Not hack related at all, but it gives you some insight on some people

[scorcher821]

Where did you get your avatar from? Mine came from the first guy to help me out with a tough project I had one time (ended nicely, so its like a tribute)

[scorcher821]

Woah! 2 people do this and make em avatars...interesting to say the least

[Grayn0de]

;) ...that's because of a blatant lack in photoshop skills and the fact that I tend to get bored with widely used (and not so widely used) intenet pics. Plus, if I see anyone else using my avatar, I know that I am considered 'kewl'! LOL :)

[Luminus]

my image the war

[Paddington Bear]

This reminds me I need to upload my avatar. :p
Which shall be a pic of Paddington Bear (something I enjoyed from early childhood and later by coincidence was on a calendar while I was trying to think of a good handle to use many years ago).

[Cee]

Mine is me... I like taking pictures and photoshopping own pictures. So will see me changing my avatar every now and then and posting my new work. This is taken by a friend photographer. Photoshopped my me.

[gradian]

You can guess where I got mine.. It's my favorite movie(s)!!!!

[camilo]

I have a lot of images from websites like 4chan and other forums, and I like this one because the whole concept of "Internet = serious business" makes me laugh.

[kentaromiura]

My avatar is me, really is a photo of me which I painted using a strange program that give me no too much tools and colors so that's the result, and i think is great! ;D

[phread]

Mine came from that scary guy in the mirror.

[Schlzm]

Mine is a thunderstorm over an erupting volcano in Chile. Besides the fact that it looks awsome it kind of went with hwo I have been feeling about things when I made my account here. Here is the larger version;
http://schlzm.net/pics/rand/lightning001.jpg


Schlzm

[Sath770]

White Hat hacker.....mybe gray or brown....idk....

[Tachylatus]

Just figured that I should make some "hacky" avatar for my HoH profile.
It's a small assembly program that infinitely prints "Hacked!" in a Linux terminal.