I used to have my standard avatar for facebook (a climbing photo) as I had nothing better. I switched when reviewing board layers on OSH Park after uploaded a 20mm slave board I had made. When I saw this layer, I just had to use it. It’s an internal layer for this board:
Just replaced mine, I got sick of this 
looking at me :bigsmile:
Nothing special, just photo’s of birds that I have taken at some time or another.
The new one is a Sulphur-crested Cockatoo and yeah it is watching us as well, just with smaller eyes and a bigger beak 
Cheers David
Chose my avatar because humorous S.T.A.L.K.E.R. fan art is golden, given how deathly serious the setting is. And I love the series probably as much as RC loves Resident Evil; that is to say, love it to death.
Picture’s of a dude dressed as a stalker, probably a loner, minding his own business. Here’s a bigger crop:
Nope, not planning to change it anytime soon.
My avatar is a Lear 31, which is one of the airplanes I fly. Seemed simple enough at the time 
My best friend from a shelter it was most faithful R.I.P
how to change it on this
Good to hear!
My signature has two new images.
One is of every Kershaw knife I have ever owned, and the other is of Jason Voorhees.
Now I have dueling mouseovers! 
Your new signature goes together very well with the ‘Rude!’ yell right under it
I don't think my sig is rude, but I'm glad there isn't a "Ridiculous Signature!" button. 
Mine is from the movie Dr. Strangelove. One of my all time favorites.
Mine is my favorite flashlight, a Fenix TK75
“Gee, I wish we had one of them doomsday machines”
The Dude abides. The Big Lebowski.
Lancelot Link secret chimp - loved the show as a kid
When I get bored, I’ll change it - I’ve got a few other avatars in the wings ready for rotation duties
One of my all time favorite movies
When joshK and me had our papers for the LLC creation filed and our exposefalseads.com was officially alive I poured myself a champagne like drink and illuminated it with the Kronos X5 to email it to Josh as toast.
Liked the pic so used it here too 
My face from, well, 15 years ago ? I had too much time in my hands back then lol
I just dont care that much
In the 70-ies I learned programming using computers from Digital Equipment Corporation (Digital Equipment Corporation - Wikipedia ). In the picture (among other stuff) is a PDP-11/45, the first DEC computer I came across.
My son and me in a lightpainting experience.