You know after years of having almost daily conversations with the people here and over at Win32asm, I have to admit that I only know what one or two look like. For example Bogdan who has a webcam shot as his avatar and NaN. Well, for those who wish to participate, I thought it would be cool to see what everyone looked like. I am even going to post a webcam shot of myself, an exceedingly rare event as I am pretty much of a very private person. I just took this one on my way to work, you can see the new box behind my shoulder...
(http://www3.telus.net/~edgarh1/files/Donkey.jpg)
I totally agree with you, donkey. As anyone could see, I am still a youngster compared with most on the board. The following photo was taking with my sister's camera phone and the dog is my uncle's sheltie by the name of Prince
(http://roticv.rantx.com/img/vic.jpg)
This is me with my brother's little girl.
http://users.pandora.be/jurgenfransen/jurgen.JPG
This is my wife, Ingrid and I at a Scandinavian Congress, circa 2000, I think. She is in costume (family colors), we just finished playing in the Stringband. Once a guitarzan, always a guitarzan. I have one with us playing but it is in CAM format and I have lost the CASIO software. :'(
(http://www.pbrennick.com/PaulandIngrid.jpg)
Paul
By the way, the glasses look extrange because they are crooked... some hits with the floor :P.
You can watch in the back a "plan" that I have from time a go.. that photo is about a year a go... dont know.
(http://www.pbrennick.com/david%20006.2.25percent.JPG)
here was I analyzing some code when my boss taken this photo...
(http://www.fotomundi.com/images/detodo/_m4r!0.jpg)
Mario,
LOL, you look a heck of a lot like I did in my early twenties. My hair was about eight inches longer, though. :bdg
Paul
Quote from: pbrennick on March 15, 2005, 06:46:21 PM
Mario,
LOL, you look a heck of a lot like I did in my early twenties. My hair was about eight inches longer, though. :bdg
Paul
...I am walking to 30's... and my hair have two longs (entrances ?).but I grow happy learning :bg
Actually that's a pretty good haircut Mario, I still do some military time so I have to practically shave mine off every few months, no time to grow sideburns or even a mustache. Always wanted sideburns but it just doesn't fit the weekend warrior image and anyway I have trouble even getting stubble to show on my face, used to say that the men in my family had better things to spend their testosterone on :toothy
(http://home.earthlink.net/~drhowarddrfine/images/PICT0024.JPG)
Donkey,
I thought that you were younger.
Manos.
Quote from: Manos on March 15, 2005, 09:08:49 PM
Donkey,
I thought that you were younger.
Manos.
Hi Manos, I'm 43. Says it somewhere in my profile I think. Though my friends say that I aged 10 years in the last 8 months because of some personal things. PS no pic ???
Donkey,
Time is the fire in which we all burn and it is kind to the very few. My wife thinks you look very distinguished and she really likes the name, Edgar. Time to change the locks on the door ( so they lock in instead of out!
Paul
(http://www.geocities.com/arafel123/0365432.jpg)
(http://heliosstudios.net/temp/starryeyed74_4c.jpg)
ばんざい！
Here's me with tuxedo cat Sammy and mini-pin P.D.
(http://members.cox.net/gscundiff/GarySammyPD.jpg)
This is Me on holidays.
(http://www.pbrennick.com/Me.jpg)
Manos.
Ok heres one from October, taken while driving my Plymouth Grand Voyager(minivan), through upstate NY in the Adirondacks.
(http://www.geocities.com/mike_deb2001/mike.jpg)
rags, you seem very concentrated while driving :P
what had in front of you?
Hmmmn, funny how people are in your head before you see the real them.
I pictured Donkey looking more like Rags.
Ill get a pic of me up real soon.
I thought your avatar was your picture.
:bg :dazzled: ::)
Same as my avatar, right? :cheekygreen: By the way, none of the people that I have talked to believe that I am almost 55!
Paul
Yeah, you don't look a day over 60.
:U
Quote from: mariø on March 16, 2005, 07:28:35 PM
rags, you seem very concentrated while driving :P
what had in front of you?
Mario,
I don't remember at this moment, I probably was looking for a public restroom....LOL :green2
Hi Rags,
I think the Catskills are very beautiful, also. Upstate New York is a beautiful place.
Paul
Paul,
If you live within a reasonable drive from Hew Hampshire, try taking the drive up Mt. Washington. The views from the top make the trip worthwhile.
Rags
Rags,
I would and I have, but my second wife's first husband lives in Littleton, NH which is right at the base so we tend to avoid the area. We actually have a fairly good relationship (I tend to keep him posted), but my wife still has unnatural thoughts about what she hopes happens to that poor guy. :bdg
BTW: In Vermont, I used to camp in Allard State Park, another beautiful place and the location of the only floating bridge in the country (outside of military installations, that is).
In New York, Lake George or maybe Athol is the place to be! I made some Camera Club trips to Athol in my youth and enjoyed it immensely.
Paul
I think I'm a little bit younger than most of y'all. I always pictured Donkey as having a somewhat elongated, donkey-like face, and pbrennick as looking somewhat like the joker guy in his avatar. Weird how avatars influence the way you picture people.
(http://filehost.bieberworks.net/Me.jpg)
Hi,
I have thought of hutch as a big guy due to his lion avatar :lol :green2 . I used to think you were older though. Seems like we are almost of the same age. I will be 16 this week.How abt you?
Thomas Antony
:green2
Something for your viewing pleasure...
Don't fall off your chair :wink
(http://mp3.y2u.de/me.jpg)
This is me while partying at a local club. At that time I already had a lot of cocktails as you can see by that insane look in my eyes.
Later at that morning the cops drove me home...
I just couldn't find a different picture of me ::)
:bg
Thomas,
I cannot help you with a photo, I have not had one taken for many years and I broke the webcam I had getting the desktop picture I posted. I have a great photo my mum took in about 1950 but to be honest, I am taller now than then. :green2 I am about 1.9 metres tall and weigh in at about 87 kilos and manage to be reasonably fit for 56 years of age.
Look at it on the bright side, your monitor will not blow up if I don't post a photo.
Here's me, handsome devil eh?
(http://student.dcu.ie/~ocallae3/me.jpg)
I finally convinced myself to try and use that Christmas gift web cam. It certainly is not a high quality camera! I'm sitting in my birthday gift comfortable high chair in front of my computer.
I have mentioned elsewhere that I am not a youngster anymore. I've now been retired for 17+ years (following 30+ years of service with the same company) and have enjoyed almost every minute of it. Presently, we already have 10 grandchildren, some even older than several members of this forum. Maybe I should change my signature to "grandpa"!! :lol :lol
(http://www.ray.masmcode.com/figs/MyPic.jpg)
P.S. Maybe Hutch won't be as reluctant now to provide all of us with his looks. :clap: :clap: :clap:
:bg
Ray,
Age just translates to experience and seniority so if you tried the "grandpa" title, you would have many other members complaining about your attempt to exceed their age and seniority. :green
I tried to find a photo a neighbor up the road took a couple of years ago while I was working at the front of the house cutting some stone blocks but I just can't find it.
Hi Raymond, I can only hope to look so good when I retire, but I suspect that I will never be able to and I will certainly not have a full head of hair if I do. :)
As a side note, I am extremely pleased with this thread. I am generally a pretty private person and was a bit reticent to post my pic, so I understand why some don't. But I have to admit that I am surprised at the number of people who have, it adds a more personal touch to the board and I'm glad I started it.
Now if only Hutch would post his... :U
What picture does my avatar convey? :P
Thomas Antony :green2 :cheekygreen: :green2
Edgar.
Actually your idea for this topic it was very successful.
One picture=1000 words.
Raymond,
you looks sympathetic and I admire your hair.
Manos.
It's nice to see people of such different age groups and social backgrounds are getting together very well...
Why don't make this thread sticky, so new users if they want could post their pictures too.
manos,
Wohoo., you look exactly like my math prof. :toothy
Enjoy seeing what you young programmers look like.
I am an old dog, April 5th 1929.
This is my first post, not sure how to go about it.
But I read your posts, and I am still learning Win32.
arafel,
I agree,this thread really should be sticky.
Manos.
thanks to the people that transmits his knowlegde that couldn't be learned elsewhere. thks a lot.
( I expect to be able to contribute something to people with so knowledge as you... :thumbu
and like donkey says, this thread makes the forum more personal; better.
Here is me :wink
Quote from: Manos on March 19, 2005, 10:38:09 AM
arafel,
I agree,this thread really should be sticky.
Manos.
I have made the topic sticky.
I will call you young Monsters ;).
I have a signature and is some like "the things that are not shared are lost" I like to think that also implicate communication and expression ;), thanks for share your knowledge.
Nice to see your faces, some surprises :D.
Im to much closed or timid, but Im willing to change my point of views step by step ;) I have that picture from some time and havent showed even to my friends :D, but I say why not this time??? ;) and there is. :dance:
Nice you know you a little more.
Ok, now with much greater hair a little fater and in my old us navy shirt (do I need a haircut?)
You can see my home workplace and Solar OS running in the background ... of my head :D
(http://www.hostileencounter.com/work_place_01_a.jpg)
picture is also here:
http://www.oby.ro/work_place_01_a.jpg
I take it that's the remote control to a camera you're holding?
Hi,
I always thought of vortex as looking like a Teddy bear(or is it a voodoo bear) like guy :lol like his avatar in the old forum.
(http://www.old.masmforum.com/images/avatars/16751534483ec9f3a9287d2.jpg)
Ray looks likesomeone I know, I just can't place it.
Thomas Antony
Quote from: BogdanOntanu on March 19, 2005, 10:58:19 PM
Ok, now with much greater hair a little fater and in my old us navy shirt (do I need a haircut?)
You can see my home workplace and Solar OS running in the background ... of my head :D
Quite the "fro" there Bogdan :U
Yes it is the remote control for my camera...
What does it mean "fro" in slang ?
Bogdan,
'fro is slang for a hairstyle that people wear that is usually tight curly, long length like yours.
Rags
I figured I would post my ugly mug up since I just happend (not sure why) to have had a copy on my JumpDRIVE.
(http://malcode.ath.cx/Yahoo_HL2_Regular/synfire.jpeg)
Hi Thomas,
My old avatar displays a mouse, not a teddy bear. :)
As you you can see in my photo, I don't look like a bear :)
Friendly,
Erol
Here is my baby picture:
(http://marko.isfoundhere.com/images/baby_animals/monkey.jpg)
We are a sorry lot:
(http://home.earthlink.net/~drhowarddrfine/images/meeting.jpg)
Quote from: OldDog on March 19, 2005, 10:13:13 AM
Enjoy seeing what you young programmers look like.
I am an old dog, April 5th 1929.
Holy crap Batman!!!!!!! Way to go OldDog, programming will help keep that mind fresh and sharp :U
I think this is a great idea, but I have no where to post my pic from.... :(
Guess I'll just update my avatar. ::)
(The avatar is from a pic my sis took a couple years ago at Pier 49.)
PS. Donkey, we're the same age.
Scott
Every computer hardware company has their own assembler language. I learned LOTS of them in the Sixties and Seventies. I remember the Tempo computer where you had to enter a short boot program in hex on buttons of the computer console. Okay, got my picture into a ZIP file. I was a young guy when I started programming, but something happened and I morphed into an old guy...
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Hi Scott,
You can't directly post a pic on the forum however you can display a JPG (or other format) that is stored elsewhere using the IMG tags with the URL between them...
[IMG]http://www.members.shaw.ca/contact_donkey/files/Donkey.jpg[/IMG]
(There will be probably some restrictions on the images, like maximal size or dimensions - I can't post one. I've read forum rules, but found nothing :( Please help, moderators)
For the "where can I store my image" question I've got a solution.
If you haven't got own webspace where you can save your image just try ImageShack (http://imageshack.us/).
A FAQ is available here (http://www.imageshack.us/faq.php).
Nice to see so much different people from so much different locations and of so much different ages.
Last but not least I was very surprised that there are so many oldschoolers which are nearly three times older than me. I hope you guys will stay in a healthy and good condition for many years to come. I like this place as it gives me a quite familiar feeling.
Keep up the good work and let me learn from you :U
Have fun :bg
It is nice to see so many of you :bg :8)
I don't have any recent photo. This is one of my last and the most recent (late 1997). I was in O.I.A. (Portland, OR) office with one of their IT guy. It was also my last days in USA. Farewell America :'(
(http://i139.exs.cx/img139/3453/foto082qz.jpg) (http://www.imageshack.us)
BTW, thanks to mnemonic for the link :U
This is a Painting My daughter-in-law did of my son, I used to look exactly like him in my 20's. Add about 40 years, and I look kinda like that.
(http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/realanunitu/myhomepage/lean.jpg)
Though I haven't been posting a lot, I am an avid reader of the subject matter here. I am BTW, OLDER than hutch, getting VERY colse to 60, I hit 58 this febuary, and feeling every day of it.
Anunitu
anunitu,
You are supposed to ENJOY every day of it. There are many advantages, you can instantly dial up the level of senile decay you need and they beleive you, you can dress any way you like and no-one cares and Policemen call you SIR. :P You generally have forgotten more than most of the younger generation know and with dial up senility, you can forget what you like.
Quote from: hutch-- on March 23, 2005, 01:43:00 AM
There are many advantages, you can instantly dial up the level of senile decay you need and they beleive you.....
Hutch, I do that now....
Comes in handy when you hear.."Honey do..."... :green2
Hi guys.
After days of strugle with my agent, I finaly won. You will be able to see my face without paying a dime!!!! :eek, :boohoo:
¡¡¡WARNING!!! I will not held responsable for heat attacks, fits of panic, down servers or exploding monitors, see the pic at your own risk!!!! having stated my disclaimer, here's my mug
(http://img173.exs.cx/img173/117/me5zg.png)
Cute, he?? :toothy :toothy
Salu2
Carlos
I forgot they took my picture when I started at Centaur. They have a phone directory with everyone's pictures on a webpage. I downloaded the pic. So this is pretty recent. I just hadn't shaved ;)
(http://i160.exs.cx/img160/7417/mlarson7am.jpg)
Getting old isn't to bad Hutch, but I hear the ending is kinda sad for friends and family. I do enjoy myself, just at a much slower pace. My mind is still 20, but my body wont go along with the program. I have learned to enjoy FINE beer, and good wine in moderation. I do from time to time get "Brain farts", and forget what I got up to get from another room. I have always prided myself on my mental ability, and an almost "Photographic" memory, but as you age, you don't worry much about social mores. its a day by day thing, and I never worry about dieing, that will come in its own good time. I do miss being able to code in all nighters like in the 20's, but all things pass. One thing I regret is that I may never see REAL robots that actully think.
Anunitu
QuoteOne thing I regret is that I may never see REAL robots that actully think.
Hi anunitu,
Robots able to think like humans is a dream for today. Me too, I would like to see them but the problem is that how you can construct the free will power in a machine? A second question here is rasing here, the description of intelligence by Alan Turing ( I hope I am correct ) is that it cannot be predictable. How to create a system with unpredictable acts? How would you define good and wrong acts for a computer?
Quote from: BogdanOntanu on March 20, 2005, 01:34:55 AM
Yes it is the remote control for my camera...
What does it mean "fro" in slang ?
Man I love your fro Bogdan. A fro is just a huge puff of hair on your head lol.
I will post whatever picture I have on my HDD. I am at school now skipping a class (shh...dont tell anyone :p)
Here is a pic I took right after the Christmas holidays lol, I had the camera to take pics of my router and Duron 1.3 to sell them off, the Duron is gone any takers for the DI-604?
(http://ca.geocities.com/isaacb@rogers.com/pic2isaac.jpg)
Quote from: Mark_Larson on March 23, 2005, 04:19:43 PM
I forgot they took my picture when I started at Centaur. They have a phone directory with everyone's pictures on a webpage. I downloaded the pic. So this is pretty recent. I just hadn't shaved ;)
You work at Centaur now?!?! What is ur job func? Write drivers?
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i just removed the link that made Mark's picture appear again :U
- sluggy
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Quote from: x86asm on March 25, 2005, 04:07:15 AM
Quote from: Mark_Larson on March 23, 2005, 04:19:43 PM
I forgot they took my picture when I started at Centaur. They have a phone directory with everyone's pictures on a webpage. I downloaded the pic. So this is pretty recent. I just hadn't shaved ;)
You work at Centaur now?!?! What is ur job func? Write drivers?
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i just removed the link that made Mark's picture appear again :U
- sluggy
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Thanks a lot Sluggy, I forgot to do that :(
Quote from: x86asm on March 25, 2005, 04:07:15 AM
Quote from: Mark_Larson on March 23, 2005, 04:19:43 PM
I forgot they took my picture when I started at Centaur. They have a phone directory with everyone's pictures on a webpage. I downloaded the pic. So this is pretty recent. I just hadn't shaved ;)
You work at Centaur now?!?! What is ur job func? Write drivers?
It's a small company. 108 people, 80 of which are technical. So I wear a lot of different hats. One of the things I am working on currently is optimizing their CPU simulator to run faster. They have millions of test cases that they run on it, and they run it every night against every CPU they have. So even making it 20% faster will improve the process.
Quote
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i just removed the link that made Mark's picture appear again :U
- sluggy
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Quote
Yea no sense in making people have TWO heart attacks ;)
Here's me! :eek
(http://www.members.shaw.ca/contact_donkey/files/qvasimodo/qvasimodo.jpg)
And here I'm with some of my friends... :bg
http://www.members.shaw.ca/contact_donkey/files/qvasimodo/qvasimodo_grp1.jpg
http://www.members.shaw.ca/contact_donkey/files/qvasimodo/qvasimodo_grp2.jpg
Funny how people on the Net are never how we imagine them... :wink
QvasiModo,
Wich one are you ? :lol
Here :red
http://teg1.netfirms.com/Autores/boteyon.jpg
That pic was supposed to be shown in the above post, but something went wrong... it's a free webserver so they must have some antileech soft. :(
Hey, QvasiModo perhaps some one can host the picture ;), (my picture was hosted by pbrennick also Jurgen ofered a space ;) thx you two ;))... by the way when you show the pictures 13 and 15 (jpgs) saying "here is me" when I see three I remember some like "the best of by me is that there are a lot of me" from an interview with the actor that act like Mr Smith in the matrix 3 :).
QvasiModo,
Quote
Directly downloading images is not permitted on the Netfirms FREE plan. If you are the owner of this site, either ensure that this image is embedded in a web page, or upgrade to one of the Netfirms premium plans.
It may be a free site, but it looks like there are strings attached. :'(
Paul
Hi,
if you want to see the pictures, simply drag and drop the jpg links into the address combobox of the IE. :8)
Regards,
Biterider
Hi QvasiModo,
I have moved your pic to my webspace, no more problems with bad links. By the way nice pic :U
Yeah, Qvasimodo, you look cooooool man. Like a beatnik, eh, donkey?
Quote from: drhowarddrfine on March 28, 2005, 02:27:08 PM
Yeah, Qvasimodo, you look cooooool man. Like a beatnik, eh, donkey?
Funny, I was thinking the exact same thing when I saw it :)
I was thinking of getting one of those make-overs. I'm a little small but a wizard at times.
(http://system.customer.netspace.net.au/Dwalf.jpg)
nah, here's the real me a year or so ago when I had a webcam (before I used it for an experiement.)
http://system.customer.netspace.net.au/Picture_000.jpg
http://system.customer.netspace.net.au/Picture_001.jpg
SORRY TAKEN PICS DOWN. I'm known as a TROLL on some sites so I don't want people knowing who I am. heehh.
.
Quote from: Synfire on March 20, 2005, 02:55:24 AM
...I just happend (not sure why) to have had a copy on my JumpDRIVE.
What's a Jumpdrive? Reminds me of playing Elite the game.
.
Quote from: Porkster on March 29, 2005, 05:01:19 PM
What's a Jumpdrive?
Porkster, a jump drive is one of those portable keychain or pockect memory drives that plug into a USB port.
rags
Quote from: rags on March 29, 2005, 05:24:17 PM
Porkster, a jump drive is one of those portable keychain or pockect memory drives that plug into a USB port.rags
arrr ok.
.
Quote from: drhowarddrfine on March 28, 2005, 02:27:08 PM
Yeah, Qvasimodo, you look cooooool man. Like a beatnik, eh, donkey?
LOL! :lol :lol :lol
Hi,
me in 2002. I live in Switzerland, in Geneva.
(http://membres.lycos.fr/clarte/mc1.jpg)
Is that the invisible man sitting next to you?
No :wink
it is my "amie de coeur" (friend of heart ?). :-)
It is the photographer. She has the "sense" to take in photograph people when they do not expect it.
to all the community
I was thinking, why don't we, make an "hall of the Dammed" place on this forum?, where we can post our ugly faces for all to admire? it could even be used for good purposes, to scare bad kids into good behavior :U :U :U
Just a sugestion
Saludos
Carlos
heheheh.
.
Man I put all you old men to shame, I am only 21 years old and good looking :boohoo: :lol. I will post a photo of myself so all you old men can envy me, :lol :toothy
ThomasAntony EQU YoungestHere
:)
I see I have an admirer here :green2 :cheekygreen: :green2 :dance: :dance: :green2 :8) :green2 :cheekygreen:
Thomas :cheekygreen:
OK, ok, I relent....
Here is the only picture I can find on my computer with only me on it. I don't think my family (one wife, three kids, one dog, one stupid cat, one bird, one turtle, half a dozen fish, etc) want to be included.
Sorry, I have nowhere to post it "off site", if Donkey or someone wants to do that, it's ok by me. Here it is zipped. It was taken about a year ago, as sort of a joke.
Greg
edit: Removed the zip file, as the photo is now below.
Hi Greg,
Nice photo :)
(http://vortex.masmcode.com/figs/55.jpg)
Yikes! Hey Vortex, any chance you can make me smaller? :eek
Greg
(Thanks!)
Hi Greg,
My apologies, is it OK for you know?
:thumbu
Much better, almost tolerable now! Thanks!
Greg
:bg
Greg,
I am trying to work out how you suspend those two aeroplanes as earrings.
Im waiting for a pic of Hutch !!
Me too... ::)
I think I have a victim across the road with a digital camera but you will need to brace your monitor first.
After having just spent the last week painting the panels in the terrace house balcony that I have just finished building, I am now decorated in British Standard 391c decore but to be honest, it looks a lot better on the balcony than on me.
Hutch... The person with the digital camera across the road is me :lol
When I get home tonight Ill post a pic of me and the wife in japan.
Brace yourself for that one too.
edit: well here it is
(http://www.jamesladdcode.com/japan-trip-118.jpg)
Striker, I bet the Japanese were really confused by your T-shirt! :bg :lol
「河合ですよ！」
That's a Cessna 207 on my right and a Cessna 206 on my left. Note that they are airplanes, not aeroplanes! :bg If it was an Airvan (Australian), you could call it an aeroplane.
Greg
Quote from: hutch-- on April 20, 2005, 10:58:04 PM
Greg,
I am trying to work out how you suspend those two aeroplanes as earrings.
That woman is way too cute for you.
BTW, if anyone wants to see a bad soccer/football movie, "The Game of Their Lives" opens tomorrow (Friday) in 13 cities in the US. Gerard Butler, that blonde kid from "Home Improvement", Rhys-Davies, Jason Patrik and a host of others are in it including...ME! (and my son).
Apparently, I'm most obvious in a scene at the park where Butler and the blonde kid, are talking and I'm directly behind them in the stands wearing sunglasses.
The t-shirt I have that says "There is no place like 127.0.0.1" confuses people more.
DrHoward: Ill keep and eye out for the movie and thanks for the comments on the wife :)
Nice pic mate :U
Hi,
I have got the photos taken by one of my cousins. I will post it soon. Brace yourselves :bdg
Thomas :U
Hi,
Here goes. I am the handsome one in the green-white-black T-shirt :green ;) . The other two are my cousins.
(http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y176/thomasantony/tom_the_gr8.jpg)
Thomas :green2 :green2 :U
Well, this thread really touches my heart. I visit asm forums since 2002 and "know" most of you. It is really interesting how the mind pictures you from the avatars and posts :eek
I'm also waiting for a Hutch's picture!
I have rather funny picture of mine for you. It was taken while sudden shooting of a "telefilm Jesus" in Kerala, India (for Thomas: the film was made in Ponmudi and also near Kovalam beach). In the backgroud is the blind man. Refer to the Bible for more details :bg
(http://i5.photobucket.com/albums/y168/MazeGen/jesus_blindman.jpg)
:lol
Are you the Jesus? :green2
Yes, I am, my son.
:toothy
:bg
Hay,
You guys will have to be careful flaunting all of these good looks, the ladies may start taking advantage of you. :dazzled:
Thats not an excuse for not posting your pic!!! :wink . BTW MazeGen was the telefilm in English or was it Malayalam
Thomas :U
In Malayalam, but we didn't speak. In the backgroud of the film are still playing some malayalam songs and at a few places stars a girl speaking about the progress.
The shooting was really funny :bg, I was happy I could know the Indians more.
:bg
Never fear, you will be that unlucky sooner or later. These are simply the problem of being a genuine bachelor living in a house that is under repair/restoration. A few of the basic facilities of life ar not there at the moment.
Quotethe ladies may start taking advantage of you.
I've been taken advantage of by them for years.
If I saw some times those movies, when I watch you I will stand up (at the cinema) and say, hey I know them!!!! :P
Believe it or not, I haven't seen it myself yet. I'm going tomorrow or Sunday.
(http://www.geocities.com/realvampire2001/Clipboard.jpg)
Here is me. I like mario photo, he is handsome. Im not a gay so dont run anywhere mario :green . I take this poto at night.
So, we have a cyborg member activated as a vampire. :bg
Quote from: MazeGen on April 22, 2005, 06:54:43 AM
Yes, I am, my son.
:toothy
Wow, you look like Jesus!!! And I dont say that everyday!!
My friend has that shirt as well striker, he wore it to school lol, I got a good laugh out of some of the people's reactions :D
QuoteWow, you look like Jesus!!!quote]
How can you affirm that?????? ::) ::) ::) ::)
(I always thought that programming required a very logical mind!!!!) :bdg
Raymond
Quote from: x86asm on April 24, 2005, 02:41:24 AM
Quote from: MazeGen on April 22, 2005, 06:54:43 AM
Yes, I am, my son.
:toothy
Wow, you look like Jesus!!! And I dont say that everyday!!
Quote from: raymond on April 24, 2005, 04:30:07 PM
QuoteWow, you look like Jesus!!!
How can you affirm that?????? ::) ::) ::) ::)
(I always thought that programming required a very logical mind!!!!) :bdg
Raymond
Hehe, just so... :bg
I recall I said to the director before the shooting: "I always thougt Jesus has black hair as he was Hebrew and I'm blond, mind it?", and he replied seriously: "Oh, Jesus has gold hair, exactly like you..." :lol :green2
Quote from: rea on April 22, 2005, 03:39:06 PM
If I saw some times those movies, when I watch you I will stand up (at the cinema) and say, hey I know them!!!! :P
:P
I much doubt that you can see it in México. You'll have to go to Kerala :bdg
Quote from: Farabi on April 23, 2005, 02:17:19 PM
Here is me. I like mario photo, he is handsome. Im not a gay so dont run anywhere mario :green . I take this poto at night.
I believe that I am going away to raise to change of profession to model :) :bdg
hopefully womens thought like you :bg
mariø,
Just be careful, the ladies may become insanely jealous about your two god looking cats. :green2
Here are two photos of me, unfortunately they are a year and 2 months old. 8-(
(http://intechhosting.com/~access/ARTeam/ar/gfx/DSCN0585_50.JPG)
(http://intechhosting.com/~access/ARTeam/ar/gfx/DSCN0585_51.JPG)
(http://intechhosting.com/~access/ARTeam/ar/gfx/DSCN0586_51.JPG)
What, no magician's hat? :U
Lol, believe it or not there was a time (been now) when Merlin was young. 8-)
Okay, here goes. Just a shot of me with a bit of a skinned up nose wearing my Veteran for Kerry button!
(http://photos1.flickr.com/2963278_383e791ff0.jpg)
And a link to a few other things I have uploaded at Flickr (http://www.flickr.com/photos/xptaylor)!
Hi Phil,
Nice pic, were you a vet from Vietnam ?
Yep. Spent about 11 months at an Autodin facility with the U.S. Army Signal Corp in a place called Phu Lam near Saigon. Also spent about 10 months in training at Ft. Monmoth, N.J. and a couple of months in basic. Figured they would have made an infantry man out of me but, instead they handed me a coffee cup and a huge stack of manuals! Two years was enough for me and I came back to the states and went to work for Digital Equipment Corporation in their Dayton, Ohio field office. A few years later I had made it to lovely Massachusetts to work in their Ed Services department teaching the hardware for awhile and then moving up to their large computer group, actually a 36-bit mini by todays standards, where I started doing systems programming and Macro-10/20 assembly. Didn't much care for the Army but I did love those 12-hour shifts with 3-day weekends and those bottomless cups and cups of coffee!
This is about three years old.
(Modified posting - changed host)
(http://homer.rantx.com/cache/Homer.gif)
This is me 25 years ago....
(http://members.home.nl/siekmanski/siekmanski.jpg)
That is truly scary :eek :dazzled:
Heh - it's been only a little over a decade since I sported a one foot mohawk and shared a run-down little hovel in Port Melbourne with a packet of mixed nuts.. already seems like a lifetime ago :U
:bg
Homer,
I remember PUNK where the guys had mohawks with araldite pointed tips. must have been about the same era. :toothy
(http://www.saber-x.com/magnus/dd.jpg)
homer you look alot different than I would have thought. For some reason I got the impression you were alot older.
Here is my picture at day.
(http://www.geocities.com/realvampire2001/Inmyroomfullcolor.jpg)
And here is a bit of modification.
(http://www.geocities.com/realvampire2001/Prince_of_darkness.jpg)
My avitar is my pic with the following 2 modifications....
1- I messed with the colors to give it a pshycadelic look
2- Inspired by the AC/DC album cover, I drew a black line through my eyes.
I don't think anyone is familiar with me, but take a look
(http://myspace-916.vo.llnwd.net/00187/61/94/187494916_m.jpg)
You're right. You don't look familiar at all.
The milk man knows me, however.
These are some of my treasured moments.
(http://homepage.eircom.net/~geek/gadaffi.jpg%5B/url%5D)
I treat myself to one night on the town! and it gets no better than the bingo hall and casinos!
Below, I make friends after graduation day!
(http://homepage.eircom.net/~geek/myfriendtony.jpg%5B/url%5D)
I know i don't look like i'm enjoying Tonys company above, but believe you me!
we are best buddies and often exchage the gossip over ICQ everyday, Tony
is a good friend, indeed.
(http://homepage.eircom.net/~geek/chirac.gif%5B/url%5D)
Above, Jacc and myself exchange a joke about Tony, and how he
supports Chelsea football club.
(http://homepage.eircom.net/~geek/shroder.jpg%5B/url%5D)
Schroder is a cool guy, and we have common interest in collecting
baseball cards.
In this photo, I offer him 500 marcs for 1994 SP Alex Rodriguez, but as
i soon found out, Germany uses the euro now!! and he replies "keine Weise, die Sie täuschen!!"
or.."No way, you fool!"
And..
(http://homepage.eircom.net/~geek/similie.gif%5B/url%5D)
yup, thats me! ;)
Only bad digital cameras is what I currently have :'(
Take a look at me
(http://img55.imageshack.us/img55/761/autoan6.png)
And some shots taken during stay at US
http://new.photos.yahoo.com/ramguru_zo/
Hope to be involved into asm-coding really soon...
Rags and pbrenneck... are either of you ADK46er's? My wife and I have been working on that the past few years. We've been up four times and have 19 peaks so far.
Merrick,
Because I have to wear braces and use fore-arm crutches to go into the next room, mountain climbing is sort of out of the question. When I was a teenager, I took part in the annual race to the top of Mt. Monadnock in New Hampshire, USA. I suppose that does not count, though. Back then, I was a fitness freak.
Quote
"Besides being the most popular mountain in America, Grand Monadnock is known as the most climbed mountain in the world. Monadnock has long been described as the second-most-climbed mountain in the world (after Mt. Fuji in Japan). Since 1990, it has been suggested that so many of Fuji's climbers have shifted to newly available public transportation for that ascent, that Monadnock's annual total of foot traffic now exceeds Fuji's. Now in southwestern New Hampshire, 125,000 people every year hike to the top of Monadnock.
...
Many types of people are attracted to Grand Monadnock. We've seen fitness hikers speeding up the trails, small children on their fathers' backs, old-timers with walking sticks, experts with cameras and notebooks, young sauntering couples, and energetic school kids."
The mountain has easy trails and hard trails depending upon your skill level. There is one face of the mountain that most users are not allowed to climb as you cannot do it without equipment. Try racing up a mountain, it requires a lot of training as the climb gets progressively harder as you go but the amount of available oxygen decreases (when you need it most) the higher you go. The runner's high kicks in about halfway which is another danger.
But it is fun.
Paul
Quote from: Merrick on November 03, 2006, 05:46:43 PM
Rags and pbrenneck... are either of you ADK46er's? My wife and I have been working on that the past few years. We've been up four times and have 19 peaks so far.
Merrick,
Though I would like to do it, I never climbed a mountain over 2200 ft(about the average height of the local mountains here).
I did climb Mt. Washington(N.H.) in May 2001, but it was in my car LOL.
Rags
Quote from: rags on November 04, 2006, 02:38:23 PM
Quote from: Merrick on November 03, 2006, 05:46:43 PM
Rags and pbrenneck... are either of you ADK46er's? My wife and I have been working on that the past few years. We've been up four times and have 19 peaks so far.
Merrick,
Though I would like to do it, I never climbed a mountain over 2200 ft(about the average height of the local mountains here).
I did climb Mt. Washington(N.H.) in May 2001, but it was in my car LOL.
Rags
been on Kebnekaise and tablemountains, but race upto drakensberg in highspeed can be quite a thrill, ooops someone came outside the road and fell down, car totalled but he was lucky to survive with only a few bruises
I came a crossed this old thread while searching for something else. Thought cool, I'll see what some of my old friends look like here on the Masm32 board but most all the pictures are gone. Hmmm. . .
Oh well, anyway thought my old friends Steve and Edgar would be curious as to what I look like. I've known Steve and Edgar for a long time. Here I am sitting on my Yamahog. I know, I look like an old fart with an attitude, but really I'm just a teddy bear. :bg
(http://www.quickersoft.com/me.jpg)
Bill,
You can do our advertising any old time. Bike looks great. :U
Steve,
Took that photo yesterday with my old Fuji SLR off a tripod. I set the timer for 10 seconds grabbed the Masm32 Rocks printout and set down on the bike. Picture came out pretty good. I had just got back from a fifty mile ride around the country side. I'm looking forward to a long ride up to the family camp for a weekend deep in the Allegheny Mountains. Its late spring here in PA and everything is green and fresh, love this time of year!!
nice to see you cycle saddles
currently I am broadcasting MASM around the area :bdg
Bill,
If you take your camera with you on the long ride into the Allegheny Mountains see if you can get some decent photos. My mum years ago brought back some photoes from the Blue Ridge mountains and they were great stuff. Mike (rags) posted a photo from his back yard a couple of years ago that showed a mountain ridge on the horizon and its interesting torrain in PA. We have nothing like it here as OZ is a very old continent where the US is still active and new in comparison.
Here are some photos to look at Steve. I put these photos on my site so family could view them. These were taken at various places in the PA mountains. The photo of the Allegheny River is a shot of the small village called Sibertown where I once lived. The photo of the deep gorge is called the Pennsylvania Grand Canyon. Other photos are of the family camp with my two sisters. There's a photo of the Emlenton Bridge off I80 with an old shack that my mother and her sisters grew up in. The photo of the Kinzua Railroad Trestle gives you an idea of the damage a tornado can cause. There's also a link at the bottom of the photo page that links to a bunch of picturers I took last year when a group of us road our bikes down to Gettysburg last summer for a weekend stay.
http://www.quickersoft.com/bikeride.html
Thanks for the link Bill, there is some good looking country in those. The gorge with the stream is world class scenery. One question, what happened to the railway bridge that is broken in the middle, did it fail or was it done to stop people from using it ?
If I ever get to travel, it will be for the scenery, I used to take a lot of photos down the south coast of NSW, about 400k south of where I live but sad to say they were mainly film before I bought a digital camera and I don't think that many survived that long.
Just west of Sydney is the great dividing range that was not crossed until 1813 due to the sheer escapement that faces most of the east side. As a true confession back in the days when I rode bikes I remember riding the Bell Road which is above a pass up the escapement just north of Sydney at about 180k through a set of sweeps about 20 miles long. These days they would put you in jail if they caught you riding that fast. :bg
Interestingly enough it was not done on a big biike, it was done on a 350 Yamaha I owned that was set up like a TZ350 complee with a full fairing and expansion chambers.
I once owned a 1974 350 Yamaha Eudora, loved that bike. I use to hill climb near vertical strip-cuts with it. Them old 350's had lots of power.
The old Kinzua Railroad Trestle was ripped apart by a tornado classified as an F-1 on July 21, 2003. It's a great state park to visit if you ever visit PA. I hung out over the edge to get some of those photos of the bridge, gave me the eby geebys. :dazzled:
See if you can pull up the link below Steve. There's a complete story about this historic Pennsylvania Bridge with some before and after pictures.
http://www.dcnr.state.pa.us/info/kinzuabridgereport/body/001.html
We are fortunate that tornados don't seem to hit populated areas at all in OZ. We do have what are called willie willies which work the same way but they are mainly seen in desert areas along the great Australian bite area which is barely populated and they generally pick up dust, not houses and trees and similar to what I see in the US.
Tressle bridges like you have in the states are uncommon here but its mainly due to very different torrain. The old bridge looked very impressive and it is unfortunate that it was destroyed by a tornado but I guess they must be in very good condition to actually survive wind forces of that magnitude. The older bridges that still survive here are generally a "Bailey Truss" design and while most of them have been replaced with modern steel re-enforced concrete there are a few of the very old ones left but they are not usually elevated bridges like the one in the park and they are rarely ever subject to high wind forces.
When my mum was still alive she did a trip up the panhandle to Alaska and on the way went for a train ride into the Canadian border and on the way up she shot video of this massive old wooden truss bridge that was used back in the early mining days. I doubt it was structurally sound at that age but it was still standing and it was an engineering masterpiece for its time.
Hi everyone,
Over the years I have changed a lot and so has my looks. Some say I look nothing like I used to. Another more recent change is the growth on my right arm.
(http://ys6yxg.bay.livefilestore.com/y1p1VyX1MPyvpdo_r8anGAiQ3hVyNAJcWATcaUPss0UcZt6pwpC57kxsGOiskdzaLZS1apfVyejWYo/CarolAndPaul-1.jpg)
Carol and I plan to get married on the 20th of January.
-- Paul
Paul, wish I could grow a beard like yours. I'm 57 years old and I still can't grow one like the one you have. :bg
Getting married? Are you nuts!! (http://www.quickersoft.com/gigglesmile.gif)
Hi,
Congrats Paul! Best of luck to both of you.
Steve N.
About time you quit living in sin, Paul. Congratulations.
Nice photo Paul, just make sure we get some more code out of you before this lovely lady spirits you away. :U
Its funny how I think that people look like their avatar, eg vortex and tedd look like a teddy bear, Paul like a clown, James Ladd like a bulldog etc etc. I know that hutch looks more like Beethoven rather than a lion figure, and that I don't look like a frog, I hope!
Chris
Quote from: ChrisLeslie on September 25, 2008, 03:19:28 AM
I know that hutch looks more like Beethoven rather than a lion figure
:lol
Thanks a lot, not only is my nose stinging from the exodus of beer, but it sprayed all over my monitor. :bdg
Hutch,
Coding is my life, has been and always will be, no worries there. Sghe is well aware of where she fits into the scheme of things.
About the beard, it was her idea, she calls it her toy. The ponytail, which you can't see, was her idea, also.
The clown, or jester, was something I picked a long time ago because I always had a reputation as being too serious. I, also, pay a lot of attention to avatars and have always wondered why people pick what they pick. You, Sinsi, with a handle like that remind me of a karate instructor even if the 'e' is missing. Doesn't really go with the dog image. Mine is obviopus as well as Hutch but some of you other guys should come clean and tell us what you were thinking. Cycle Saddles? I'cve heard of cycle saddlebags, but.... drhowarddrfine, from tv as I recall, FORTRANS? Why the 'S' and Vortex, don't know how such a pleasant, calm friend would pick that one. I could go on but it's almost 2:30am and Carol just woke up... sorry, gotta go. :U
-- Paul
QuoteCycle Saddles?
Paul, I know, kind of silly I guess. I've been a motorcyclist most of my life and the seat of a cycle is referred to as a saddle by us old time bikers. One of the numerous ways I make money is to recover motorcycle seats and to make new seats for a custom chopper builder. Years ago here on Steve's site I used the handle bcraven an abbreviation of my name Bill Cravener and my avatar was a pair of blinking eyes.
Regards to you and your wife to be!
Paul
My frog avatar is a rare and endangered species from the highlands of New South Wales and Victoria in Australia, called a corroboree frog. It is a symbol of a bushwalking club which I have been an active member and leader for the past 22 years. Bushwalking is the Australian term for walking, mostly off-track for us, through national parks. It is hugely strenuous but rewarding. Most other people think I must be crazy.
Regards
Chris
I don't use the "3 Stooges" avatar on this forum but it was picked purely at random many years ago when I was signing up for some sites years ago and couldn't find a nick that wasn't used. I watched those shows as a kid and didn't think many younger people would know of them today.
Originally, I used the full 'drhowarddrfinedrhoward' but this board, I think, changed software and it got truncated by a few letters, so I had hutch change it to what it is now.
Other than all that, it doesn't reflect anything about me.
PBrennick Wrote:
QuoteFORTRANS? Why the 'S'
Well, you (the forum) already had a "cobold" and I pretended
he was named Dave or Don. So I just carried on the tradition. ;-)
Cheers,
Steve N.
You are all very fine people and I feel I know you all a little better now. Bill Cravener? Now, that one surprised me. Many times, I wondered where you went. I am probably the only idiot on this board who did not know that. I knew there was a reason why I liked you! You used to post more code in the olden days though.
Over here, we were told you guys took 'walk abouts.' Did I say that correctly? Here in America, we are raising generation after generation of kids who do nothing but sit in front of the boob tube. It saddens me. Just as a point of interest, before I became crippled I used to do something called 'wolf trotting.' I learned how from an old Passamaquoddy Indian. You run for a bit and then walk for a bit, etc. Using this method, I would do 15 miles a day and not even feel winded.
Is a walkabout a rite of passage? Somehow, somewhere, I got that impression.
-- Paul
QuoteI am probably the only idiot on this board who did not know that.
You sir are no idiot and I am fortunate to know someone of your caliber! I do not do much assembly these days though I still get great pleasure creating the occasional asm toy now an then. :bg
Best Regards,
Quote from: PBrennick on September 24, 2008, 07:50:11 PM
Hi everyone,
Over the years I have changed a lot and so has my looks. Some say I look nothing like I used to. Another more recent change is the growth on my right arm.
(http://ys6yxg.bay.livefilestore.com/y1p1VyX1MPyvpdo_r8anGAiQ3hVyNAJcWATcaUPss0UcZt6pwpC57kxsGOiskdzaLZS1apfVyejWYo/CarolAndPaul-1.jpg)
Carol and I plan to get married on the 20th of January.
-- Paul
great for you Paul, may you two live long happy and healthy for many years to come
:U :U :U :U :U :U :U :U :U :U
Quote from: ChrisLeslie on September 25, 2008, 03:19:28 AM
Its funny how I think that people look like their avatar, eg vortex and tedd look like a teddy bear, Paul like a clown, James Ladd like a bulldog etc etc. I know that hutch looks more like Beethoven rather than a lion figure, and that I don't look like a frog, I hope!
Chris
I dont have uploaded a custom animated one, made to fit in the masmtheme, but I cant have such a big flashy avatar in a technical forum
in the background I have created a 3d masmbox with realistic masmbox front pic, in front of it lies a open book, that is suppose to be A&A but I failed to get texture right with lots screenshot from A&A text so it is instead grey, the letters MASM OOP falls down on the book and start to randomly bounce around controlled by a physics emulation
it reflects my coding and Cg is two interests that goes into each other, most coding is some Cg snippet or new ways to make it go faster like parallel SSE code
Paul,
Congratulations........ & best wishes :U
ChrisLeslie, like your avtar
daydreamer,
That sounds pretty cool. If you do not want to use it as an avatar, you could probably use it in a credit box of one of your programs. You could probably make 'masm oop' morph into your name. If you are unsure how to animate a picture in a credit box, look at the attached program. Instead of using an animated gif, it uses a series of bitmaps. Can't remember who did it, though.
-- Paul
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QuoteCan't remember who did it, though.
Me! Gotta tell ya Paul, that was a fun one to make! (http://www.quickersoft.com/happy.gif)
Believe it or not, I had a feeling it was you. You gotta start putting some comments with your name in this stuff! I will fix that one accordingly.
-- Paul
Oh hell Paul don't worry about it, I don't care one iota honestly! :bg
Bill,
As a matter of course, while browsing, if I encounter something that looks interesting to me or may be useful to others, I download it and store it in my archives (which have become huge). Then, if I see someone needs something, I just attach it. I never claim credit for it and if I forget to write in the author's name which has happened a lot as I may not even explore it for months, if at all, I do not know who to credit and it may not bother you but it does me.
I should do a better job of archiving, I know, but I always seem so busy. BTW, that IS a very cool program.
-- Paul
Quote from: PBrennick on September 27, 2008, 12:27:15 AM
daydreamer,
That sounds pretty cool. If you do not want to use it as an avatar, you could probably use it in a credit box of one of your programs. You could probably make 'masm oop' morph into your name. If you are unsure how to animate a picture in a credit box, look at the attached program. Instead of using an animated gif, it uses a series of bitmaps. Can't remember who did it, though.
-- Paul
thanks Paul, what is more fitting me is put in my SSE snippet that makes an animation of two circles 3dprojected, rotated etc
please if you have more Cg ideas like that morph to my name, just tell me and it is possible I make them real, as I also Make Cg animation etc these days
Magnus
daydreamer,
Well, if it is a project you are looking for, download my editor from the GeneSys subforum. In the About The Editor dialog is a photo of myself, it used to be the jester. What if the jester was to morph into my photo?
-- Paul
Quote from: PBrennick on September 27, 2008, 10:28:43 PM
daydreamer,
Well, if it is a project you are looking for, download my editor from the GeneSys subforum. In the About The Editor dialog is a photo of myself, it used to be the jester. What if the jester was to morph into my photo?
-- Paul
much work todo a serious morph, I can see what I can do
daydreamer,
Only do it if you feel it is a fun thing to do. I could do it myself but I am stretched to thin right now and it is not anything I feel a real need for.
-- Paul
Well my photo is my avatar!
---
William
William, what sort of sword are you holding?
Quote from: rags on February 06, 2009, 01:12:21 AM
William, what sort of sword are you holding?
MouseKeys proc
push ebx
xor ebx, ebx
invoke GetKeyState, VK_LBUTTON
.if
sword ptr ax<0
inc ebx
.endif
invoke Sleep, 1
invoke GetKeyState, VK_RBUTTON
.if
sword ptr ax<0
inc ebx
inc ebx
.endif
mov eax, ebx
pop ebx
ret
MouseKeys endp
Quote from: rags on February 06, 2009, 01:12:21 AM
William, what sort of sword are you holding?
By the look of the hilt it would appear to be a bastard sword, they were heavily used by the British in the late 13th century, the blade is too narrow for a broad sword.
Donkey is correct :bg
---
William
Do you practice fighting with that sword, kromag?
I once had the chance to join some training sessions for longsword fighting in the german style of Liechtenauer from 14th century. That is a complete combat system including fighting with different weapons, kick and punch techniques and wrestling, not a bit less complex than any asian martial art.
I have taken arts in the past which none allowed the use of swords and such; albeit, I have done some training on my own in the past for a few years with swords, and with nunchaku.
I usually prefer to take a blind leap at such things so I am not constrained nor tainted by outside influence and enjoy figuring things out :bg
---
William.
Quote from: chrisw on February 06, 2009, 06:20:35 PM
Do you practice fighting with that sword, kromag?
I once had the chance to join some training sessions for longsword fighting in the german style of Liechtenauer from 14th century. That is a complete combat system including fighting with different weapons, kick and punch techniques and wrestling, not a bit less complex than any asian martial art.
The Germans did make a nice longsword, they are essentially the same as a bastard sword but are "hand and a half" with a slightly shorter hilt because of it, I still think the pinnacle of European sword design was the German Rapier, light, one handed and deadly on the thrust but at the same time a beautiful piece of art, even the small sword which came later and is the dress sword of the US Marines doesn't hold a candle to it.
if you're interested in medieval fighting techniques, you may want to have a look at these nice YouTube-videos:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HC5FIyfI8TA&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kj4Ng6DBfrg&feature=PlayList&p=AF8FD0E454996A8E&playnext=1&index=12
(http://www.masm32.com/board/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=1059.0;id=10392)A pic of me
My daughter finely got me to sit for a Photo, I seldom allow myself to be photographed.
Think it was Dave told me about the rename attach thing.
makes Hutch look like a Young buck huh?
Anunitu
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So who has the better beard? You or me?
Paul
Anunitu,
Nice picture, its proof of seniority. I have never been so lucky as to go evenly gray, my beard is a mix and the top has a few gray ones but not enough to change the average colour.
One cold winters day... my friends and I got together for a beer at the PC bar..
(http://www.vanjast.com/General/VanTheMan.jpg)
:8)
Better keep an eye on your blue friend, it looks like he's had one too many! :lol
(http://devpinoy.org/cfs-filesystemfile.ashx/__key/CommunityServer.Components.PostAttachments/00.00.03.44.72/front.JPG)
This is me, perhaps one of the young ones in this forum :bg
And this is me on the beach:
(http://devpinoy.org/cfs-filesystemfile.ashx/__key/CommunityServer.Components.PostAttachments/00.00.03.44.73/boraplash.JPG)
Cheers,
-chris
I can't view the pictures in the first parts of this thread. Are they deleted?
-chris
They may be Chris, depending on where they were hosted.
That's not a beard...
(http://i51.photobucket.com/albums/f395/sinsithedog/me.jpg)
That's a beard...
I love that beard, Sinsi!
Paul
This is a picture of me from 2 months ago:
(http://www.oby.ro/files/bogdan/PC100004_800_600.jpg)
I like the hair style better than your old style.
Paul
Quote from: PBrennick on February 27, 2009, 04:06:51 PM
I like the hair style better than your old style.
Paul
Hi Paul,
Thanks for the compliment.
The hair was almost 1 year old and not styled... just a normal wash and it gets like that. Almost every woman likes it like that and they say that it is unfair for a man to have such a hair. Funny my child does not like it but still wishes that she had it :)) .
Anyway I've just cut is very short 2 days ago :toothy ... But it will grow again... hopefully? :toothy :D
After all we all know that it is the hair and not the neuronal network below that does matter after all ... :8)
Bog,
Quote
After all we all know that it is the hair and not the neuronal network below that does matter after all ...
You say the funniest things but as a matter of fact, even though it should NOT be the reality, there it is and there it will always be.
Take care.
Paul
:lol there are many expired images in this thread.... People excercising their 'right to be forgotten (http://howtodelete.info/mation/eu-right-to-be-forgotten/)' I guess....
n e how.... Here's one of me taken somewhere over Metropolis....
(http://www.masm32.com/board/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=1059.0;id=10268)
Quote from: oex on February 03, 2012, 11:53:40 AM
:lol there are many expired images in this thread.... People excercising their 'right to be forgotten (http://howtodelete.info/mation/eu-right-to-be-forgotten/)' I guess....
Reminds me of the Facebook enigma. My family loves it and they post facts about the family and countless photos (some of me with out my permission) and yet not one of them has ever read Facebooks terms of use. On Facebook if you post something it belongs to them.
It's been some four years since I first posted my mug here on the board. Even at 61 (come this May) I'm still big, bad and good lookin. :bg
(http://www.quickersoft.com/pictures/thatsme.jpg)
Damn Bill, your computer desk is too neat...LOL
Quote from: Bill Cravener on February 03, 2012, 01:52:14 PM
Even at 61 (come this May) I'm still big, bad and good lookin. :bg
Well, aren't we just the modest one :bg
this is what Billy used to look like...
Rock-a-Billy Bad-Azzz
(http://img63.imageshack.us/img63/1580/rockabillybadass.png)
Here's a recent one of me, from last summer I think.
(http://www.masm32.com/board/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=1059.0;id=10271)
not what i expected, Edgar :P
here's one of me from a few years back
add a little face hair and glasses
(http://img845.imageshack.us/img845/3691/k7nl.jpg)
Hey, you are all so handsome guys, wow!
(http://www.webalice.it/jj2006/pics/JJ_2007.JPG)
Sorry donkey, you fail. No beard? No specs? Not even long hair?
Well I think we can all agree (at least those of us brave enough to show our face) are all handsome manly looking men. :bg
Quote from: sinsi on February 04, 2012, 07:49:16 AM
Sorry donkey, you fail. No beard? No specs? Not even long hair?
I'll see what I can do...
when i saw that pic of Edgar, a lumberjack came to mind - or maybe RCMP :P
Jochen - nice beard :U
Its evident that you guys are not into Japanese lip gloss. :P
not so far :P
we haven't seen all the guys, yet
(https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-dyGYnnHrd_U/AAAAAAAAAAI/AAAAAAAAAP8/8sbQN6P0Km0/s200-c-k/photo.jpg)
Quote from: hutch-- on February 04, 2012, 01:00:05 PM
Its evident that you guys are not into Japanese lip gloss. :P
I just have to see my stylist first, and photo shoots are expensive.....you knowwwwww!! twitch twitch :green2
:bg
Quote from: donkey on February 04, 2012, 11:46:32 AM
Quote from: sinsi on February 04, 2012, 07:49:16 AM
Sorry donkey, you fail. No beard? No specs? Not even long hair?
I'll see what I can do...
Found one from last summer with a goatee :) It's about as close as I'll ever get to having a beard, long hair just isn't going to happen.
(http://www.masm32.com/board/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=1059.0;id=10391)
nice pic, Edgar :U
Like the shirt Edgar. The 3 yr old would approve.
3 yr old ?
i like The Tick :bg
and i am 57
Yup. Think we left the camera in the van after we were rear ended last year. Just got a new one before his birthday.
I don't know that I have any of me recently, but I'll post some of the kids.
Me and paul taking a nap.
(https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-_ax1sf6EJiI/T1LoqOryyNI/AAAAAAAABqc/zHvz21ilQ9I/w535-h401-k/030.JPG)
Quoteand i am 57
And I hopefully expect to be that in reverse within the next week. :eek
Happy Birthday, Raymond :U
i will be 58 in a few weeks
i was born just before Einstein died - so what does that tell you :bg
Dave,
He knew he could go because you were coming! :)
whew !
i was afraid i was leaving myself open on that one - lol
Dave,
I was told to be nice to my elders!
Here is a pic of Madalyn and her brother
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-mVFwVkOuZQY/T1LqbVR_J-I/AAAAAAAABrM/YLSKTA1Y1Oo/w353-h264-k/014.JPG)
Paul 3, Madalyn 5, and I'm on my way to 46 this year.
all 3 2010.
Sam 12, Madalyn 5, and Paul 3. At the time they were 10, 3, 1. I was in a coma in the hospital so got to see these when I woke up.
(https://lh5.googleusercontent.com/-aEm4DiyPtoQ/T1LsSupMe9I/AAAAAAAABrk/H0yee_gTIKs/w167-h251-k/0031.jpg)
Got my pic back up there using Dave's little name change attachment trick.Goes like this. Link rot will get you if you don't watch out.
Really a png file rather than a Zip. then copy the address from site into the IMG function.
It does work,and no link rot.
(http://www.masm32.com/board/index.php?action=dlattach;topic=1059.0;id=10393)
(https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/-S7tG7rbvmfg/T1LuPdJ44OI/AAAAAAAABsU/qIgZQJjpo24/w323-h242-k/HPIM1329.JPG)
In the hospital Feb- april 2010. Large Diffused b Cell Lymphoma with Characteristics of Hodgekins. Lungs quite, ended up in a coma for 6 weeks, had 9 days on Ecmo, lung bypass.
(https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-_ax1sf6EJiI/T1LoqOryyNI/AAAAAAAABqc/zHvz21ilQ9I/s748/030.JPG)
1 1/2 years after treatment gained all my weight back, enjoying life with the kids.
Quote from: NPNW on March 04, 2012, 03:11:45 AM
Like the shirt Edgar. The 3 yr old would approve.
Oh yeah, you sneer and laugh but it wouldn't seem so funny if The Tick hadn't protected the earth from El Seed and kept us all from being slaves to the vegetables. Easy to mock The Tick but try spending your life as a brocolli fluffer and you'll be begging him to save you.
SPOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOONNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNN !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
NPNW, :U. Also good to see you regained your beard.
>brocolli fluffer
Do broccoli get erections? Yuk.
John,
Good to see you back up and running and I am still impressed with your contribution to the number of good looking blondes in the world. :U
anunitu and John..
great pics, guys :U
glad to see you looking well, John
I am not certain but,I may be the oldest one on here..Sound off if you are 65 or older..If you are younger,then get off my lawn wippersnappers....
Well Hutch,
Two ugly parents make good looking kids. The kids hair is all getting darker... winter. They need some time in OZ during the winter. I was the same way. Paul looks exactly like me, and Madalyn is pretty close by old pictures of me at 5.
Watch out Hutch, Sam the 12 year old is interested in programming Assembler. I'm not sure I want him addicted quite yet, so I'm holding off just yet.
On the good news side, just passed my petscan and still cancer free. Had sleep apnea this last year, got that figured out finally.
I'm starting to work on some cooking software in Java due to its support of Android.
Things are good, I've missed writing software.
Sinsi,
The beard is kinda thin after the cancer. I used to get a FULL Beard in the winter, let my hair grow... below the ears to keep em warm.
Now, I'll take what I get. This winter hasn't been so bad. Iowa has had one of the warmest winters on record. I've spent most of my time inside this year.
Good news no bronchitus, pnuemonia. Had ear surgery along with the cancer, have tubes to help it drain, that is keepin me from getting sick.
John
This is me from years ago, but I still look the same. I am the guy on the right.
(http://www.gunnerinc.com/images/Me.jpg)
Gunner,
I like the idea of going from Automatic Weapons to Assembly Programming.
Yeah, I was a Machine Gunner in the Marines so my tools were the M2 .50 cal, MK19 40MM grenade launcher and the M60 (the one Rambo used). Interesting step from that to Assembly :bg
I'm not military, but lots of family in the military.
My favorite weapon is the M1. For an old girl, she does the job.
This snowman is me :toothy
(http://img821.imageshack.us/img821/6061/forcei.jpg)
Two weeks ago
it looks cold, there :red
Rob...
KillEmDead PROC USES M16 RatAtAt:DWORD
Killem: INVOKE HoldTriggerTilEmpty,RatAtAt
INVOKE NewClip
cmp eax,OUT_OF_CLIPS
jnz Killem
ret
KillEmDead ENDP
Quote from: NPNW on March 04, 2012, 04:28:46 AM
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In the hospital Feb- april 2010. Large Diffused b Cell Lymphoma with Characteristics of Hodgekins. Lungs quite, ended up in a coma for 6 weeks, had 9 days on Ecmo, lung bypass.
1 1/2 years after treatment gained all my weight back, enjoying life with the kids.
It is a bad sign to allow to make and publish photos till sleeping.
You are fix a sleep state to self - it is synonym of death.
(https://lh6.googleusercontent.com/-w6VGIW3BQi0/T1Qlrv4by-I/AAAAAAAABu8/SxWsikclm7U/w353-h264-k/Spring%2B2009%2B274.JPG)
QuoteSound off if you are 65 or older
If you last another decade, you may reach my age. :dance:
Good to know I'm not the oldest guy in the room..Best looking old guy maybe..........
well - there are a few members that haven't posted pix
i suspect they are probably the good-lookin ones - lol
Z says i'm not too sexy for my shirt :red
On some other forums I have been told I don't look 65,but I have to tell you when I look in the mirror,there is an old man looking back.
Quote from: dedndave on March 05, 2012, 04:25:22 AM
Z says i'm not too sexy for my shirt :red
It must be something else then... :wink
:bg
> there is an old man looking back
This needs to be re-interpreted as a person with great experience looking back. :P
I am well seasoned..Yes..the wisdom of age..sure sure The image I see reflects my adventures in life,and my lust for wine ,women and song...Ok,that will work