In Which We Discuss Avatars and Custom User Titles X: Futurama Avatars Only


Red pilled in 1966. :lol:

EDIT: woof, woof!
 
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Where is this from ?
Originally-ish my avatars were of Rommie the character (played by Lexa Doig) in the tv series Andromeda. Then I found this pic of her, cooler than the Rommie pics, and so I started using it instead. No idea where or what show it was from, though.
 
Mirror Universe Spock from one of the my favourite episodes of Star Trek (The Original Series) Mirror, Mirror. In this episode we get to know what was to become a staple Star Trek story across some of the series the Mirror Universe. Deep Space Nine was the first series after TOS to expand upon the Mirror Universe cannon and to produce far more than just a one episode deal and these episodes were among the best for me...but I digress (Mirror Universe Kyra is a delight!:thumbsup:). The Mirror Universe presents the main characters of the series in a setting that differs much from the usual Treks and as such their usual demeanour changes...a lot, some of them become right down twisted:evil:. Mirror Universe Spock is an exception in that episode, logic still dictates his behaviour even if his goals and background are much different from his prime counterpart...I really liked this take on Spock, specially the "evil" goatee:D!
 
My avatar is from a documentary my buddy Ivan made about a startup I was a part of in New York in the early '80s. I thought it was okay, but it didn't do very well at the box office.
 
My avatar is from a documentary my buddy Ivan made about a startup I was a part of in New York in the early '80s. I thought it was okay, but it didn't do very well at the box office.
So who is that guy?
 
You seriously don't remember the TV ads from back then? The no-ghosts agency? It had a catchy jingle and all: ‘Who you gonna call? The Ghostbusters!’.
 
You seriously don't remember the TV ads from back then? The no-ghosts agency? It had a catchy jingle and all: ‘Who you gonna call? The Ghostbusters!’.
Me? Nope.
 
Aw. Maybe you're too young, after all.
 
You seriously don't remember the TV ads from back then? The no-ghosts agency? It had a catchy jingle and all: ‘Who you gonna call? The Ghostbusters!’.
Somebody posted the old tv ad on YouTube. My performance was a little wooden, looking back on it.

 
Ah, that's the HQ version.
My performance was a little wooden, looking back on it.
It'd be a bit better if you hadn't been so obviously looking at the cue marks on the ground.
 
Ah, that's the HQ version.

It'd be a bit better if you hadn't been so obviously looking at the cue marks on the ground.
That makes me lol every time. :lol:
 
Its an old screen shot of my namesake on here, Tommy Vercetti, I like the 3D Era (PS2) GTAs a lot as a teenager when I created this account.
 
Whiplash

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Here's the explanation:

The more I think about that ad, the more I think Bonyduck got it right: this is an anti-advertisement. It will drive away the people it's designed to appeal to.

Anyone who does some art doesn't want to see the elements of their art crushed. A better ad would just be one artist after another placing the materials of their art into the ipad and it magically gobbles them all up.

I identify with that last doll, whose eyes pop out of its head in bewilderment and distress as he gets his head crushed.

About :45 in the video Bonyduck posted:
This absolutely bizarre iPad advertisement


Is there such a thing as the opposite of an advertisement?
I can't remember when I've so powerfully identified with a particular character.
 
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