What your 'Avatar' says about you..
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What your 'Avatar' says about you..
Hello IFGians,
I find some of the avatars used by my friends, very interesting. Each avatar holds some special significance to the user. So why not come forward and share your reasons for choosing your avatar. I'll begin with myself, its the ruger single six convertible with spare wmr magnum cylinder. For me it captures the spirit of the frontier, the wild west. From a very early age, I have read novels by Max Brand, Zane Grey, Oliver Strange and my all time favourite is Louis L'amour. Somewhere, deep inside, my spirit chimes in tune with the wild west themes, vast expanses, tall mountains, dense forests and the simple concept of justice, meted out by a code of ethics, enforced by the colt hung on the hip.
I find some avatars here to be extremely interesting.To me the best avatar is that of Surface to Air Missile, a magnificent leopard who blnks his blue eyes and flicks his ear.
So tell us about your avatar and the avatars of other IFGians that you find interesting.
Regards
I find some of the avatars used by my friends, very interesting. Each avatar holds some special significance to the user. So why not come forward and share your reasons for choosing your avatar. I'll begin with myself, its the ruger single six convertible with spare wmr magnum cylinder. For me it captures the spirit of the frontier, the wild west. From a very early age, I have read novels by Max Brand, Zane Grey, Oliver Strange and my all time favourite is Louis L'amour. Somewhere, deep inside, my spirit chimes in tune with the wild west themes, vast expanses, tall mountains, dense forests and the simple concept of justice, meted out by a code of ethics, enforced by the colt hung on the hip.
I find some avatars here to be extremely interesting.To me the best avatar is that of Surface to Air Missile, a magnificent leopard who blnks his blue eyes and flicks his ear.
So tell us about your avatar and the avatars of other IFGians that you find interesting.
Regards
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I think it would be more in keeping with the subject of this thread, if others were to give their comments about what they think about other member's avatars - what say?
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Re: What your 'Avatar' says about you..
mundaire wrote:I think it would be more in keeping with the subject of this thread, if others were to give their comments about what they think about other member's avatars - what say?
Though I don't have a display pic
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Hi hvj1
We seem to have an overlap for the reasons for choosing our respective Avatars - Zane Grey, Louis L'amour, Open Sky, Big Mountains and err... Justice.
My Avatar is Lucky Luke .. the wandering cowboy who ' draws faster than his shadow ' and fights Crime & Injustice. Not visible in the pic are Jolly Jumper ( my trusty steed ) and my 6-shooter .
PS : The fag in the mouth was very soon replaced by an innocuous but politically correct piece of STRAW !
We seem to have an overlap for the reasons for choosing our respective Avatars - Zane Grey, Louis L'amour, Open Sky, Big Mountains and err... Justice.
My Avatar is Lucky Luke .. the wandering cowboy who ' draws faster than his shadow ' and fights Crime & Injustice. Not visible in the pic are Jolly Jumper ( my trusty steed ) and my 6-shooter .
PS : The fag in the mouth was very soon replaced by an innocuous but politically correct piece of STRAW !
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My avatar represents natural freedom, beauty & good health at its best.
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eh i think we had this topic while back, sorry for being a party pooper still lets have it again. mine is to throw of the arrows that come my way.
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Mine is to have the best of both, in terms of my liking in shotguns. OverUnder and Pump . And heck somebody did combine them both to make an OverUnderPump, so I stand validated .
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Re: What your 'Avatar' says about you..
Hi Guys!
> An Avatar to me restricts my space.
> To me life is one big long journey and not a destination to arrive at.
> As Osho verily said "The colours in me are too many that I cannot help but burst forth and bloom".
> I just cannot go into the jungles and look for the trees!
> The cry of a peacock, the coughing of a leopard, the screeching of the langurs, the snorting of a wildbpar, the cackle of high flying teals.....the gurgle of a rapid stream - with which Avatar shall I respond to each of these?
> Hence my 'pseudonym' "BRIHACHARAN" (In Sanskrit it means - One who has walked many a mile) & I am still walking!!!
Cheers
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> An Avatar to me restricts my space.
> To me life is one big long journey and not a destination to arrive at.
> As Osho verily said "The colours in me are too many that I cannot help but burst forth and bloom".
> I just cannot go into the jungles and look for the trees!
> The cry of a peacock, the coughing of a leopard, the screeching of the langurs, the snorting of a wildbpar, the cackle of high flying teals.....the gurgle of a rapid stream - with which Avatar shall I respond to each of these?
> Hence my 'pseudonym' "BRIHACHARAN" (In Sanskrit it means - One who has walked many a mile) & I am still walking!!!
Cheers
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Re: What your 'Avatar' says about you..
Fair enough mate!mundaire wrote:I think it would be more in keeping with the subject of this thread, if others were to give their comments about what they think about other member's avatars - what say?
Keep it coming guys, I am thoroughly enjoying it, each answer throws a glimpse into the person's psyche, I am lovin it!
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My avatar ?
To keep away the evil, whichever form it might present itself in .
Rp.
To keep away the evil, whichever form it might present itself in .
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Read my signature and look at my avatar pic
I am the Saint the Soldier that walks in Peace. I am the Humble dust of your feet, But dont think my Spirituality makes me weak. The Heavens will roar if my Kirpan were to speak...
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We have something in common there .hvj1 wrote: my all time favourite is Louis L'amour.
My avatar is pretty obvious, just a pic of myself with my dogs(Had only two when i joined).
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Yaj
I have two pooches and one cat, another common chord.
Yo Luke,
Yuh , passin thru
Regards
I have two pooches and one cat, another common chord.
Yo Luke,
Yuh , passin thru
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My avatar? I'm too lazy to pick one?
HVJ1's avatar reflects his drooling lust for the single six. Mundaire's reminds me of 1941. I think Naga needs the shield to lay on the ground and drag around for how else is a guy going to carry a 105 mm howitzer round by himself? Doc's sensible answers always keep ignorance at bay. One could go on but when I try to put people's avatars into context, I see that I have come to know some of you a little and maybe made some new friends.
Thanks all
HVJ1's avatar reflects his drooling lust for the single six. Mundaire's reminds me of 1941. I think Naga needs the shield to lay on the ground and drag around for how else is a guy going to carry a 105 mm howitzer round by himself? Doc's sensible answers always keep ignorance at bay. One could go on but when I try to put people's avatars into context, I see that I have come to know some of you a little and maybe made some new friends.
Thanks all
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