What's your avatar?

**GlassMan** · 26th June 07, 12:51 PM

Woops ! Make that "famous" instead of "famouse!" What exactly is a famouse anyway? Is that a celebrity rodent? Would Stuart Little count?

**Nervous Jock** · 26th June 07, 02:07 PM

Pussers British Navy Rum. It is the weapon of choice.

**macwilkin** · 26th June 07, 02:08 PM

Originally Posted by Nervous Jock

Pussers British Navy Rum. It is the weapon of choice.

A very good choice, I might add!

T.

**Sir Robert** · 26th June 07, 03:42 PM

some sort of war cry I think.

**beloitpiper** · 27th June 07, 08:33 AM

Mine is a parody of the National sports logos in the US. Instead of Jerry West playing basketball, it is me playing bagpipes!!!

**kallen** · 27th June 07, 08:42 AM

Mine is the symbol of the Klingon ship I serve on. IKV Bayou Serpent, only Klingon ship in Louisiana. site: www.geocities.com/henry_cook

We are part of the Klingon Assault Group, largest Klingon club in the world. I'm actually Quadrant Cmdr., I'm over Miss, LA, Ark, TX, and OK (known as the Cold Revenge Quadrant).

**RK-REX** · 27th June 07, 09:32 AM

Mine is a piccie of the first time my son wore his USAK casual MacQueen. He's 22 months old in the picture and is really more concerned with his bedtime bottle then the kilt.

**Rampant Lion** · 27th June 07, 09:38 AM

I created mine with avatar maker years ago. I used paint to make the tartan look more like the Grant tartan and I changed the sporran a bit too I think. I see a link was posted to an improved version of the same program... gonna have to play with it a bit.

**kevinkinney** · 27th June 07, 09:55 AM

Itty bitty Mackenzie, age 3 birthday party, pre-cake of course.

Must update to current photo.

Kevin

**LordKiltClad** · 27th June 07, 10:11 AM

Originally Posted by cavscout

Scottish Cow from the Chick-fil-A Cowlander.

April 2006 Chik-fil-A Calendar. The whole story below. (the full size picture and story are pinned to my cube wall at work)

His name is Boldhoof
A descendant of the great MacCowans, proudest of the highland herds, Bullion "Boldhoof" Wallace did fight at the side of Robert the Brisket, rightful heir to the throne of Scotland. Many an enemy Burger Eater would tremble at the merest mention of Steak Tartan, as Wallace came to be known. Untippable he remained in his support of the eating of chicken, even when his enemies Lord Bacon and the Earl of Cheddar did try to top him.