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[Luc]

Please also include the Gender and Status of the user.

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Gender:
Location:
Status: Online/Offline

[Eagle]

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Posts: 72
Joined: September 26 2003
Location: Philippines

already.... :unsure: :)

[Luc]

Yeah but no status, gender..well anyway it's not very important :D

[designmarket]

My opinion is that it is better to be genderless on the internet.. then we can just be persons with valuable contributions, opinions and minds :P

[Palmer]

Yeah, it will remain a mystery as far as gender goes and the member number isn't necessary either. I do like the online/offline thing though. We used to have that on the old forum but it left with the upgrade.

[cre8or]

I miss the online/offline thing... but as far as the gender thing goes... are we not all people? Does it really matter what "gender" a person is? I mean, it's not like it's a dating site... where you know... you might fall in love with ... :sick:

Just kidding... I love puppies! :)

[Luc]

Ofcourse not. I keep on calling design market 'sir', I didn't know she's actually a female :P

[Palmer]

and you're calling Marengo a dude :lol2: Maybe we do need that gender thing...

[imageconstrux]

Kimber - I love puppies, too.

Here's one of mine showing me his winning smile. :) Wendel gets grumpy when it's late....

[designmarket]

:eek: That's positively gruesome...Hope that image doesn't make it's way into the avatar selection! :lol:

Adding: Hoping my reaction wasn't found offensive imageconstrux :flowers:

I'm sure he is really cute in real life!

[JeremeDavid]

Marengo is a female? Had me there too.

Everyone should just use their picture as their avatar.

On a sidenote... I wish clients would always give their names. I want to address clients by their names and not their handles, over and over. :huh:

[imageconstrux]

D-M - I just saw your note. No offense taken. He can be the sweetest guy, but he can also look like the meanest junkyard dog, too.

JD - You've gotta go with what the client wants. If they feel more comfortable keeping things more anonymous, you've got to respect that. You could always ask how they would prefer to be called. Then you'll know for sure what will make them happy. :D

[JeremeDavid]

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Ultimately it doesn't really matter as long as we're communicating. :)

[imageconstrux]

Depends...

If you call me a butt-head, I might not be as receptive to your ideas.... :lol:

[ozcorp]

:lol2: What about Butt-Nose???

[ozcorp]

LOL!