Tleilax Master B
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Hey, N00b!
editNew to the neighborhood and already causin' trouble. What is it Zeus always said? Tsk, tsk! :)
I suspect your sig image will run afoul of guidelines here because it's composed of (what I assume are) copyrighted images (except for the name/text part). (One reason I've never posted the image I use as avatar here, btw.) I've been working on an original image for myself...want me to see if there's a little "chigger magick" left over when I'm done? --SandChigger 15:05, 3 April 2007 (UTC)
Sure! That would be great. Its an amalgamation of images, and quite frankly I have no idea if its copywrighted or not (probably is!). How can I go about removing it or should I just have them do it for me? (is there some sort of penalty for that :( )Tleilax Master B 15:43, 3 April 2007 (UTC)
Welcome
editWelcome!
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