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Though under one Wednesday© thread I revealed my true identity, I never use my picture for the avatar, as I didn't want to offend Andy by my youthful looks - of course, he is older than me and much wiser! Instead i use just some accidental pics as my avatar ... 😁

Flappo The Grate wrote:

i think mine says all you need to know aboot me and my general attitude to stuff

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I miss your old animated Avatar :)

Mine changes according to my moods. Usually its paintings or photoshop material.

I try to keep things inconsistent.

My latest addition to the set up: BeoVox1

Beocenter 9500 user manual

I found mine in the back of the 67 catalog (I think) here on Beoworld. Its a guy on the end of a bicylcle going off the last page. I thought it would make a good one.😎

Location: San Francisco

I'm an automotive audio and acoustic engineer. I design loudspeakers and full sound systems for new automobiles. I also dabble with studio, consumer and pro audio projects from time to time.

Well, mine has nothing to do with B&O but it's clear what it means!

Bart

My B&O Icons:

Beoremote-Beo4.png Beoremote-Beo4.png
Beovision-Horizon.png Beovision-Horizon.png
Beovision-10.png Beovision-10.png
Beosound-Moment.png Beosound-Moment.png
Beosound-Essence.png Beosound-Essence.png
Beoremote-One.png Beoremote-One.png
Beoplay-Earset.png Beoplay-Earset.png
Beomaster.png Beomaster.png

Current Avatar is a watercolour of the viking ship replica Gokstad from the 1893 Chicago World's Fair.

Previous avatar (commemorated in Nikola's Wedthred cartoon) was a close-up of a sinister viking looking individual (but actually taken from an Abraham Lincoln cartoon by Tenniel).

Graham

Homer Simpson in Edvard Munch's 'The Scream'

Mine is previous incarnation of Leeds United FC crest. Got changed about a decade and a bit ago, much to my disappointment as this one is cool as funk.

Previous avatar was a picture of the frieze 'ars longa vita brevis' built into the 'new' University of Sheffield Medical School. The frieze was taken from the Medical School's old Surrey St. building when it was demolished and mounted as a reminder of the School's long heritage dating back to 1828. Ars longa vita brevis is a Hippocratic aphorism and translates as: art is long, life is short. Sums up life as a mature medical student perfectly.

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