Avatars and what they mean to you?
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I've been here over two years now - wow, that went quickly! - and I've worn variations on the Nasat the entire time. My "standard" avatar is the axe-wielding Nasat, but he's a bit like Mr. Benn, he selects new costumes when appropriate. To be honest, he only spends a small amount of his time with the axe nowadays. He's in Minbari mode at present, having switched from M.I.B mode a few days back.
I tend to associate posters with their avatar, and as is usual for me I grow attached to the avatar as well as the person. So I have no intention of ever swopping the Nasat out, though I grow bored easily enough that I make a new variant every few weeks...
I tend to associate posters with their avatar, and as is usual for me I grow attached to the avatar as well as the person. So I have no intention of ever swopping the Nasat out, though I grow bored easily enough that I make a new variant every few weeks...
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I'm about 20% cooler because of this avatar.
I have to admit that pony sure has a fierce look on it's face. Where are they flying to?
He certainly looks hypothermic there...
Is Misc. going through a "I am my avatar" phase lately?
http://www.trekbbs.com/showthread.php?t=145404
I don't mind, really. I find not only other avatars fun, and what they mean to us, but also the very process of how we like to analyse each other's avatars.
I thought I was experiencing deja vu...
Symbolic masks are always intriguing.
It means you have a highly charged personality...
You know, I do...
The lithium helps stabilise things, of course.
My current avatar is the villain from a particularly weird episode of the Spider-Man animated series from the late 60s. Much of it was actually recycled from an episode of a Canadian cartoon, Rocket Robin Hood. My location and signature come from this episode as well. Plus, it seems to go well with the username.
I watched both cartoons regularly as a boy, but I hadn't thought about them for years, until recently. I was quite pleased to discover that stills were readily available online. I was even more pleased to see that old show become the basis for a meme recently.
It's mostly a way to fly the nerd flag, while distinguishing myself from you youngsters.
I watched both cartoons regularly as a boy, but I hadn't thought about them for years, until recently. I was quite pleased to discover that stills were readily available online. I was even more pleased to see that old show become the basis for a meme recently.
It's mostly a way to fly the nerd flag, while distinguishing myself from you youngsters.
The lithium helps stabilise things, of course.
That's a damn good line.
I could say both this avatar and my last one (which was nothing to do with ponies, it was Noodle from the cartoon-band members of Gorillaz) have a lazy look about them. Or laid-back. I like laid-back better.
Of course like Chem's and J's, it's representing my current favourite thing.
I tend to like my avatars a lot shortly after putting them up, and so I stay with them for a while.
Of course like Chem's and J's, it's representing my current favourite thing.
I tend to like my avatars a lot shortly after putting them up, and so I stay with them for a while.
....why is everyone wearing rainbow ponies?
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