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What does your avatar tell us?
Posted by LolitaV • 8/26/09 • Subscribe to this Discussion [RSS] • Report This Topic
Topics: avatars
about you.
As you know, I am very curious about BCers and the first thing I do before reading a reply here is to look at the person's avie. I'd like to know what your avatar tell us all about you or what do you think it tells us?
My avie as you can see represents both the good girl (nun) I am IRL and the naughty girl only my husband gets to see and some get to read (about). When you look at my avie, i'd like for you to take it as a warning that I am naughty, naughty, naughty and probably should be spanked
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lol, I have a scar and if I don't leave them longish I look Spocktacular. Now knowing my love of all things Trekkie and geeky you'd think I'd like that but it was not a good look for me.
Yoda is a cutie but a pain in the butt. He sits on my shoulders when I work and when I turn on the sander he leaps off. Sometimes when he has cat food breath I turn it on just to get him off me.
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I'd like to know what your avatar tell us all about you or what do you think it tells us?
My avatar is a picture of me. It was taken by my sister, with my new second hand Canon PowerShotA70 camera, which is a gift from my sister presented to me, when I was laying on the beach just three weeks ago. I don't know what my photo tells others about me, and I don't have any thoughts at all about what it conveys. -
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I picked mine for a few reasons... I love comic book art and she reminded me of someone who would write for the Daily Bugle :
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Well, I've been counting my birthdays backwards since my mid-thirties (I'm 20 now) so I needed an avatar that is also timeless.
This is a caricature of me - we got them done professionally, in person at Disneyland (California) a few years back, and is quite the likeness (you can see the real me on my twitter account and my wife on my youtube account)
here's actual size: hartandyvonne.com/pics/pic_us-21.jpg
This is my wife: hartandyvonne.com/pics/pic_us-20.jpg -
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Oh I loved your avatar the first time I saw it! I mean, come on, 99.99% of all nuns are closet lesbians and sex addicts, right?
hehe... all in jest of course!!! -
The by-line of my blog is "Clearing Up the Insanity so Christians can pray", so I chose Jesus praying in the Garden of Gethsemine.
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"I'd like to know what your avatar tell us all about you or what do you think it tells us?"
Hmm. Not sure what all of you might get from it, but what I think it says about me is I'm reflective. Now I must go away and think about that for a while.... -
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Hannibal King (Ryan Reynolds) from Blade 3 - Awesome one liners from that guy in all of his movies and in particular the monster hunting and that general area is what im about and write about. I would use a real photo of me but im just to lazy to change it.
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Mine says I'm a kind, considerate, loyal, smart, happy, attractive, sensible, intelligent, logical, loving man.
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I think my avatar screams out to the world: "this is a person who would prefer to look more handsome and stylish than he actually is."
Oh, and just on Celtic musician's avatar change: I find it utterly uncanny whenever anyone here changes their avatar. This is because (such is the power of the image), I really do think of Lolita as a nun; of N.P. as Whitman, of Deray as perpetually happy, of Anok is a ninja, Agit8r is stil (despite his recent avatar change) a gnome, TSR is sans nose et cetera,
I always want to write to people things like: you've changed, man. It used to be about the gnomishness/bra on your head/curly blonde hair/coy discovery of one's breasts.
-Mal-
Still: Obviously, I DO want you to think that I'm Jeremey Irons in Brideshead. I'd be mortified if I thought I'd broken the association...However, the good thing is that as my horror of avatar changes suggests to me: even when you know someone can't possibly look the same as their avatar (e.g. the guy whose avatar is Brandon Lee in the Crow et cetera and most people), it's still hard to shake the association.
Best,
Mal.
Oh, P.S. A handsome avatar is also indispensable to any ventures into the realm of the sociopathic
Subtext: I just commented on your blog! I'm so glad you've got the Muses dancing for you again!
Best,
-Mal
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Mine says: Woo hoo after one too many sherbets I took a million photos of myself and found one that I liked.
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Claire,
To paraphrase what you just said to bring it more in line with my own impression I think yours says: "Don't take away my sherbet or I'll kill you. That sherbet is MINE. and it's not a bloody euphemism. Sherbet. Mine. Leave it alone."
Still,
I think yours looks like you'd go to a party for the express purposes of arguing with Truman Capote.
Best,
Mal-
Creepy. But I swear that there is but one Mal. I don't have (and have never had) pseudonyms of pseudonyms running around doing my bidding. What would be the point? How would I keep track of them? I very occassionally use my real name, but never on forums, catalogues et cetera. And I most emphatically do not stalk people.
I mean, I do want adoring FANDOM and general internet glory(comments on my blog saying: "wow, you're so awesome", "how can I be like you), but that's the limit of my ambitions. I've never segued from 'nice post', to anything personal (and insane!) like 'hey-what-are-you-doing-on-Saturday-I-dunno-maybe-we-could-get-married-or something despite-the-fact-that-we-live-on-the-opposite-sides-of-the-world-and-neither-of-us-knows-who-the-other-is. That sort of thing just doesn't make sense to me.
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Still: okay then it's a deal:)
Trust me to not be a loon -- until I give any signs of actually being one -- at which point the whole community can come down on me and stomp on my epaulettes.
And it IS nice of you to say 'charming' and even 'large vocabulary', although 'Lothario' makes me laough. This is something that I've never been called even in jest: I'm just too nerdy for such things. I mean, whenever I look at D.B.'s avatar I feel a sudden surge of schoolyard resentment, like he might push me into a locker ... (no offense D.B.!)
Best,
Mal.
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Anok: your picture says to me. I'm normally quite nice, and helpful and would be concerned that everyone was having a good time at the party, HOWEVER, the general mixture of injustice in the world + the large number of IDIOTS has forced me to a) hide my face and b) to be fearless in the faith of death -- a conditio sine qua non of assassinating a tyrant.
-Mal
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Hey, aspotofblog! (I really need to find a convenient abbrevation for your name):
Quoi? 107? Moi? Mais, pourquoi. I thought my conversation screamed youth and virility and that I would make a fit snowboarding companion for DR.
Actually (I know you're joking!), but I have given my correct age on B.C...It's just uncoolness that makes me sound old...:)
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Still has run for the hills. When are we ever going to see her again?
Mal, you can call me 'Spot'. I wasn't here when you revealed your age. I was over there *points somewhere far in the distance*
Okay, he's 31. But yes, but no, but maybe, not really.-
I thought of "Spot". I worried that it would sound...bad...in the manner of patronising. But, spot it is.
Also, I think the main way my age comes through in posts is the combination of a sense of wasted potential common with the sense that we can still make good if only someone realises our genius.
Best,
-Mal.
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I have no idea what mine says about me. I won an award for this pic and it is on some coffee tables somewhere around the world. You tell me what it says about me if you have a clue.
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Hmm, it's just a photo I liked of me, it got lots of compliments on facebook so I went with it. Guess I just wanted ME as my avatar and the photo is me.
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@Mal-Sorry, I'm about to deal you the death blow of disillusionment. I'm beardless, the hair on my head is dark brown, and I've never worn a suit and tie in my life. The spirit of Old Walt is all my avatar and I have in common.
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N.P.: Noooooooooooooo!
[Falls to knees, shakes fists at the sky.]
Et tu, N.P.?
Why do you mock me, O Gods? Why am I, like Philoctetes, the victim of the endless mendacity of men; I curse the men and gods who have made me to so distorted a creature of wrath; Now I shall high me to an island there to rule over rocks and cacti...
(Also: I at least do wear op shop (I think Americans say "thrift store") suits, as honestly advertised by my not-entirely-miselading avatar.
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poly bore
If you like avatars then perhaps you would enjoy this video polybore made of a whole bunch of BC Avatars. Might do another if anyone where interested in being involved. Give polybore a shout and if there is enough interest polybore will do.
animoto.com/play/1xF1Un7WdYsvChrTF1nyQg?ref=qjbnwycx -
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My avatar..?hmm it'll come.Well i am not so shaded as it shows.You may need a torch to see me through that though.Only for those criticized me that i'm an anonymous see this
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The present one says nothing much..
I had a manga version of myself earlier which said.. "Hi.. I am a cartoon" -
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What do you know? This is a crow, or at least a raven posing as one.. whole point is, I am a nasty black bird that sees stuff that's happening and makes a ruckus
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my avatar is a smooshed version of a photo of me from a photo shoot. I guess it says I think I am hot lol
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my avatar was taken in the makati metro while i was walking alone at night. that while line is actually a fly over.
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MINE!!! Is...ummm...a picture I mad of an irate dog....it felt fitting since I'm...ummm....the irate dog...
At least I made it myself! That shows I have photoshop skills and am arty - in fact, I'm in the process of painting a blue poppy for my GF's new renovated room. -
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