What do you look like? (Post a Pic!)

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  • edited April 2010
    JedExodus wrote: »
    Irishmile, you're goddamned adorable. You have made my manheart go "squee!!!" and this does not bode well for you. Your kid looks the spit of young you, bar the Asianess of course

    You know that's not a current photo of him now, right?

    (I'm just kidding, you obviously know that. I just really wanted to say that because it's funny to think of a child having a child)

    (God, I'm a child)
  • edited April 2010
    Fealiks wrote: »
    (I'm just kidding, you obviously know that. I just really wanted to say that because it's funny to think of a child having a child

    Funny you should say that.... I did look like a kid with a kid in 1999. Here is me holding one of my twin daughters... Followed by the twins how they look today.......

    Warning look away if you do not like proud fathers showing off pics of his kids.

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    And might as well see my wife too... then you have seen all of us.
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  • edited April 2010
    Irishmile wrote: »
    Warning look away if you do not like proud fathers showing off pics of his kids.

    Aaaaargh! My eyes... my eyes!
  • edited April 2010
    puzzlebox wrote: »
    Irishmile, both you and your son have a smile that says you're on the verge of doing something naughty. :p

    Oh, that's just a kid's thing :P

    Irish> I thought you only had a son! Glad you finally showed your daughters too, wouldn't be fair showing off you son only :P
    I can see some of your wife in all your kids, although I guess your daughters look a lot less like you that your son does. That's probably normal though :p

    So, twins? Did you expect it? Do they run in either or your families? Must be weird not only having one child when you used to have none, but two at once!
  • edited April 2010
    Irishmile, did it hurt giving birth to twins? Did they come out at the same time?
  • edited April 2010
    @ Avistew... when I found out I was going to be a father of 2 I was only 17 they were born less than a month after my 18th birthday... I was a terrified young man then... I grew up really fast... and I am pleased to say they are now 11 and are exceptional young ladies and we get compliments all the time from people how polite and well behaved they are... pretty good for two kids raising kids.

    @ fealiks yea it hurt they came out side by side and throwing their elbows around.... I think they hated me.... er wait ok not really... one was born naturally and the other was born c section due to complications and my wife almost dieing during childbirth... I suppose that's from only being 4'11" and 95lbs pregnant with big headed half Irish twins.
  • edited April 2010
    Uh oh, we're showing off kids now...here's some pictures we had done recently.

    Wife and kids:
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    Daughter:
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    Son:
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    My son had taken a little fall down the stairs that day and got a bit of a carpet burn on his cheek and nose, which is why it's red.
  • edited April 2010
    Oh man your daughter looks like a carbon copy of your wife.... well I suppose technically that would be pretty accurate...

    As for your sons carpet burn... that is how it always goes you plan for pictures your kids find a way to get hurt with visible marks on their face... I think we have pics like that of our kids too.
  • edited April 2010
    Irishmile wrote: »
    one was born naturally and the other was born c section due to complications and my wife almost dieing during childbirth... I suppose that's from only being 4'11" and 95lbs pregnant with big headed half Irish twins.

    Oh wow, I'm glad she was okay in the end. And apparently able to have at least another kid after that, too :)

    Musically> Wow, your daughter does look a lot like your wife!

    That's so weird, in my family neither of us looks much like our parents or each other, and in the pictures here, kids seem to look just like their parents! Maybe you can't see it when you're in the middle of it?
  • edited April 2010
    That's definitely a factor for me. I know I can't see anything of either of us in our own kids. Looking at these pictures now I guess I can see my wife in my daughter a little. At least they have the same expressions. Beyond that I can't see anything. Weird isn't it?
  • edited April 2010
    Cool pics everyone!
    Here's some pictures I've recently uploaded of my trip to Australia!
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  • edited April 2010
    Wow, your eyes are very blue.

    (I'm relieved by the absence of scary animals in your pictures :p That's probably the main reason I don't see myself going to Australia, I'd be too scared of them).
  • edited April 2010
    NO! Kangaroos! My mortal Enemies!
  • edited April 2010
    Avistew wrote: »
    (I'm relieved by the absence of scary animals in your pictures :p That's probably the main reason I don't see myself going to Australia, I'd be too scared of them).

    I heard that Australia is statistically the safest country to live in.
  • puzzleboxpuzzlebox Telltale Alumni
    edited April 2010
    Don't be fooled! Our animals will devour you WHOLE... just as soon as they wake up.

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    (He is dreaming of the taste of your flesh)
  • edited April 2010
    Fealiks wrote: »
    I heard that Australia is statistically the safest country to live in.

    Note how I said "scary" not "dangerous". I'm only scared of their physical appearance (phobias, etc) which is why I'm glad they were in none of the pictures.
  • edited April 2010
    Avistew wrote: »
    Wow, your eyes are very blue.

    (I'm relieved by the absence of scary animals in your pictures :p That's probably the main reason I don't see myself going to Australia, I'd be too scared of them).

    Thank you.
    Actually, there is a Kangaroo in the pictures!
    I heard about a Kangaroo getting chased by a dog, and the Kangaroo led him to this creek where he grabbed the dog in his neck and held him under water so he choked!
    And Koala's seem to be able to get really bloodthirsty too if you wake them up!
  • edited April 2010
    puzzlebox wrote: »
    Don't be fooled! Our animals will devour you WHOLE... just as soon as they wake up.

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    (He is dreaming of the taste of your flesh)

    Cute yet vicious, very Max like. I want one!
  • edited April 2010
    Joop wrote: »
    Thank you.
    Actually, there is a Kangaroo in the pictures!
    I heard about a Kangaroo getting chased by a dog, and the Kangaroo led him to this creek where he grabbed the dog in his neck and held him under water so he choked!
    And Koala's seem to be able to get really bloodthirsty too if you wake them up!

    But they're both mammals, and mammals don't scare me. Only arachnids do.
  • edited April 2010
    It's possible for kangaroos to almost disembowel a person by kicking them.

    Anyway, the spiders and things aren't really that big of a problem. I've never seen very many spiders where I live. The Sydney funnelweb is one of the most dangerous spiders in the world, though, and it only really lives in Sydney.

    And in the tropics, you should be more worried about the crocodiles. Don't ever go swimming in a body of water in the tropics.

    Also, don't pick a blue ringed octopus up from a tide pool, or anywhere, because it will kill you.

    And don't run into a wombat with a car. They'll be fine, but the car won't be.
  • edited April 2010
    Lena_P wrote: »
    @Joop I posted waaaaay back with a picture of me with my totally real mustache which I did not just draw on the photo. Very real.

    Oh yeah, found it.
    Damn your mustache is pretty.
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    The 80´s were wild man, i tell you, when i was not drooling myself, i was lying half naked over some table.
  • edited April 2010
    I still do that on occasion
  • edited April 2010
    Uh ... Joop? Are you giving the Sydney Opera House the finger? (That makes my traditional "v" fingers sign look a little vanilla in comparison ...) And Irishmile, your wife is one tough lady. I love kids, but if I almost died the first time I gave birth I'd be scared of getting pregnant again. I'd also like to say I support everyone's posting of their adorable children and/or adorable, deadly Australian animals. Anybody got a bunyip pic they wanna post?
  • edited April 2010
    Lena_P wrote: »
    Uh ... Joop? Are you giving the Sydney Opera House the finger? (That makes my traditional "v" fingers sign look a little vanilla in comparison ...)

    Looks to me like he's "throwing the horns".
  • edited April 2010
    Lena_P wrote: »
    Uh ... Joop? Are you giving the Sydney Opera House the finger? (That makes my traditional "v" fingers sign look a little vanilla in comparison ...)

    Curse you, Opera House!!!
    No, I loved it. Just a bit smaller then I expected.
    I'm throwing the horns, like ShaggE said.
  • edited April 2010
    Lena_P wrote: »
    Irishmile, your wife is one tough lady.

    Conor (my son) was unplanned ... but yeah Zua (my wife) is a trooper.
  • edited April 2010
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    Me on a good day, on the left.
  • edited April 2010
    Allright here a few more wonderful photos of my with my awesome beard.

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    That was my cousin and me, and here is a full color photo of just me.
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  • edited April 2010
    Your beard looks like it could hurt.

    edit: and not the good kind of hurt.
  • edited April 2010
    Your hair looks like it's made out of baby feathers.
    And your beard looks interesting.
  • edited April 2010
    Avistew wrote: »
    Your hair looks like it's made out of baby feathers.
    And your beard looks interesting.

    My hair is Un naturaly soft, and my beard is an awesome power much like a Kracken when it is enraged all shall feel it's wrath.
  • edited April 2010
    Your beard is awesome. I wanna be inside it.
  • edited April 2010
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    Giant Tope to the left, me to the right.

    Also, it's kinda hard to tell, but Tope is wearing an "Ask Me About Monkey Island" pin on her bag strap.

    Hey!
    You're... Liz Lee! :o

    This is me (with a sexy, unkempt 3-day beard):

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  • edited April 2010
    I think we should have a awesome beard thread.
  • edited April 2010
    That's only because you have an awesome beard and want to mock me for my horrible Amish ancestors and their wretched neckbeards.
  • edited April 2010
    I can't grow a respectable beard yet. My soft, youthful skin is too... soft. And youthful.
  • edited April 2010
    I just get a full on neckbeard, it looks rare as sin
  • edited April 2010
    Actually i've just returned from our first climbing weekend this year in the mountains.
    Tired but happy as we all survived. :O)

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  • edited April 2010
    Cool beard.
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