Ta-da!

Annnnd a new template is up in 5 min. I still don't really have much to say in here, but I'll try.

...Nope sorry folks. I'm soooo not in a writing mood right now. Everything I just tried to type was crap, and I'm not willing to publish crap right now, so I'll do it later when I'm in the mood.

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