@DDDsDD999, Jesus_Smith_Nandez
Memes does fit into the category of culture. While it being the only means of proliferating culture is something I would disagree on, it is a fairly potent medium.
That being said, I do not think I seen an avatar in this forum that revolves around a meme.
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Frostburn
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Re: Avatar, and first impression to ones introduction.
The vast majority of communication with others are not just words; it is also diction, body motion, and many other factors. Even doing nothing is communication in itself. The moment your eyes meet someone, you have initiated contact. In essential, it is a constant non-stop flow between two or more entities.
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Jacobian123
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Re: Avatar, and first impression to ones introduction.
jordancoles' avatar is basically a local meme.
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shadyg0d
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Re: Avatar, and first impression to ones introduction.
First impressions are important. However I've found that almost anything can be achieved with the right choice of words, especially if you already know things about the person/group you're introducing yourself to. Post count, avatar, Skype...none of it matches the power of a carefully crafted story
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Jalpha
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Re: Avatar, and first impression to ones introduction.
I actually read peoples posts before paying any attention to their avatar or signature, and the content of their posts is the primary factor by which I pass my personal judgment of their character.
Laying flat.
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Zeler
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Re: Avatar, and first impression to ones introduction.
My forum face is very cute and so I am. It is also well known that Im the nicest person in Polish Crev and I think that my forum face presents that well.
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berthedin
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Re: Avatar, and first impression to ones introduction.
but im Jack Sparrow, and I have never missed any shot to AD chickens.. in Polska Krev im the kingpin
Atikin:
whats wrong with me, is that i just wanted a couple of fucking days of peace, but nah your stupid polish ass has to go and fuck it up by ko'ing ppl on the NK realm and casusing more issues and drama.
whats wrong with me, is that i just wanted a couple of fucking days of peace, but nah your stupid polish ass has to go and fuck it up by ko'ing ppl on the NK realm and casusing more issues and drama.
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MagicManICT
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Re: Avatar, and first impression to ones introduction.
You might like this thread: viewtopic.php?f=40&t=50568
Opinions expressed in this statement are the authors alone and in no way reflect on the game development values of the actual developers.
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SmackMcBacon
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Re: Avatar, and first impression to ones introduction.
I be a noble goat, preaching to me flock.
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Frostburn
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Re: Avatar, and first impression to ones introduction.
@MagicManICT
It seem to have the air of a petition to all forum users to have an avatar instead of being faceless. That also brings up an interesting subtopic.
What impression is given to an individual that has neither avatar nor signature and has been around for a while? I can't really place this in a first impression air since, by default, a new user will not have an avatar nor a signature picture and thus judged sorely by post content and user name.
Slightly off topic, is the person I was compared to in my introduction?
It seem to have the air of a petition to all forum users to have an avatar instead of being faceless. That also brings up an interesting subtopic.
What impression is given to an individual that has neither avatar nor signature and has been around for a while? I can't really place this in a first impression air since, by default, a new user will not have an avatar nor a signature picture and thus judged sorely by post content and user name.
Slightly off topic, is the person I was compared to in my introduction?
The vast majority of communication with others are not just words; it is also diction, body motion, and many other factors. Even doing nothing is communication in itself. The moment your eyes meet someone, you have initiated contact. In essential, it is a constant non-stop flow between two or more entities.
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Zeler
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Re: Avatar, and first impression to ones introduction.
New world means new forum face