so help would be there. I'm not sure if I want to dedicate myself to the logo, though; I would rather something cuter or abstract. I would also rather make a name for myself on a newer team, so that would discourage me when creating content. 2. Vasteras Iron Eagles (7.5) When I read the team name, it reminds me of a Pokemon named Skarmory for some reason. I don't know a whole lot about the history of this team, but Sweden is a really cool country. I don't see many flaws to put it lower on my list or any shining details to move it higher; it is definitely a little more interesting than the others overall. ------------------------ 2. Rome Gladiators (7.5) When the league was first formed, everything about Rome was perfect from memory. Now, since I'm going at it with a little more sense, I don't see myself really enjoying being a Gladiator. All I can think about is cement and steel when I read the name, and I'd rather a more serene spot to spend my time. Again, because it has a minor detail gone wrong for me, I don't see this team as one of my favourites, but there's stuff to discover, so it gets a higher rank on my list. 1. Stockholm Vikings (8.0) Similar to Vasteras, I really like Nordic countries and have looked up to players from there my whole life, making it a desired spot for me. The name is a good choice too. That's it, though. Like many of the VHLE teams, I don't know a whole lot about the Iron Eagles, but that's a good thing because I'm here to learn. ------------------------ 1. Cologne Express (8.0) Notice that I didn't rank any teams higher than an 8, but that's for good reason; I'm going to give it a season to change my thoughts. Initially, this would have been a max rating, but I'm taking a step back. I do like the train, but it's not really fun; I like the location, but it's kind of boring, like Rome; and it's a dynasty; I'd rather help a newer/underdog team. Colours are the only thing raising this to the top; guess that tells you how I really feel about the other teams right now. My time with the Istanbul Red Wolves turned out to be amazing; you never know.

dancalot diaries (agent aka ashley) book of speed - falling in reverse "driving past the speed limit, ditched plans and a brand new attitude" i can't say it's been easy driving my way through my first sim season in a long time, but i learned a ton of things along the way from plenty of different sources, even if some of them didn't want me to succeed from a rocky past. i went from being a gibberish writer to a member tuned up to be more active in the end, still keeping some of my rules along the way. i know sometimes i may do a few things differently, so it may be hard to follow everything i say, but my intention has always been to put my teammates first and bullshit second. i'm always open to questions if people don't understand or follow my movements. the beginning of my career may not have been the perfect run as a returning player; who cares? earning points is beyond me; it's the experience and growing as a person i'm after; it's nice to feel part of something again. gotta give me some credit though, three weeks without weed and i've been writing a lot without a grammar checker! anyway, recently, after a resilient run through the season on schedule, updating at the start of weeks, and fitting myself into every group possible until nobody could take it, you can say I drove past the speed limit. that's why i'm going in reverse now and slowing down to figure out my next steps. you may never see me as active as before, but the TPE will be there. it would have been cool to see what my brain had in store for the 200-mph gauge. i guess any increased activity from me will depend on whether my team needs posts or i get a job. ditching plans isn't a bad thing, though; it's the missing piece i needed to include in my mindframe to move onto my next task and not worry too much. with all that being said, insert my new attitude after recent events, and without too much sass, stay away or get stabbed; no more being too nice when the next chapter of my career begins. the stabbing is metaphorical; i just won't respond. expect to see less enthusiasm in my posts if we don't know each other either. obviously, stay close to the people i know i can trust, but becoming an audience member is the new goal. i will use my extra time to do better things with my kindness, and maybe even take time to enjoy myself more. thanks again to everybody for being nice and letting me cook. time for me to try some of your series out, sit back, and eat some popcorn. also, thanks to the people who hated my content, it helped just as much. now it'll be a lot easier to choose where my player decides she wants to play and what kind of content i should make, when i feel like doing it. one more song for good times sake

Well it's nice to me you, thanks for taking Ottawa to new heights

hbd vee-ach-ell

No structure and all personal, I'm feeling it

The feeling when you actually remember content

Thanks for giving all you had during the season to add to the overall atmosphere. I won't lie, near the end things we're looking bleak for me too, sure you we weren't the only people to feel that way. Right now I'm running off electrolytes

Cologne continues their dominance! GG! Better luck next time Bratislava, had a feeling.. Maybe not all of them are right but don't repeat that

3 weeks no weed let's goooooooo