Avatars for sale

Hmmm... it was there and now it is gone. I can email it to you or post it later tonight.

Sure. Later tonight is fine. Thanks, btw. I really like you work. :wink:

Thank you very much.

its crap... all of it crap crap crap.... but its good crap :-D

That's it seed... no avatars for you!

lol... well it looks like i just gotta figure out how to make em myself! please please dont cut me off PLEASE!

For Freeduck:

I love it! I think I'll keep it up all year long, just like my Christmas lights.

Well, that didn't last long. I'm tired of it already. I need a new avatar but I'm feeling uninspired. Something ducky....

Any ideas?

what about this one?

or this one?

Hmmm, a little too feminine for me. But thanks, Francis, for looking.

I'm so uninspired...

i too am in the need for a new avatar JP... we have talked and gotten a friendship going... what do you think would fit me?

a little more "manly"?

Freeduck,

I did develop an avatar involving a duck for Gus way back on page one... perhaps he would be willing to share?

In the mean time I shall put my thinking cap on and come up with something for you. Did you want movement or just a stationary image?


Seed... I'll have to think about yours... I need something fitting.

take your time jp...

JP, Diane just posted a story about a fellow weight-lifter, and I was thinking...could you make the weights in my avatar rise...slowly?



http://www.able2know.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=1109832#1109832

"Here'sthe first sentence of The Eastern Express article, with just that one word changed: "A Daosit philospher and martial art expert who has spent a lifetime mastering the art of lifting weights with his Packwood showed his prowess yesterday by lifting 159 kilograms of metal discs in one burst of masculine strength." Above the article is a large and-if you are a male-very scary photograph showing this guy squatting over a massive pile of weights; in the background is an onlooker who is clearly thinking the Chinese word for"Ouch." The story (again, I am making tasteful word substitutions) goes onto state: "Chan Tze-tan, 49, attached a total of 159 kg of weights to several red ropes which he tied tightly around his Packwood and Newts. He then lifted the metal discs 12 centimeters off the floor and held on for 10-seconds before letting go."

Hey Francis. I didn't see this one. The too feminine was about the other one. This one is not bad.

That is hilarious Panz.... yeah I can do that. Do you have the larger image by any chance?

That is an excellent idea, jpin, and, yes, I would be willing to share with freeduck. I'll have to rummage around a bit and see if I can find the damn thing.