A Creative Avatar: A Cylinder with a Starburst on Top

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The discussion revolves around a user's change of avatar from a woolly ram to a cylinder with a starburst on top, eliciting various reactions from participants. The conversation touches on themes of personal expression, emotional responses to avatar changes, and humorous anecdotes about daily life challenges.

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Main Points Raised

  • Some participants express nostalgia for the previous avatar, questioning the change and lamenting the loss of the woolly ram.
  • One user mentions feeling overwhelmed by women in their life, attributing their frustrations to this and humorously apologizing to the "sisterhood."
  • A participant shares their technical difficulties in recovering the lost avatar, suggesting potential file locations for retrieval.
  • Another user humorously contemplates drastic life changes due to their frustrations, including becoming a monk or living on a tropical island.
  • There are humorous exchanges about the challenges of cooking and household mishaps, including burnt food and broken items.
  • Some participants joke about cloning and the cuteness of the woolly ram, while others express differing opinions on the matter.
  • Technical discussions arise regarding the use of zappers in baths, with playful banter about safety and practicality.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Participants generally agree on the emotional impact of the avatar change and share humorous anecdotes, but there are multiple competing views regarding the significance of the woolly ram and the nature of the discussions about women and personal frustrations. The conversation remains light-hearted and unresolved in many aspects.

Contextual Notes

Participants express various assumptions about technical solutions for recovering lost files, and there are unresolved humorous references to personal experiences that may not be universally relatable.

  • #31
Thats ok Lisa, i emery it down and moisturise every night.:smile:
 
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  • #32
wolram said:
Thats ok Lisa, i emery it down and moisturise every night.:smile:

Emery cloth? What you need is an orbital sander :biggrin: For younger looking flesh;

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  • #33
way cool, no more shaving, but can you get a battery powered one ,as
mains is dangerous in the bathroom.
 
  • #34
What you need is an orbital sander
Is it geosynchronous?
 
  • #35
way cool, no more shaving, but can you get a battery powered one ,as
mains is dangerous in the bathroom.
Oh, I was thinking get a battery powered one so you don't have to pay for toilet paper any more.
 
  • #36
Mk said:
Oh, I was thinking get a battery powered one so you don't have to pay for toilet paper any more.

It may be because i am tired but i can not work this one out :confused:
whatyoutalkingaboutMK ?
 
  • #37
You said "way cool, no more shaving." I say "way cool, no more wipe your anus after you poo." If I were to put it so much more elegantly.
 
  • #38
Mk said:
You said "way cool, no more shaving." I say "way cool, no more wipe your anus after you poo." If I were to put it so much more elegantly.

I use a bedet :smile:
 
  • #39
That's because you are european. Americans like solid things.
 
  • #40
Mk said:
That's because you are european. Americans like solid things.

How dare you call me a european, i am an ENGLISHMAN :smile:
pesky new worlder :-p
 
  • #41
pesky new worlder
GRRR! Those were the Indians! Not the ones from India.
 
  • #42
Mk said:
GRRR! Those were the Indians! Not the ones from India.

Calm down old chap, how can an indian not be from India :confused:
 
  • #43
wolram said:
Calm down old chap, how can an indian not be from India :confused:
My Cree wife would be more than happy to explain that Columbus ****ed up. Wrong place, wrong time.
 
  • #44
Danger said:
My Cree wife would be more than happy to explain that Columbus ****ed up. Wrong place, wrong time.

You mean he thought he had landed in India so he called the natives indians,
the daft beggar, but i thought we all ready knew about India in those days.
 
  • #45
You might have; I wasn't around back then.
 
  • #46
wolram said:
You mean he thought he had landed in India so he called the natives indians,
the daft beggar, but i thought we all ready knew about India in those days.
You pesky Europeans never know what you're doing. :-p
 
  • #47
Mk said:
You pesky Europeans never know what you're doing. :-p
Whom are you talking to old chap?
 
  • #48
Wanna try 'who'? :-p
 
  • #49
What's this all about?
 
  • #50
If you don't know, nobody does. I certainly don't.
 
  • #51
dav2008 said:
What's this all about?

It is about me being an englishman and not europian, as some unknowing
:rolleyes: new worlder :-p keeps implying :smile:
 
  • #52
Oh my god, I'm arguing with an old haggard-faced ape, some kind of male sheep, and a squirrel.
 
  • #53
Mk said:
You pesky Europeans never know what you're doing. :-p

We British don't talk about those across the channel.
 
  • #54
dav2008 said:
What's this all about?
Are you trying to read this thread backwards? That's another thread.
 

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