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Name confusion
Avatar Started conversation Jun 14, 1999
Some people have asked where I got the name Avatar. Its not from lord of the rings, or the Eldar civalization, but from the meaning fragment of a god.
This goes rather well with my hugely self-centered exsistance!
Name confusion
Duke Nukem Posted Jul 26, 1999
Rubber you 'r' a big headed freak who thinks hes a god ........
WRONG an avatar is an mythical bieng its very existence is to be painted and used in an warhammer game which happens to be also..
MADE UP so jon think of a good comeback to that one
Name confusion
Avatar Posted Jul 27, 1999
Avatar is not just a warhammer figure. Infact it's not a warhammer figure, its a citadel minature that has guidlines within warhammer 40,000. Plus it origonated from one of the indian religions where one of the gods fell so deeply asleep that it broke up.
Avatar appers in many other contects
-Silicon avatar is a cristoline life form
-Serra avatar is a card featured in M:TG
-Avatar of grace is a term used to describe somthing that is beautiful
...Wiped out nukem!!!!
and I would call this a come back 
Name confusion
Duke Nukem Posted Jul 28, 1999
right jon you little mushroom head in all of those things 'AVATAR' is made up 8-0 
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Avatar Posted Jul 28, 1999
So beauty is made up...
Well if your going to get like that, Avatars are small furry creatures that live under the stairs, also the world is pink and santa comes from Brazil.
Its so easy to clam somthing as not real, simple because nothing can be proven. However as I stated in my origonal bit, avatar means 'fragment of a god' ( oxford concise dictionary 1982). There fore nothing you say can phase me or put me off what I was origonaly driving at, only put me on a new subject to be clarafyed.
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