Lads do ye need Avatars?

If ye need any particular avatars let me know and I'll go and get some and store them here.

If there are any pictures you would like to have as Avatars then post your link here and I will have a shot at turning it into an avatar for you.

Or you could try on picoodle
http://www.picoodle.com/

Great selection here:

http://avatars.jurko.net/

TT wrote:

Great selection here:

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That's a pretty good one you've got there, TT.

Ah that is. I was thinking today if the ISS one on AGs account could be moving over the planet , or the planet moving under it ..

What are the deciding factors in choosing an avatar?

What is it supposed to say/mean/communicate?

Kate P wrote:

...
say/mean/communicate?

How you feel.

Auditor feels like a spaceship
I feel like an engine.
Ard-Taoiseach feels like eh...that fellow from space.
And ibis is .. ..reading probably.

It might be a boy racer thing ?

Kate P wrote:

What are the deciding factors in choosing an avatar?

What is it supposed to say/mean/communicate?

Well what machines do you have an affinity with if you want to bound yourself in a theme ... or look at TTs - it's electronic looking, spacey, sci-fi but also disco-ish.

Maybe something wildly imaginative? To express your inner machine ?

EvotingMachine0197 wrote:

Kate P wrote:

...
say/mean/communicate?

How you feel.

Auditor feels like a spaceship
I feel like an engine.
Ard-Taoiseach feels like eh...that fellow from space.
And ibis is .. ..reading probably.

Actually, I get accused of being an AI a lot....also I prefer complete facelessness to any avatar.

Hmm. Those two facts may be related.

Choosing a machine to say how one feels

wildly imaginative and inner machine are not two phrases I'd automatically have put in the one sentences.

Looks like I may have to pass.

But it's one of those 'if you were a machine, what machine would you be' type of questions, isn't it?

ibis you'd look good as the Hal9000 I swear, especially as Arthur C. Clarke is dead and all ...

Kate P wrote:

Choosing a machine to say how one feels

I bet you cried when your first car was getting turned into a 3x3x2 foot box

Auditor #9 wrote:

Kate P wrote:

Choosing a machine to say how one feels

I bet you cried when your first car was getting turned into a 3x3x2 foot box

I did. I was in it. And it hurt.

eek

c'mon kate, just one machine - just one .... just tell us,

you don't have to wear it ...

Auditor #9 wrote:

ibis you'd look good as the Hal9000 I swear, especially as Arthur C. Clarke is dead and all ...

I can't (of course) let you do that, Dave.

That was a mighty film 2001:A Space Odyssey. They lied to poor Hal - they misled him. I want to watch it again now ... it was a work of art - very minimalist

Auditor #9 wrote:

That was a mighty film 2001:A Space Odyssey. They lied to poor Hal - they misled him. I want to watch it again now ... it was a work of art - very minimalist

I thought it only appealed to stoned people? I liked the Blue Danube bit and anything with HAL. But it wasn't worth staying up till three in the morning to see. And it ruined the song 'Daisy' for me.