In this Topic we rate eachother's Avatars/Sigs.

Because you don't like it anymore.
I remember 100killer9...

 

That's alright.
I just was more comfortable with my regular screen name. I've said it a few times on these forums.
And yeah, 100killer9 is now madotsuki, right? Or was that marx?
No, I think marx became omega.

 

Okay, if you haven't actually noticed, I AM lunarsoul. All my posts are LS', just look at "his" threads. Also, how would I get 1198 posts (the exact number of LS', mind you) that quickly?
RESERCH BEF4 FLAME.

Also @shiny my sig was too big so I had to.

You're just asking to confuse people if you change your forum handle. You can't expect everyone to "research" that you asked DT to change your name. That's just silly.

Quit flaming the newbs.

 

You can't expect everyone to "research" that you asked DT to change your name. That's just silly.

You're just silly.

Quit flaming the newbs.

But it's so much FUNNNN!

Av: 0/10 Sorry, I just think it's that bad. No offense. (Bring Back The Underside!)
Sig: LAZER/10 You're one accomplished son of a GIR, huh? Also comic is pro.

 

avatar: 4/10 4 Ears? that kid must hate thunder.
signature: 4/10 Oh hey Shoop da Woop. i thought you died last year.
And one question, how much is 8/OF , and Laser/10?.

 

avatar: 4/10 4 Ears? that kid must hate thunder.
signature: 4/10 Oh hey Shoop da Woop. i thought you died last year.
And one question, how much is 8/OF , and Laser/10?.

Sorry, didn't notice edit.
Mimigas live in caves, they have no concept of lightning, or sun, or clouds for that matter.
Wow. What a horrible life.

8/0F = 8/16, or 5/10.
Laser/10 = 0/10.
LAZER/10, however, = ¤¤/>•

I'll rate yours again for the lulz.
No wait, GIR's.
Av: 10/10 I LOVE that avatar. Keep it forever.
Sig 10/10 banners are good for business, um...too many internets.

 

Av: 9/10, I enjoy all your edits, but this one takes the cake :3
Sig: 6/10 self-promotion, but that's commonplace here.

 

Av: 9/10, I enjoy all your edits, but this one takes the cake :3
Sig: 6/10 self-promotion, but that's commonplace here.

I like to think of it as marketing.
Av: 10/10 holy crap way better than GIR's.
Sig: CRAAAAAAP forgot to check. I give it n/10.

EDIT: That is the best gif I've ever seen.

 

Mixer's Avatar. 2/10 Letters . You had better be putting up a better one.
Signature: 3/10. Not n00bish but Not creative either.

I'll change the av.
Sig already changed.

EDIT: MagicDoors' av: 8/10 Good.
Sig: 6/10
Insert maybe an image?

 

Mixer
Avatar:3/10 Not interesting enough. Should change it from curly letters and numbers.
Sig: I'll just say 6/10. But that's just me

 

Av: 10/10 holy crap way better than GIR's.

Why you gotta keep dissing Pixel's Artwork?

It's like you don't even know what good art is.

 

Av: 8/10- HAHahahahAHa.
Sig: 6/10- A little stale.

 

8/10 Fishie! ºuº
7/10 It's lolz 8D

 

Rage:
Avatar: 9/10
Sig: 10/10 all I have to say is EPIC

 

Why you gotta keep dissing Pixel's Artwork?

It's like you don't even know what good art is.

Meh. I don't have to like everything pixel draws.

@rage
Av: 10/10 looks fancy.
Sig: 10/10 those banners look amazing.
Also what's this about me adding pictures in my sig? I have a banner.
A large one at that.

 

Magicdoors:
Avatar: 7/10
Sig: 5/10 (I personally think it should have a design or picture on it)

 

(I personally think it should have a design or picture on it)

...You don't see the misery story banner?
Av: 7/10 good, but get a better quality pic.
Sig: 5/10 that's just weird.

 

...You don't see the misery story banner?

Nope. It just shows a red X in a gray box

 

Av: 9.5/10

Sig: 6.7/10

 

Av: 9/10-It reminds me of my cat.

Sig: 8/10-That's ironic.

Irony Lesson:

Spoiler

Verbal Irony: Often confused with sarcasm (See here for more details on that. [Basically, sarcasm is ironically, used verbally more often, {Verbal Irony is more common in literary works} and is more of a mean, or poking-fun-at literary device.]), verbal irony occurs when someone says something, and means the opposite. Oftentimes, when in print, it will be signified by putting the word in italics.
ex: I love people who have poor grammar.
Use in Literature: Everywhere it seems.
Major Occurrences in History: See above.

Situational Irony: Probably the most common form of irony other that Verbal, this is what Wedge used in his sig. It is quite simply, when the opposite of what is expected or intended happens.
ex: You but yourself something after saving up for it for a year, and then someone gets it for you for your birthday.
Use in Literature: The ending of The Wizard of Oz. The scarecrow who thought he was dumb is told he is smart. The cowardly lion is told he is brave.
Major Occurrences in History: Probably happens to everyone once in a while.

Cosmic Irony: Also known as "Irony of Fate" stems from the beliefs that the Fates would toy with the minds and lives of people. Wikiepdia describes it as:

Closely connected with situational irony, it arises from sharp contrasts between reality and human ideals, or between human intentions and actual results. The resulting situation is poignantly contrary to what was expected or intended.
The words ironic, irony, and ironically are sometimes used of events and circumstances that might better be described as simply "coincidental" or "improbable".

ex: The example used for situational irony would work with this.
Use in Literature: In the O. Henry short story "The Gift of the Magi", this happens:

A young couple are too poor to buy each other Christmas gifts. The wife cuts off her treasured hair to sell it to a wig-maker for money to buy her husband a chain for his heirloom pocket watch. She's shocked when she learns he had pawned his watch to buy her a set of combs for her long, beautiful, prized hair.

Major Occurrences in History: John F. Kennedy's last conversation was ironic with the events that would soon occur.he discussion, with the wife of then Governor of Texas, John Connolly, went something like this:

Mrs. Connolly: Mr. President, you can't say that Dallas doesn't love you.
Mr. Kennedy: That's very obvious.

Seconds after saying that, Kennedy was mortally wounded.

Spoiler

Ironically, those events took place 48 years ago from yesterday.

Historical Irony: Better explained as, "Cosmic Irony through time", this is basically when the benefit of history makes a past event look ironic.

ex: Some say gunpowder was invented by people trying to find an elixir of healing.
Use in Literature: Some books that take place in a past setting will reference this.
Major Occurrences in History: See first example.

Dramatic Irony Where the audience or readers know something that the cast of the work of literature don't.

ex: IDK. Maybe if people are spying on you, or something. (Point being: Essentially, this happens exclusively happens in literature.)
Use in Literature: In "Romeo and Juliet" the audience knows that Juliet has only drank a sleeping potion, but the cast does not.
Occurrences in History: What part of "This doesn't happen in real life." don't you understand?