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Koji, could you please explain the name Thracozaag? If it's somehow obvious, it's been flying right over my head.
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No problem (it's been explained before here, I think)--friend of mine needed a cool name for a jewel thief from Amsterdam.
Imagine my surprise to see it show up as an intergalactic villain in the Tick (although I believe they spell it "thrakorzog" or something).
koji
Imagine my surprise to see it show up as an intergalactic villain in the Tick (although I believe they spell it "thrakorzog" or something).
koji
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My avatar is, of course, a picture of myself. I chose it because I am narcissistic.
me too.
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Nantucket Red
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No problem (it's been explained before here, I think)--friend of mine needed a cool name for a jewel thief from Amsterdam.
Imagine my surprise to see it show up as an intergalactic villain in the Tick (although I believe they spell it "thrakorzog" or something).
koji
Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, as they say. Cool story. Thanks for the explanation.
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Ferris Bueller: "Life moves pretty fast. If you don't stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it."
The thread about what celebrities we look like inspired me to use Bueller as I often hear from people that I look like him, well Matthew Broderick really but everyons seems to remember him best as Ferris. I also liked that movie a great deal when it came out. Love the tagline: Leisure Rules!
The thread about what celebrities we look like inspired me to use Bueller as I often hear from people that I look like him, well Matthew Broderick really but everyons seems to remember him best as Ferris. I also liked that movie a great deal when it came out. Love the tagline: Leisure Rules!
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Its the Tokyo Slim symbol I made for a T-shirt.
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Its the Tokyo Slim symbol I made for a T-shirt.
It reminds me of the flag of the Imperial Japanese navy during the war -- probably my favorite flag design ever, but rendered as a bullet hole with a blood spatter.
I hope I don't accidentally cross paths with you in a dark alley somewhere.
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It reminds me of the flag of the Imperial Japanese navy during the war -- probably my favorite flag design ever, but rendered as a bullet hole with a blood spatter. I hope I don't accidentally cross paths with you in a dark alley somewhere.
That is exactly what it is supposed to look like.
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That is exactly what it is supposed to look like.
Don't worry, I try not to kill white people, It's much harder to get away with.
Well, damn, right again!
Thanks for the reassurance. I feel safer already!
I don't generally go for this, but what the hell. Mine's Batou and Gabriel, from Innocence. Specifically, it's from a particularly well done background image.
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