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There are avatar sites out there. Uh, http://www.avatarcity.com I believe.

Also, you can take a picture that you like, resize it to 60 x 60 pixels or less, save it on your computer, and put it up in your profile.

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Various places. A popular one for Pearl ajm Icons is : http://smalltown.8m.net/AIMIcons/PearlJam/

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lemoncoatedafterworld wrote:
There are avatar sites out there. Uh, http://www.avatarcity.com I believe.

Also, you can take a picture that you like, resize it to 60 x 60 pixels or less, save it on your computer, and put it up in your profile.
Where's that FAQ sticky form old rm? :)

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No Code wrote:
lemoncoatedafterworld wrote:
There are avatar sites out there. Uh, http://www.avatarcity.com I believe.

Also, you can take a picture that you like, resize it to 60 x 60 pixels or less, save it on your computer, and put it up in your profile.
Where's that FAQ sticky form old rm? :)


Still on old RM. :cry:

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I made mine with glitter and construction paper
Pfft, a preschooler could have made your avatar.

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DMBSarah wrote:
I made mine with glitter and construction paper
Pfft, a preschooler could have made your avatar.

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DMBSarah wrote:
I made mine with glitter and construction paper
Pfft, a preschooler could have made your avatar.


actually - no. you'd be amazed how difficult it is for little kids to make cut-paper snowflakes. i have my 5th grade art classes make them every winter. third graders can, but not nearly all that well overall. preschoolers - nope. all that folding and cutting - requires a lot of dexterity. plus - adding glitter. :shock: tis a big job. :D

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dreamncolor wrote:
No Code wrote:
DMBSarah wrote:
I made mine with glitter and construction paper
Pfft, a preschooler could have made your avatar.


actually - no. you'd be amazed hod difficult it is for little kids to make cut-paper snowflakes. i have my 5th grade art classes make them every winter. third graders can, but nearly all that well overall. preschoolers - nope.


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DMBSarah wrote:
dreamncolor wrote:
No Code wrote:
DMBSarah wrote:
I made mine with glitter and construction paper
Pfft, a preschooler could have made your avatar.


actually - no. you'd be amazed hod difficult it is for little kids to make cut-paper snowflakes. i have my 5th grade art classes make them every winter. third graders can, but nearly all that well overall. preschoolers - nope.


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dreamncolor wrote:
No Code wrote:
DMBSarah wrote:
I made mine with glitter and construction paper
Pfft, a preschooler could have made your avatar.


actually - no. you'd be amazed how difficult it is for little kids to make cut-paper snowflakes. i have my 5th grade art classes make them every winter. third graders can, but not nearly all that well overall. preschoolers - nope. all that folding and cutting - requires a lot of dexterity. plus - adding glitter. :shock: tis a big job. :D


ha. quoting myself merely b/c you all quoted me before i edited my pathetic typos. yes - it takes skill to make beautiful paper snowflakes.

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dreamncolor wrote:
dreamncolor wrote:
actually - no. you'd be amazed how difficult it is for little kids to make cut-paper snowflakes. i have my 5th grade art classes make them every winter. third graders can, but not nearly all that well overall. preschoolers - nope. all that folding and cutting - requires a lot of dexterity. plus - adding glitter. :shock: tis a big job. :D


ha. quoting myself merely b/c you all quoted me before i edited my pathetic typos. yes - it takes skill to make beautiful paper snowflakes.
Well, I could make snowflakes in preschool. 8)

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No Code wrote:
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dreamncolor wrote:
actually - no. you'd be amazed how difficult it is for little kids to make cut-paper snowflakes. i have my 5th grade art classes make them every winter. third graders can, but not nearly all that well overall. preschoolers - nope. all that folding and cutting - requires a lot of dexterity. plus - adding glitter. :shock: tis a big job. :D


ha. quoting myself merely b/c you all quoted me before i edited my pathetic typos. yes - it takes skill to make beautiful paper snowflakes.
Well, I could make snowflakes in preschool. 8)


well - i'm not saying there aren't students who can - merely that on average, no. observe a class of 20 to 25 preschoolers - it's just not happening. i teach preK thru 8th grade art...believe me...i know. there are however - some amazingly gifted/advanced students at every level. tis a joy to watch their talents unfold. :)

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DMBSarah wrote:
I made mine with glitter and construction paper



It sure is purdy.

*whistles*
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where's mine?? I believe this where I got mine at?? So, then I couldn't find it so I was going to go with another one, at WELL FUCK ME RUNNING - I can't get it to work!!! :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil:

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Action, Jack wrote:
DMBSarah wrote:
I made mine with glitter and construction paper



It sure is purdy.

*whistles*


*cuts out snowflake for jack*
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DMBSarah wrote:
Action, Jack wrote:
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I made mine with glitter and construction paper



It sure is purdy.

*whistles*


*cuts out snowflake for jack*


I'll trade you a green Sharpie and my American History notebook for one of those!

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Action, Jack wrote:
DMBSarah wrote:
I made mine with glitter and construction paper



It sure is purdy.

*whistles*


*cuts out snowflake for jack*


I'll trade you a green Sharpie and my American History notebook for one of those!


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