What the hell is craigb avatar?

Time for this to go to a vote. Its been bugging me for far to long.

What is this:

http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com...ine=1118882912

Cat's Bum

Reptilian head.

It's simply a picture of Craig.

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Originally Posted by echnidna

Cat's Bum

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I agree with Echnidna!!!! :eek: :eek:

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Originally Posted by MajorPanic

I agree with Echnidna!!!! :eek: :eek:

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Geez they must grow pretty scary cats in your areas if that's what their dates look like. :eek: :eek: :eek: ;)

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Originally Posted by craigb

Geez they must grow pretty scary cats in your areas if that's what their dates look like. :eek: :eek: :eek: ;)

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That's funny, it looks just like......................... Oh, sorry! :p

There is no way this is a T-Rex. Those marvelous creatures were models of dinosaurian graciousness. At no time would they have salivated in the way the creature in that avatar appears to be doing. Rather, they were refined creatures who fed exclusively at dino-diners operated by the retired members of their herbivorous bretheren. This silliness about stomping around, roaring and killing other dinosauria was restricted to supporting their local football team and did not extend to gratuitous food acquisition.

But, back to the subject. Said avatar is, in fact, a rather poor rendering of a siamese cat who finds that his evening meal has been delayed by approximately 5 minutes. Believe me, it gets worse than that.

Regards
Richard

did I ever tell you about the time I explained the theory of evolution to Charles Darwin? :D

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Originally Posted by The grunting one

It's simply a picture of Craig.

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I never new Craig was a female?

I thought dinosaurs were green :confused:

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Originally Posted by silentC

I thought dinosaurs were green :confused:

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Dunno, wasn't around. Perhaps some of the older members can remember.

Mick

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Originally Posted by silentC

I thought dinosaurs were green :confused:

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Only the little ones that hid in trees. The larger ones were usually wood coloured, though I often suspected that this was because they didn't bathe very often and the dust from their table saws tended to coat them like sugar on a donut.

Richard

I dunno but it looks a hell of a lot like MrsP when I told her how much I'd spent in the Great Bessey Heist. :eek:

looks like the steak I cooked on the barbie in the dark the other night. Could have used a few more minutes.

It's gotta be some kind of dead thing. Road kill??

Trav

Fungus?