Nice pictures Pete! I love finding photos of family members and being like wow now I see where I got my nose from!

I changed my avatar, it is now a picture of my Vovo and my Aunt Donna

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I wonder how many folks can guess the year, make and model of the vehicle in my avatar?    Hint...look at my nickname for these forums.    Basically, when I finally got around to putting up an avatar, and considering my nickname here, I simply resized one of the better pictures of my old van, and parked (pun intended) it in my mac.com space. If one day in the future the avatar changes, slightly, that means I&#39;ve finally started to make progress on spiffying it up, a bit.

Matt

I scanned mine off the cover of a book I checked-out during college about fashions of the 1920s as found in Sears, Roebuck and Co. catalogues.  That&#39;s me - trying for class with off-the-rack.

I wish I could find a scarf like that&#33;

tis a vargas

Hmm, Laura, I&#39;ve never seen your avatar as you&#39;ve hotlinked it from photobucket. That&#39;s a no-no on my rubbishy laptop. 

Mine speaks for itself really&#33; Just the gearhead logo from the gearhead records website. I also have it as a patch on a workjacket and a denim jacket.

I like to change my avatar every couple of weeks anyhow.

Bigcheese327,Feb 8 2006, 05:59 AM wrote:

Charlie, what was the bellhop that you used to use?

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Mine is custom drawn by another forum member (young Charles).

It&#39;s of my favourite car, a BMW Isetta, and it was inspired by me mentioning I felt like a prawn after all the seafood I&#39;d consumed whilst on holiday in the Balearics. 

Andy

Mines just a picture of me. I was inspired by the how to tie a bandana thread. I change my often though and it&#39;s usually a picture my screen namesake, Virginia O&#39;Brien.

Looking at that picture I&#39;m tempted to sing "If you&#39;re happy and you know it, clap your hands&#33;". 

I&#39;m BAD.

Mine is a mystery to me. I remember stumbling over it years ago, in a college news paper article about students who smoke, written in the 1960&#39;s, posted online. I thought the picture was brilliant, and have used it for an avatar on many things ever since. Just wish I knew where the article was now&#33;

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The Bubbler,Mar 8 2006, 03:57 AM wrote:

They featured Girling brakes in place of ATE, Lucas lighting in place of Bosch, chassis by Rubery Owen and Dunlop wheels and tyres.

These changes were necessary for the car to be considered as British built.

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