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They should totally make his custom title "Run DMC". hahahahaCiaran said:
In your mind's eye....
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I used to be black actually. I thought better of it though..
This is the best picture of me i can find...stinkyboy said:
I think Meg Tilly would do nicely.
With the hat I would say Vaca Del Perro.Toshi said:
I just associate most people with thie avatars.
kizzi77Ciaran said:Who's the guy in the pic with you?
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You got any nekkid pics of her???BurlyShirley said:
I met DNA and he looks exactly like his old avatar.
I met SS and he didn't remind me of bacon tho.
I met SS and he didn't remind me of bacon tho.
I wonder what I e-look like?
wait, are you asking for naked pics of me? Cause I have some...but you cant see.loco said:
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It's good that you denied me the pics of you, but I am asking for nekkid pics of her.BurlyShirley said:
Ill trade them for naked pics of your whole family.loco said:
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I don't have any of my brother. Crap. :mumble:BurlyShirley said:Ill trade them for naked pics of your whole family.
H8R always stirs the image of Brian J Peppers for me.
loco...???
I bet MMike looks like the bad guy from the movie Commando.
Link for them of us that don't watch TV or go to movies?BurlyShirley said:
http://images.search.yahoo.com/search/images?ei=UTF-8&fr=slv1-&p=sam elliott&fr2=tab-webjohnbryanpeters said:
Sam Elliott
He ain't bald...
Uh...it's "my mind's eye" I have no idea what you actually look like. I think I may have seen a pic once, and that made me think of the stash, but otherwise, I dont remember.johnbryanpeters said:
It's interesting that actors provide a framework for visualization.
Absent that, avatars provide visualization for me - Echo's got a silly grin. Makes avatar changes jarring.
There's a whole doctorate thesis in psychology, specifically about models of perception, that could be developed in response to the question posed by this thread.
How would the question have been answered in a much earlier society, specifically before, let's say, the printing press?
Absent that, avatars provide visualization for me - Echo's got a silly grin. Makes avatar changes jarring.
There's a whole doctorate thesis in psychology, specifically about models of perception, that could be developed in response to the question posed by this thread.
How would the question have been answered in a much earlier society, specifically before, let's say, the printing press?
Probably something like:johnbryanpeters said:
Echo: Buffalo
IAB: Sloth
JBP: banana slug
