Royal Palm Beach, FL
Mine is pretty much self explanatory
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Quoted from EternitytoM83:My username, on the other hand...
Hey Kid are you going my way!!!!
Quoted from bemmett:Mine says about all you need to know. GO PACK GO!
Yeah,...GO PACK GO,and take the Bears with you.
Quoted from dirkdiggler:Mine's a close-up of this cool candy jar I bought from a 80 year old from Sweetgrass reserve
Where do I get me one of these! 
Quoted from 0geist0:Mine is pretty much self explanatory
I was gonna ask If I could stop by and play a few, but ah maybe not.... 
Quoted from whthrs166:Where do I get me one of these!
After I bought it I had to research it. My googling revealed it was sold at Spencer gifts. I think you can find them on Ebay still
"In this breathtaking underwater photograph by Kurt Arrigo, we see a woman freediving (i.e., no breathing aid) with a school of tuna fish. This is not a composite or digitally manipulated as many may be quick to assume. The model in the photograph is Saho Harada, a two-time Olympic synchronised swimmer for Japan, and the photograph was taken at a depth of approximately 18 meters (59 ft)." - TwistedSifter
It's the cover art from the Genesis port of Out Run, my favorite video game of all time. The name is X Japan's debut album. Great record, and just a cool-sounding alliteration.
Yeah man. When I signed up for pinside I thought of bands I listened to in high school. I wanted to use the misfits skull but that was taken. Willathrilla killed it with the chocolate and cheese album cover.
Quoted from Chisox:This much better avatar was already taken.
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Just me... close to a giant computer monitor. And oh yeah, from behind, and well, 15 years ago. I'm pretty sure you would not recognize me in the street 
Surrey, BC
Quoted from Chisox:This much better avatar was already taken.
That's too bad. I do love a good underboob photo.
Quoted from matiou:I'm pretty sure you would not recognize me in the street.
Maybe we would if you were still holding that giant computer monitor in front of you like that.
Quoted from Mr68:It's our Family Crest.
Quoted from radial_head:I've always just used a picture of myself... but realizing that's not what people do... how come?
I better change mine then!
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Mine is a picture of my Father. Pearl Harbor 1945. He quit school in 10th grade, lied about his age (drivers license still shows wrong year of birth) joined the Navy to be with his brothers. All made it home alive. Pop is still alive (93), his brothers died a few years ago.
Added over 4 years ago:Changed from my Father's Day dedication to my real passion, single track enduro riding.
Mine is an exploded view of an AFM I built in my suspended ceiling in the gameroom.
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And as a bonus the title will land you in the social justice warrior stockade. Which IMHO is worth the price of admission all by itself.
You'd have to have grown up in the Chicagoland area in the late 1970's to know who my avatar is......funny thing is when I chose this pic, I got some messages from other Pinsiders about how seeing my avatar reminded them of watching the TV show it's from when they were young. Good memories of simpler times!
Quoted from nascarrey:You'd have to have grown up in the Chicagoland area in the late 1970's to know who my avatar is......funny thing is when I chose this pic, I got some messages from other Pinsiders about how seeing my avatar reminded them of watching the TV show it's from when they were young. Good memories of simpler times!
Nice. A fave growing up.
Quoted from Monk:I have to say every time I see your avatar out of the corner of my eye I see the devil with an erection.
At first look I thought it was a keg.
Well now I feel bad that both of the avatars I commented on have been changed.
Quoted from Monk:Well now I feel bad that both of the avatars I commented on have been changed.
Change is good!
Quoted from drummermike:Change is good!
Sheryl Crow thinks so.
That young stray chap on my deck railing, always peering inside into my kitchen, wondering if he could come in for a bite. I finally gave in.
14 years later, he thinks the food is pretty good here. Thinks he'll stay.
He earns his keep though. Sometimes brings a dish of his own to pass.
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