Signature's Are Back!

steve689 · Post by **steve689** » 12 Dec 2006, 16:00

Looks like signatures are back on the bottom of our posts. Can't believe my misplaced trust in Kai Kurzawa has been revealed once again for all to see

Axe · Post by **Axe** » 13 Dec 2006, 00:02

I was just about to ask mate!

youre signature made me immediately look up Kai's record (21-2). It now says he's training under Buddy McGirt...this would be a new change I assume?

Neri · Post by **Neri** » 13 Dec 2006, 01:33

I didnt have one before.

kevo · Post by **kevo** » 13 Dec 2006, 01:51

Neither did I, but I saw everyone else with them and thought i'd join in.

emma · Post by **emma** » 13 Dec 2006, 05:20

coolio.

glittermonkey · Post by **glittermonkey** » 13 Dec 2006, 10:50

I think it must have been decided that your signature sucks, and therefore is not suitable for public consumption.

I think I see an avatar control panel thingy in the profile screen. I hope this doesn't mean that we're going to be inundated with pointless images under people's names.

Taki... · Post by **Taki...** » 13 Dec 2006, 10:55

livingstone cole wrote:How do you add a signature?
I went to profile, typed it in and pressed submit. Should it not be there?

There's a 'show signature' (or something like that) option down the profile, you have to click yes to get it to work

jamesmcdonnell · Post by **jamesmcdonnell** » 13 Dec 2006, 11:02

Nice quote there, one of Shakspeare's black sonnets isn't it?

Taki... · Post by **Taki...** » 13 Dec 2006, 11:06

livingstone cole wrote:Just ticked the 'always attach my signature' box. Still no luck. I think glittering monkey boy is right!

Looks like its working to me!

JC · Post by JC » 13 Dec 2006, 11:06

James is yours Teddy Roosavelt?

jamesmcdonnell · Post by **jamesmcdonnell** » 13 Dec 2006, 11:09

Indeed it is, "The Man in the Arena" speech he delivered. Shame, wanted to get more of it in, but 250 character limit raised it's ugly head. Big boxing fan was Teddy by all accounts, as you can tell by his choice of language. One of my all time favourite 'boxing' quotes.

JC · Post by JC » 13 Dec 2006, 11:23

jamesmcdonnell wrote:Indeed it is, "The Man in the Arena" speech he delivered. Shame, wanted to get more of it in, but 250 character limit raised it's ugly head. Big boxing fan was Teddy by all accounts, as you can tell by his choice of language. One of my all time favourite 'boxing' quotes.

I believe he was Lightweight champion of Harvard when he studied there, although he did like to exaggerate on occasion.

jamesmcdonnell · Post by **jamesmcdonnell** » 13 Dec 2006, 11:29

Just read this wikipedia entry on him, quite a man for all seasons, used to box sparring partners regularly even whilst in office, until he got a detached retina.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theodore_Roosevelt

When you look at his record too, very progressive for his time, and far better educated and well read than the shit-kicker America has for president currently. Shows just how much politics has been dumbed down that we have gone from well rounded individuals like Roosvelt who had a great deal of interest and knowledge of the world, and who was an intrepid explorer, to Dubya, who has barely left the country and can hardly string a fekking sentence together.

JC · Post by JC » 13 Dec 2006, 11:48

jamesmcdonnell wrote:Just read this wikipedia entry on him, quite a man for all seasons, used to box sparring partners regularly even whilst in office, until he got a detached retina.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theodore_Roosevelt

When you look at his record too, very progressive for his time, and far better educated and well read than the shit-kicker America has for president currently. Shows just how much politics has been dumbed down that we have gone from well rounded individuals like Roosvelt who had a great deal of interest and knowledge of the world, and who was an intrepid explorer, to Dubya, who has barely left the country and can hardly string a fekking sentence together.

One of America's most interesting Presidents to be sure, you're spot on when you describe his record as "progressive" as he is considered part of the "Progressivist Movement." He made some great social policies, it's just a shame his progessive attitude didn't extend to non whites.

The story I'm always amazed by is the fact that while giving a speech on the election trail he was shot by an anarchist but finished the speech anyway!

He also supposedly could easily get through two books a day, I doubt Bush reads anything without pop-ups.

jamesmcdonnell · Post by **jamesmcdonnell** » 13 Dec 2006, 12:02

J-C wrote:
jamesmcdonnell wrote:Just read this wikipedia entry on him, quite a man for all seasons, used to box sparring partners regularly even whilst in office, until he got a detached retina.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theodore_Roosevelt

When you look at his record too, very progressive for his time, and far better educated and well read than the shit-kicker America has for president currently. Shows just how much politics has been dumbed down that we have gone from well rounded individuals like Roosvelt who had a great deal of interest and knowledge of the world, and who was an intrepid explorer, to Dubya, who has barely left the country and can hardly string a fekking sentence together.
One of America's most interesting Presidents to be sure, you're spot on when you describe his record as "progressive" as he is considered part of the "Progressivist Movement." He made some great social policies, it's just a shame his progessive attitude didn't extend to non whites.

The story I'm always amazed by is the fact that while giving a speech on the election trail he was shot by an anarchist but finished the speech anyway!

He also supposedly could easily get through two books a day, I doubt Bush reads anything without pop-ups.

He was however, the first president to invite a negro to the whitehouse.

The man whom he invited was Booker T Washington, a famous black political activist of his time, a move which it's probably hard to place in it's correct context today, it would have been greeted in Roosvelt's time with as much enthusiasm as inviting Abu Hamza to dinner at the knesset.

jamesmcdonnell · Post by **jamesmcdonnell** » 13 Dec 2006, 12:41

We would, but we cannot be certain it's his fault.

pundit · Post by **pundit** » 13 Dec 2006, 16:09

Here is mine.

jomothepure · Post by **jomothepure** » 14 Dec 2006, 13:49

I've entered a signature, but ti's not coming up. Does it take time to sort itself out, or has my free phentomine and kinky sex web link been automatically blovked from view?

steve689 · Post by **steve689** » 14 Dec 2006, 16:43

jomothepure wrote:I've entered a signature, but ti's not coming up. Does it take time to sort itself out, or has my free phentomine and kinky sex web link been automatically blovked from view?

Yes, yes, no and possibly :P

Taki... · Post by **Taki...** » 14 Dec 2006, 17:57

pundit wrote:Here is mine.

What happened to the one you had yesterday?

Max Molyneux · Post by **Max Molyneux** » 14 Dec 2006, 18:42

Mines the ultimate signature yo!

Avatar option don't work either.
Shit, Sig ain't showing!

Lenny · Post by **Lenny** » 15 Dec 2006, 04:51

Thank god for that, am not a fan of avatars.

Are you saying the ultimate signature is to leave it blank or is the fact you didn't check the box to attach the signature the only thing stopping us from hearing how great Calzaghe is?
:P

Max Molyneux · Post by **Max Molyneux** » 15 Dec 2006, 08:42

No, my sig would of had my myspace and my flickr photo album.

Yes I checked the box too. :P

Thank god for that, am not a fan of avatars.

Dissing avatars!