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Originally posted by Tallarn Plus, I don't think I could take staring at your face everyday...
Hey! What does Eric's face have that mine doesn't (apart from a boyish smile )?
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Originally posted by Angcuru I love the new avatar, though may I suggest editing in a flaming character sheet in one hand and a bloodly d20 in the other?
I actually thought about stuff like that, but the resolution is just too small to allow for such a thing in any detail ("why is your gnome burning a tax form?")
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__________________ "The best advice I ever got was from an elephant trainer in the jungle outside Bangalore. I was doing a hike through the jungle as a tourist. I saw these large elephants tethered to a small stake. I asked him, 'How can you keep such a large elephant tied to such a small stake?' He said, 'When the elephants are small, they try to pull out the stake, and they fail. When they grow large, they never try to pull out the stake again.' That parable reminds me that we have to go for what we think we're fully capable of, not limit ourselves by what we've been in the past." -Vivek Paul
I have read all of the above comments and I think the underlying feeling is anything but your face! I mean that is not what I think, I actually like the new avatar, but I think the others...
I like having myself as avatar, but in your case I'd have to say... go with the gnome....
(En als je voornaam David is, is dat mooi meegenomen.... )
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Originally posted by KnowTheToe I think the underlying feeling is anything but your face!
Er... Well. Thankfully some people in rela life do find my face interesting enough....
I'll definitely stick witht the new avatar though.
And no, my first name isn't david, but I think D&D gnomes aren't real gnomes. Gnomes are 6 inches, 300 grams (250-275 for females) and wear big pointy red hats to deflect hail and raindrops. They are not Halflings with big noses and a nack for illusion and sprockets IMO.
__________________ "The best advice I ever got was from an elephant trainer in the jungle outside Bangalore. I was doing a hike through the jungle as a tourist. I saw these large elephants tethered to a small stake. I asked him, 'How can you keep such a large elephant tied to such a small stake?' He said, 'When the elephants are small, they try to pull out the stake, and they fail. When they grow large, they never try to pull out the stake again.' That parable reminds me that we have to go for what we think we're fully capable of, not limit ourselves by what we've been in the past." -Vivek Paul
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