what does this say

[Chik'Tikka]

hmm... one on the left is chicken scratch+^_^+ one on the right just asks "am i legal?"+^_^+

[wefwq]

☑ Using botnet torrent
☑ Ele is dark and only 13
☑ Please judge my chinese cartoon guise XD
Triggered in the early morning, thanks OP.

[mctastee]

ignore my anime

No. We are all gonna judge you for your taste in anime. *casts incredibly judgmental stare in your direction*

[Endler]

"Find love online"

*Goes to website. Animals.*

Not the kind of love I was looking for. I was hoping for sheltered waifus.

[Dycize]

☑ Ele is dark and only 13

Actually that's just because Zieg weapons. Yeah, they're stupid like that. Random element at a low %. Oh, and they come without any affix. I'll cherish my own zieg wand as much as I want but the implementation is terrible.

[BIG OLAF]

or maybe I'm lazy and don't like nasty slurs people have to people that watch anime

Yikes!

lol "nasty slur"

'weeaboo' is the new "n-word!"

[Cyron Tanryoku]

It is a slang, so it kind of is in a similar league in terms of definition

[Selphea]

As an aside uTorrent seems to have gone downhill from its early days as a minimalist torrent client.

I've been using Deluge instead and it works okay but crashes sometimes. Is there anything better out there for *ahem* file sharing?

[Walkure]

OP, get something like ShareX, Puush, or Gyazo (really recommend ShareX), and you can share screenshots more quickly, easily, and with less awkwardness like this.

As an aside uTorrent seems to have gone downhill from its early days as a minimalist torrent client.

I've been using Deluge instead and it works okay but crashes sometimes. Is there anything better out there for *ahem* file sharing?

At a quick glance on some torrenting enthusiast chats, looks like μTorrent and Deluge are still most popular. The more precise answer was "whatever your tracker supports".

[ZER0 DX]

As an aside uTorrent seems to have gone downhill from its early days as a minimalist torrent client.

I've been using Deluge instead and it works okay but crashes sometimes. Is there anything better out there for *ahem* file sharing?

uTorrent was bought out by the MPAA a long while back so it's become a botnet.

Use qbittorrent, it's completely open source, light on the system resources, and uses a much better torrenting protocol. It also isn't tracking everything you download with it, unlike uTorrent.