More Avatars Please!

[Clinamenic]

I've noticed @Leo still hasn't changed his avatar.

 

[linebaugh]

Ive changed mine but Ill readily change it to oliver craner if thats what the forum needs

 

[Mr. Tea]

Yes I will pay you in Edgeware

A cryptocurrency so important, they named a part of Londy after it.

 

[luka]

this is really unnerving i read my own comments as if craner wrote them

 

[luka]

craner must love it, it must be incredible having the whole world wearing your face

 

[Corpsey]

@Corpsey watch this with the sound turned up to Maximum Volume

I thought this was uncharacteristic coming from craner

 

[Mr. Tea]

craner must love it, it must be incredible having the whole world wearing your face

Yes, because this would be very flattering and not at all unnerving or weird or anything.

 

[Leo]

I've noticed @Leo still hasn't changed his avatar.

still riding the L train.

 

[luka]

L FOR LAME!!!!

 

[luka]

You can be Uncle Albert or ALf Garnett take your pick

 

[Mr. Tea]

You can be Uncle Albert or ALf Garnett take your pick
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Much too British, but I can't think offhand who would be the American equivalent.

 

[luka]

Father Jack is too crude a representation but similar thing, old geezer glued to an armchair drinking and muttering to himself. Alzheimer's fractured memory. Occasional obscenity

 

[luka]

Put him in the corner and wrap him in a blanket, humour him where appropriate

 

[Slothrop]

I google image searched Oliver Craner and got a picture from his blog, does that count?

 

[luka]

@Slothrop would this one suit you perhaps?
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Slothrop went in a different direction. Inexplicable.

 

[luka]

I google image searched Oliver Craner and got a picture from his blog, does that count?

Who is it?

 

[linebaugh]

The new avatars make us look like a forum of bots

 

[luka]

I like Corpseys one. It captures the joy of Crowes sterling performance.

 

[luka]

Robust physical enjoyment.

 

[version]

Who is it?

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