n 6 p here , its a youtube thing . just clear youtube from recent apps and re launch . fixes it every time <| sep |> I carry a lock and also leave a lock at work . This way I can double lock at work . Had two previous bikes stolen at work . <| sep |> It was the right way earlier , uspez must be trolling again <| sep |> Well , that ' s game <| sep |> PogbaSuarez on mobile ! Seem to get better luck on mobile than in game . <| sep |> No face , no body . Why women think we will appreciate random boobs . There are a lot of hot girls out there with perfect bodies and she thinks we will somehow make her self steem grow more just because . Having a decent iq right now seems hard to ask <| sep |> It depends . If you ' re just using it to create a piece for practice , to hang in your own house or to gift , generally it ' s not unreasonable to use whatever photo as source material . It is good form to ask the original photographer for permission if you ' re copying it with very little change to the source image , or at least to credit said original artist if you are posting it online . If you ' re using it to make a piece to sell , or using it for a portfolio piece to get into a gallery to sell there , you should probably have evolved your art to a point where you ' re taking your own reference photos if not you can for sure be infringing on copyright if you haven ' t got yourself permission to use the source . Or get written permission specifying you have arranged to use their image commercially . The grey area is , if you use a source but change it . How much do you need to change it to make it yours ? One teacher I had in art college prior to the internets considered 25 % change to be a rule of thumb to use . I don ' t really know how she came up with that number though . Or , if you substantially change the meaning or intent , a la Mona Lisa with a Mustache .