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Not sure where to share this so I'll put it here!

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This is my drawing of COOKSTER's cherry blue shrimp that he generously sent me the photo of. I'm new to forums so I can't tag him!

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BlueBolts Shrimp Guru

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That's incredible....I'm 44, and still drawing stick man ! Great and amazing talent ! You've gotta use that as your avatar :-) :encouragement:

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That's incredible....I'm 44' date=' and still drawing stick man ! Great and amazing talent ! You've gotta use that as your avatar :-) :encouragement:[/quote']

That's mate! I used to draw a lot at school but haven't done much since then, this was my first for a while! I'm 23.

Also noob at forums, how do I setup my avatar?

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Great drawing! :encouragement: looks really good.

Also noob at forums, how do I setup my avatar?
You need to find a rich benefactor to set-up a hi tec lab. Then they artificially grow an alien body for you that have your own DNA spliced into its gene. Once the body has 'grown' you connect to superduper computers and through neural transmitters you start controlling the alien body; your avatar. Or you can go to your profile section of the forum and set it up from there!Either works :smiley_simmons:
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Great drawing! :encouragement: looks really good.

You need to find a rich benefactor to set-up a hi tec lab. Then they artificially grow an alien body for you that have your own DNA spliced into its gene. Once the body has 'grown' you connect to superduper computers and through neural transmitters you start controlling the alien body; your avatar.

Or you can go to your profile section of the forum and set it up from there!

Either works :smiley_simmons:

I think you need to be a Member first to unlock the avatar feature.

In which case, at $12.50 a year, it's a fraction the cost of setting up a hi tech lab.

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I think you need to be a Member first to unlock the avatar feature.

In which case' date=' at $12.50 a year, it's a fraction the cost of setting up a hi tech lab.[/quote']

Even cheaper then both of those options ;)

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nice drawing mate! i can never make the time to draw, i keep meaning to do a sketch for my dad...one day...

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Thanks for the love guys! It's just a relaxing past time for me :)

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Wow dude! Stunning drawing, I wish I had a quarter of the talent you've got there. Well done! :victorious:

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Awesome drawing dude! I use to draw but havnt sat down and sketched for about a yr last thing I drew was the large Phoenix tattoo I'm getting done from my chest down my ribs and finishing on my thigh! And before that I designed and drew my own artwork for my religious sleeve.

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Honcho wants to know whether you'll draw a nude pic of him if he send you a photo ? LOL.... I'm gonna be in so much trouble ! :cower:

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