People who change their avatars

[blacjac]

Yey!!!!!!

[shaunbhoy]

Aye - I got rid of it twice and both times results were aweful

If truth be told, the results were hardly encouraging BEFORE removal. Just how close to Chernobyl did you live alexei? I've never seen anything so ugly with only one head before, leaving aside that BBQ at Zeity's place!!

[AtW]

Just how close to Chernobyl did you live alexei?

It's funny but I have memories of playing at the river with Chernobyl power station being on the other side of the river - very close indeed. I asked my dad about it and he said apparently we were actually there, but it was my sister there rather than me, but I do have memories of the white block of the power station though. Maybe it's the radiation that made me so brilliant

[shaunbhoy]

Maybe it's the radiation that made me so brilliant

It certainly made it's mark on you. It would be stretching the definition of brilliant a tad though.

[AtW]

It certainly made it's mark on you. It would be stretching the definition of brilliant a tad though.

its, but the first one should be it's (meaning: it has)

[shaunbhoy]

its, but the first one should be it's (meaning: it has)

??????

Are you, by any chance. part New Zealander?

[TimberWolf]

Were you upwind?

[realityhack]

Are not of sound mind to make a single correct judgement

What is it with all the squirrels on here now? Have some CUKers developed a squirrel fetish?

[AtW]

Are you, by any chance. part New Zealander?

Well, I am not sure about first one, but second one was definately a mistake of yours.

I think proper grammar would require "has" after first it, ie:

"It has certainly made its mark on you. It would be stretching the definition of brilliant a tad though."

I am pretty sure actually, it's either "has" or "had", think "has" would be more appropriate.

[shaunbhoy]

Well, I am not sure about first one, but second one was definately a mistake of yours.

I think proper grammar would require "has" after first it, ie:

"It has certainly made its mark on you. It would be stretching the definition of brilliant a tad though."

I am pretty sure actually, it's either "has" or "had", think "has" would be more appropriate.

Actually, there is no grammatical requirement for either a "has" or "had" to follow the "It", although it would not be incorrect to include one, but do carry on. You "Definately" have a screw loose.