by The Rebel 52 Replies latest jw friends
I love bonsai - the horticultural art of training trees to grow in flat containers. My avatar is a picture of Mt. Fuji, which I visit often and in my opinion is the very essence of beauty and power.
Many westerners see "bonsai" and they mistake it for "banzai" which can be a war cry or just mean "Hurray!" or "Long life to you!"
I'm with stillin. I am youngish but technology frustrates me. Nothing makes me grumpier than technological problems. I could try to add a real pic but just that it might be frustrating is enough to not make me try. So I've got the brown thing. Brown is my least favorite color, fyi. But I've become sort of fond of it. Mine looks quite different than most, and it's got a smile and a wink. I would happily lose the rat's tail but oh well.
My name is because I have faded and am done and away. Plus I've always thought she's a gorgeous actress.
I really really love this topic, by the way.
my avatar is my car number plate--i'm in the uk.
i was at a party at Cantleave & Nugget's house----he and i went onto the UK car registration site where one can buy unused registrations--there it was--he held a loaded banana to my head and made me buy it
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my username is an anagram--have you worked it out ?
Who would have thought looking at a posters " avator" so much thought lay behind it? It's made fun reading and been helpful in understanding behind the " avator" are so many intelligent, sensitive and valuable " real" people.
Thanks.
The Rebel.
I'm far too busy with my chain of eating establishments to put much thought into my Avatar.
-Pete
Dad, Uncle J, and I resemble my avatar. Closest likeness I could get without being the real deal. E. Lesley Tompson F., pictured, has become a hippie, in my guise.
Some people call me Jesus.
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