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Sig and or Avatar

Started by Xdox , Jan 25 2005 06:15 PM

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#31 stevealmighty

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Posted 06 November 2006 - 08:44 AM

Well, I made my sig last year sometime. Glad to know that I didn't have to update it due to any player trades/retirements etc (good thing I didn't put Adam Vinaterri in it!). Just something simple I whipped up in Photoshop containing some of my favorite players (Teddy Bruschi, Mike Vrabel, and Corey Dillon with the stiff arm!). I also made my avatar, again, something simple that took all of 10 minutes. It's the new Patriots "symbol" or emblem and the older one that they had for a long time (Pat the Patriot!). I'm a Patriots fan in case you can't tell :inlove:

As far as the text in my sig, well, that's just something that I made up....just my personal opinion. :trumpet:

Edited by stevealmighty, 06 November 2006 - 08:44 AM.

War produces veterans, wounded both physically and mentally. They have sacrificed for us.....and it is now our job to help these veterans, as they have already helped us in ways we will never know, in ways that we cannot fathom, and in ways that we take granted every day.