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I think it's funny when people make a misguided and obvious attempt to take on the persona of the person or symbol in their avatars, like tough guy Lemmy, American flag conservative guy and I play fretless (poorly) so here's a pic of Jaco guy.
Of course that could just be a subconscious projection.
Edit: I left out the kids will really dig my obscure 70's TV show character avatar guy. He's a hoot.
What's the story behind that, anyway?! I've been so curious.If anything ever happens to me, I expect TB to be flooded with sword-wielding alcoholic misogynist aardvarks.
I feel what your saying but it's their house, their rules. We asked to come in their house so we gotta respect the rules of the house. And as an guest, do we really have a right to ask for reasons why they do in there house? Just asking, NOT challenging anyone. Just asking
FF
I feel what your saying but it's their house, their rules. We asked to come in their house so we gotta respect the rules of the house. And as an guest, do we really have a right to ask for reasons why they do in there house? Just asking, NOT challenging anyone. Just asking
FF
I don't care about the profile pic, but I am curious as to how it became not only socially acceptable, but trendy for a man to own a cat.
Does anybody else get annoyed when you are reading a thread and you see multiple responses by the same person and get confused? Then you look an realize that there are 3 people with the same "Business Cat" meme as their profile picture.
**Edit** Here is the picture for reference
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Authorities decisions MUST be questions. The lack of transparency is typical of those in power filled with fear. For a world touting 'free speech', censorship is accepted at an alarming rate.
What did Nobody do?
It IS our business.
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