Reaction, Not Example, Version 2

Since Iago has an uncanny love for the emoticon that can swallow a horse, I thought it worthwhile to post this little gem, which looks like it is capable of swallowing an elephant:

That one could not just swallow an elephant, it could swallow the elephant vertically.


I think that someone had a similar one on the old boards, but not quite that extreme.

The only thing that would have made it better is if the creator had added bulging eyes at just the right moment.

Indeed.


I think that Rhoddy was one of the ones who had dozens of different custom smilies for any occastion . . .

Not surprised. Another veteran board member whom I miss . . .

I had him "friended" on Facebook, but he seems to have deleted his account -- I cannot find him at all anymore.


OffRhod had the "thrown brick" emoticon, I believe.

I think you're right. That one made me chuckle.

Iago wrote:I had him "friended" on Facebook, but he seems to have deleted his account -- I cannot find him at all anymore.


OffRhod had the "thrown brick" emoticon, I believe.

The most relivent thing on google was http://forums.andrax.net/index.php?/topic/12415-happy-birthday-offrhod-and-vaio/ Not sure if OffRhod is registered over there as he never replied.

He is registered on andrax.net, but has not posted since Sep of '08.

On another note, I always thought that Offrhoad had the most original sense of humor of anyone posting on the MB's (and there were many humorous members back then, present company included).

He is missed. My all-time favorite Offie moment was when I posted pictures of the construction of my home theatre room and his only comment after seeing my father's tools in one of the photos was, "Cool! Dewalt compound mitre saw!" (Or whatever the hell kind of saw it was.)

We all notice the things that are important to us . . .

I remember how proud he was when he bought his Smart car.

Our neighbor has a smart car. Maybe I should take a picture of it when he drives by and post it here to see if it lures the Roadster.

It might work!

Well, our small numbers over here seem to have largely dwindled to the two of us, so a new playmate would be fun.

We need to motivate the troops . . . . But first we need to find them.

Two somewhat contradictory challenges . . .

Just keeping with the Mobion way.