March Desktops

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I changed my desktop. Again. It always changes. :rolleyes: same programs running as in my previous post.

Yes, I don't do much on my computer but visit Neowin while listening to music, and sometimes experiment in Photoshop and chat. :happy:

The girl's name is Kelly, she's a friend of mine. :blush: Ironically, this picture may qualify being in the funniest picture topic as well. :rofl:

Yes that is me holding her, I look like that because she is heavier than I originally thought she was and was trying my best to not drop her. :p

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I changed my desktop. Again. It always changes. :rolleyes: same programs running as in my previous post.

Yes, I don't do much on my computer but visit Neowin while listening to music, and sometimes experiment in Photoshop and chat. :happy:

The girl's name is Kelly, she's a friend of mine. :blush: Ironically, this picture may qualify being in the funniest picture topic as well. :rofl:

Yes that is me holding her, I look like that because she is heavier than I originally thought she was and was trying my best to not drop her. :p

Kelly's hott, can I get her number? :p

BY the way where'd ya get the WMP 9 Winamp Skin?

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Heh, I just wanted to post another one... :blush:

This is GNOME 2.2, a little panels moved here and there, the themes are

Metacity: Bluecurve 0.63(if I remeber correctly)

GTK2: Mist

Icons: Bluecurve

GKrellM: Monkey Lovers

How about trying out GKrellM KoL? With this sleek theme (find it at the GKrellM theme site) it goes well with your Gorilla style ;)

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