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Originally posted by GodKing
I don't remember all the particulars such as size and what not. Just experiment and see.
I don't remember all the particulars such as size and what not. Just experiment and see.
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I searched the forums found a post that said the limits are 80x80 pixels, 10Kb. -
I couldn't decide! What do you think?
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what a bizzare combination you have there...
I think this is a case where "less is more" would be good advice.
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How about this one?
This character was the original inspiration for my nick. This guy, Dijon, was a cowardly thief in the Duck Tales TV show and movie. I was the younger, opportunistic and impetuous one, and my friend was the older, wiser one - his brother the priest in the movie - Poupon.Last edited by Hot Mustard; January 9, 2003, 18:55.Comment
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Its a detail of a skylight in Louis Kahn's Exeter Library. What can I say? I'm an architectOriginally posted by pikesfan
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