In Which we Discuss Avatars and Custom User Titles VI

[Tee Kay]

He told you, he edited them out

 

[Yared]

what, they got boobs on their arms?

 

[Zack]

what, they got boobs on their arms?

You don't???

 

[civplayah]

I always like Yared's hyenas.

 

[Aysee]

Prince avatar!

 

[cardgame]

That looks like Fez from That 70s Show

 

[mechaerik]

No, this looks like Fez.

 

[W|M]

...And now for something completely different! FLAMENGO RULES!!!

 

[Yared]

I always like Yared's hyenas.

This made me smile

 

[SuperBeaverInc.]

Changed my avatar to Tom Baker as the Fourth Doctor, since I'm currently working my way through the old Doctor Who series, and am currently about halfway through his episodes. Will change to 5th/6th/7th/8th when I get to them.

Also changed user title, location, and signature to match.

 

[PeteAtoms]

Decided to go back with Courage. The color purple seems to be a theme lately...

 

[Bobbtjoe]

My location still says "Pepperland, California" even though I switched the Yellow Submarine theme. What location would go with the "Help!" theme? The video in my signature shows the Beatles singing on hilltop overlooking Stonehenge. But if I put that as my location, it wouldn't make sense with the California. I'd prefer a fictional place. Any ideas from you guys?

 

[madviking]

Link to video.

STONEHENGE!
Where the demons dwell!

 

[Zack]

Just put Stonehenge, then. Why is this such a dilemma?

 

[Arakhor]

Problem. A dilemma is a choice between two equally difficult options

 

[Bobbtjoe]

Cause Stonehenge is not in California.


Link to video.

 

[Zack]

Problem. A dilemma is a choice between two equally difficult options

I beg to differ.

1. A situation in which a difficult choice has to be made between two or more alternatives, esp. equally undesirable ones

2. A difficult situation or problem

3. An argument forcing an opponent to choose either of two unfavorable alternatives

 

[Bobbtjoe]

This is a matter of life and death, guys. Don't go off in flame war about grammar.

 

[Zack]

It's not a flame war, it's an intelligent debate.

 

[Arakhor]

Well, "dilemma" is from the Greek for "two assumptions", so any use where it simply indicates a hard problem is what is known as "linguistic broadening".