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Mine is one I picked from the gallery of another forum I go to. I've been using it on and off for years.INFORMATION
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Explain your avatar
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I can take a hint.Diane wrote:
That's pretty funny, PH, but if you really don't like your avatar, for goodness sake change it. I'm sure it will be appreciated.
I swapped old Hamish for Beaker the muppet. I really like the muppets and it was hard deciding which one to go for but in the end I chose Beaker because he had red hair and therefore some continuity with Hamish.
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It was the same party that my clown avatar scared somebody into hiding under your kilt. Since then, I've been meaning to change it but have only just got round to it.para handy wrote:I hate my avatar! I picked it because there was some kind of party (Humanism Party iirc) going on in here and somebody made a comment about hiding under a kilt. I immediately rushed off to find an avatar of somebody who looked as if they might be wearing a kilt just so I could make a crack about sensing movement under my kilt.
Pathetic, isn't it?
But now I keep getting comments about it so I feel bound to keep it, otherwise their posts won't make sense.
I picked this one because I find it vaguely amusing.
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I remember sitting reading the first 'book' of strips in a cafe in the middle of Debenhams in Glasgow. The tears of laughter were absolutely streaming down my face and I had to put it away because I was getting some very strange looks! My son is also a huge fan now.
Ha ha - I toyed with the idea of naming my son Calvin, but I thought that it would just be tempting fate! Named him Cameron instead.Beki, I love Calvin and Hobbes. There have been times when we think our son is Calvin.
I remember sitting reading the first 'book' of strips in a cafe in the middle of Debenhams in Glasgow. The tears of laughter were absolutely streaming down my face and I had to put it away because I was getting some very strange looks! My son is also a huge fan now.
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Thanks Maria, for uploading mine so quickly.
I couldn't decide which avatar to use so I downloaded 3 different ones and asked a few people who know me well which one I should use. This was the unanimous choice. They said it was just like me - hopefully because I am an optimist and not because they consider me to be round and yellow!
I couldn't decide which avatar to use so I downloaded 3 different ones and asked a few people who know me well which one I should use. This was the unanimous choice. They said it was just like me - hopefully because I am an optimist and not because they consider me to be round and yellow!