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Grand Master

Hum

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There couldn't have been more that 1000 members that actually posted their pics.. That's a 124k difference!! Sure, some probably haven't visited Neowin since the day they registered.. one time users.. some barely visit, some don't have pics..

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:rolleyes: Yes, well, we aren't all as handsome and striking as YOU John.

No one should feel pressured to post a pic of themselves. Not everyone feels comfortable with the way they look. :blush:

Many members here are also quick to flame others. :(

A few are paranoid of being 'tracked down'. Some just like privacy.

And the member count can be a bit misleading -- not all those people are still active -- As Dorothy commented in the Wizard of Oz, "My, people come and go so quickly here!" :happy:

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Just_John

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No one should feel pressured to post a pic of themselves.  Not everyone feels comfortable with the way they look. :blush:

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I tried to convince them to post, i didn't break their arms in the process..

Many members here are also quick to flame others. :(

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I tried to discourage that..

A few are paranoid of being 'tracked down'.  Some just like privacy.

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Ok, this i forgot about.. :blush:

And the member count can be a bit misleading -- not all those people are still active -- As Dorothy commented in the Wizard of Oz, "My, people come and go so quickly here!" :happy:

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I tried to narrow it down, my post was for ANYBODY who reads it - active member or one post friend..

:rolleyes: Yes, well, we aren't all as handsome and striking as YOU John.

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I'm not goodlooking.. Never said i was.. This must make you feel better (sorry for the complete lack of photo skills, it's an instant shot, never bothered to change it):

Grand Master

Hum

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Ah well screw it why not *shrug* here's one of those "hey you!" snapshots a mate took -.- . Btw the reason my hair looks so bad was the girl in the background kept putting those crappy beannie hats on me :p .

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Well come back when you have decent hair ! :rofl:

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