Avatars

[Conway]

I've never seen an inequality sign with a horizontal line.

[Conway]

EllowEllowEllow! I av a noo av!  O_o

[drumnbach]

The new one's good, but the fish one was f***ing hilarious!

Is your new one a screenshot from a film?

I think it's time I got a new av... EDIT: DONE!

[Conway]

Cute!

  Yeah, mine is from a film. I'll leave you to find out which one.  

[Proxima]

So, what was the intended answer to the X = V / I riddle?

I don't think I have the energy to work on it any more.

[Conway]

Move one of the sticks in the = and place it above the / to form a > (greater than) sign. X - V > |

[ccexplore]

I like Adam's new "avatar".

[Proxima]

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You said we were only allowed to rotate the stick we moved!

[Conway]

That's right.

[Mr. K]

New avy.



KERMIT'S GONE MAD!

[Conway]

What a crazy av!  

[Proxima]

That's right.

So? You admitting that you lied?

[finlay]

It depends what you count; that's quite pedantic to count the diagonal lines in / and > as that different.
My avatar is Captain Haddock. Yay!

[Conway]

That's right.

So? You admitting that you lied?

No. The only stick moved and rotated was the one from the = to the /.
= and / becomes - and >. Only one is moved.

 I have a new avatar, and I gave it a 'letterboxed' effect since the new boards only seem to accept square avs. It's from the same film.

[edit]I took out the bars and just scaled it down to 128 pixels.[/edit]

[Proxima]

No. The only stick moved and rotated was the one from the = to the /.

Ah, I see!    A classical scope ambiguity.

You meant we're only allowed to rotate the stick we move, not to move one and rotate another. I took you as meaning we're only allowed to rotate it on the spot, not to move it in any other way.