Avatars

[Homer]

Click on the    button above

Then on the left click on the link Forum Profile Information

Click on the radio button "I have my own pic:"

and then type in the website that you want to upload your chosen picture from (presumably the picture is on a website!)

Specify your own avatar by URL. (eg: http://www.mypage.com/mypic.gif)

you can use an image hosting site such as photobucket.com or imageshack.com to upload an image from your computer.

Avatars are 65 by 65 so try make sure your image is square or it won't display properly

[the Deel Rover]

thanks for that homer will try it later

[The Real Laoislad]

I support Kilkenny City..
Az Offaly and a few others have Amercian Football Avatars but im sure thats all right

[pintsofguinness]

IF anyone is annoyed that much they can turn off the avatars in their profile so you don't see them.

[ziggysego]

That was Mav mc cullagh you getting mixed up with ziggy 

Jesus, how do you know him?!? 

[Kerry Mike]

Sam will be staying with me for another while hopefully 

[magickingdom]

Have to admit those bloody premiership avatars on a GAA forum bug the sh*t out of me, it's like you're telling us you're more defined by your allegiance to a English corporate brand than your own club or county.

And yea I have little or nothing to be worried about.....

delighted for you dinny, cause you obiviously havent a single worry in the world

[ONeill]

Sam will be staying with me for another while hopefully 

Jays I thought that was Gooch.

[we are blue... etc]

Those signature thingies annoy me. You always think it's going to be something interesting...

[Orior]

This is why I dont use my club crest - it dont translate well into an avatar

[The Real Laoislad]

This is why I dont use my club crest - it dont translate well into an avatar

Is that Tony Fearon on the crest?

[Orior]

Its a boar.

[we are blue... etc]

Its a boar.

Why is it a boar?

[Orior]

It's from the Coat of Arms from the O'Hanlon clan displaced by the English from the barony of lower Orior in the early 17th century.

The boar was an ancient Celtic motif used well before medieval heraldry came into being to symbolise courage, agression and savagery. This choice for the O'Hanlons of Armagh would have been a none-too-subtle message implying Gaelic defiance and hinting at the O'Hanlons' military strength and courage.

[Orior]

Yes hardstation, tommorrow evening look for the yellow looking guy with the goatee