Let's see those avatars...

[CW]

I made the avatar using a program similar to
Photoshop, using the main image of Cobb and
setting him against an orange background.

One of the few "untouchable" cards in my modest
collection. Crease-free with well loved corners.

[ArchStanton]

It is just a picture of me with a reversal of furtune after chugging a pitcher of beer.


edit to add: Where's my avatar?

edit to add: Fixed it. Just wait for that 4th post.

Final edit to cease offending. Sorry.

[CW]

WTF?

gee, thanks for sharing.

Hopefully your fourth post will be as intriguing as your third.

[teetwoohsix]

Thanks.

[slidekellyslide]

I just switched mine back to one I used on the old board.

[Kawika]

ArchStanton: You're in the wrong place. Alcoholics Unanimous is the next forum over. Way to go in ruining a great thread.

[shaunsteig]

so that the thread doesn't die on the last exchange...

My first T206. And until a year ago, my only.

[CW]

Originally Posted by ArchStanton

It is just a picture of me with a reversal of furtune after chugging a pitcher of beer.

edit to add: Where's my avatar?

edit to add: Fixed it. Just wait for that 4th post.

Final edit to cease offending. Sorry.

It was nothing personal, Arch, but when you first posted it looked
like nothing more than a "troll" trying to stir things up by posting
a picture to supposedly shock all of us.

While I wouldn't call your avatar vulgar, I do find it hard to imagine
why anyone here (yourself included) would find interest or amusement
from a picture of someone (yourself included) puking, but to each their
own, I suppose.

Good luck with your collection.

[joeadcock]

Avatar of College Baseball Program of Princeton vs Yale a few years ago.

Included a pic of penciled in score card from 113 years ago in the program. I just image a student in stands filling it in.

Also included cool pic of the Princeton big honcho.

[jimonym]

[jcmtiger]

My avater is 1 of 2 pieces I picked up about twenty years ago. Approximately 2 feet x 3 feet pieces. I also collect Old Judge Detroit cards.


Joe

[Mr. Mitt]

No the typical "old cardboard" that you're all used to, but old cardboard nonetheless. A late 1920's Spalding Babe Ruth fielder's glove box.