Personal avatar (picture) discussion.

The blonde is Maggie Mae, Lab & Husky. Red one is Dean, Lab & Red Bone Coon Hound. Both rescued, so there may be other breeds in there.

I live near there and ride horseback. Very beautiful scenery.

“To understand everything is to forgive everything”

Freedom is not free. We may sit in somewhat of a comfort zone, but blood has been spilled in freedom from tyranny's name. And so shall it be but hopefully we can learn???

Where I live.

Semper Fi brother.

You said it better than I could have.

23 year Navy Vet. Vietnam & Gulf Wars. HMC(SW/FMF)

We had c spaniels since I was a baby (and that was a loooong time ago). After moving back to Cleveland from L.A. in the mid 80's, I rescued an 8 week old Border. She was the smartest dog I had or ever will own. You'll soon realize how lucky you are Tobi picked you.

As far as my avatar, one of these days, I'll actually find the time to ride Route 66.

Dave

Newest avatar is a picture of my now grown-up Tobi celebrating Towel Day (last Saturday).

~Angela

I have noticed your icon befor but just now thought to scan it.
Thanks, Mary

Interesting that you can post a barcode and anyone can scan it.
I need to find out how to make one.

Now that I have had fun playing I better get busy around the house.

My husband retired in 2008 and wanted something to keep him busy. My brother had a 1955 Chevy Belair setting in a pasture in Arizona.
We gave him a 56 Chevy (running) in the 1980's so he said we could have the 55. It was only a shell, no engine, no seats, no windows, but no rust as it was from Arizona.

My husband took it off frame and rebuilt the entire car. I helped by upholstering the seats which was hard, door panels and headliner all from scratch. I made my own patterns.

I then help him as the two of us together installed a 454 engine in the car. This was scary at times and not easy. The fenders were already on, and after we got too far to go back we said we should have taken the fenders off before we installed the engine. But for two old people we were proud of ourselves as we did not hurt ourselves installing the engine. To me that was the hardest part.

another Monday.

My avatar, is the logo from our 16 in. softball team. This was our 48th year. There are 6 members who are still active from the first year.

Wow, 48 years playing softball. Nice...

Darth Maul was a cool creation, until his character completely fell apart.

Great idea for the QR code

the day I brought my new motorcycle home

My avatar is my Grade 8 school picture from 1967. I had hair then, and it got much longer before falling out

My avatar is my Grade 8 school picture from 1967. I had hair then, and it got much longer before falling out

I believe that the 1939 valenced fender Indian chief is one of the most beautiful motorcycles ever built. In 1995,I had a lead on a "basket case", and wife had to common sense to purchase a Honda Shadow Ace and have dealer put a valenced fender kit on it as a birthday present for me (By the way, my Birthday was yesterday..)...
So I had a ride-able bike that slightly looked like a 39 Indian Chief, for a lot less money.... (and I still ride it today)..

I wanted to have a decent Avitar, but am not in the least artistic.
and at a similar thread at dslreports.com I posted this.... A fellow there offered to make one for me....
I sent him the picture of Honda Gastank and Indian Script, and he did the rest!!!

P.S. I know who bought the 'basket case', and to this day... it is not yet complete! (And the wife reminds me of this......!!!)

Mine is my two Coonhounds now 10 and 11 years old. We bought another Bluetick last year who is now 1 year old soon to join the avatar picture.

Mine is from the USS SARATOGA when I was with her in 75-77 during the 200th birthday. She is now laying dead in the water at Brownsvill Tx Scrap yard being dismantled.. Really a heart break to see the grand ole lady going away.

aka: "The Unfrozen Caveman Lawyer"

Classic Phil Hartman character from Saturday Night Live, seen using his Motorola "brick" phone. I'm not a lawyer, but do have a functional copy of the phone!

I changed my avatar to me. The T-shirt is my rock hunting shirt. I was hunting for sapphires in NC. It was a fun day.

Try the change again.

On my screen, still the chevy

John

Mary's suggestion in another thread to reload the page worked fine for me with the Chrome browser. A recent thread had similar issues which may be caused by an ISP caching data and if this is the case, there's not much that can be done except to wait a day or two:

http://www.poi-factory.com/node/45509

Click f5 on your computer and you will see Mary.

The first car I owned was a 55 Chevy. Raised up in the front and was all white with black rims.Later the 57 chevy.

refresh worked

I love shotgun shooting sports and miss a lot.

Mine is a picture of our first grandchild. His name is Lincoln, weighs 16 lbs and will 4 mths on the 24th.

Mine is a representation of my time in Vietnam, and my first love - motorcycles (I've been riding for over 50 years - since I was 14)

1st BN 173rd Airborne Vietnam May 65-May 66

This is a pic of my ride sitting at my parents house a few hours after my father's funeral service. There isn't a day that goes by that I don't think about him. Hard to believe it's been over 4 years ago now.

What bono might look like as a Dalmatian. A picture of my Dalmatian puppy.

Mine should be pretty self explanatory.