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What about an old-fashioned Star Wars-style hologram? Yes, they're standing on a car seat.

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Say, do you like movies? Well, sure you do, in which case, here's some Indiana Jones type, complete with ultra-condensed Warichu movie credits. Take it from me, every episode of Deke's Techniques is as packed with useful information as these ideas are modestly insane. I invented a much-needed boss for the classic game Castle Crashers, The Curious Necrowalrus. We added a new character to Angry Birds who zaps pigs into bacon, and then eats the bacon.

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How about games? I showed you how to draw a double-bladed Minecraft ax, rendered here in 3D. As for this, the world's most alluring subwoofer, look no further than a cover for "Sirens" by Real Life. I drew inspiration for this ribbed glass effect from the cover for Madonna's "MDNA." This free-floating work of geometry is a riff off the video for "Leave It Alone" by Broken Bells. But when push comes to shove, it's not all about type. And behold my take on the classic MCU with the introduction of The Blue Barbeque, complete with hand-drawn letters. We went all the way to Middle Earth for hobbit type, only to later discover a 3D ring of authentic Elvin runes. Or how about one of my personal favorites, smoky type? And who can forget secret message type, here expressed as an animated GIF? Oh, my goodness, I'm getting mesmerized. Think grass type complete with a golf ball, type reflected in water and then reflected right back, spray-painted stencil type with realistic-looking drips, chisel type, like in Ancient Rome, and super intricate, but not very difficult embroider type. In 1,000 years since, type remained a major feature of Deke's Techniques. There was fancy lustrous gold type followed by industrial heavy metal type, and then when you least expected it, molten letters set on fire! And that was just the first five weeks.

And then there was type branded into the likes of burlap or leather. It all began at the outset of the last ice age, January 4th, 2011, befittingly with ice type. I mean, wow, that has got to be a big moment for you.

How to celebrate? In a form of a kind of clip show, my favorite Deke's Techniques of all time. Sounds far-fetched, right? I know, right? But also 1,000% true, right? Which is why today I bring you the 1,000th episode of Deke's Techniques, which according to my self-published "McClelland Book of World Records" is the longest-running internet thing in the history of the internet. Welcome to 1,000 Years of Deke's Techniques.