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The way I saw your avatar is exactly how you described it!!
well, i take it to mean that in life we observe a certain standard of conduct of behavior. this phrase suggests that in love and war can we justify fighting dirty and that the end result justifies any means necessary to accomplish it, i.e. "there are no rules".
the avatar:
aside from the nostalgic effect, i don't really have a great explanation. i grew up in a very rural place on a small ranch with lots of barbed wire and electric fences around and it conjures memories of a simpler time.
i find it's woven beauty a very simple, yet pleasing aesthetic.
also, it's a deceptively formidable opponent. a weak medium that can do a great deal of damage when animals (or people) unfortunately tangle with it.
when i was learning to ride a bike i accidentally rode into a barbed wire fence. i think i can still find the little scar on my nose from that adventure.
one of my favorite memories growing up was walking to/from the bus stop looking at all the different types of fur that would get caught up on the fences. my step dad taught me about identifying the species based on such things.
the avatar:
aside from the nostalgic effect, i don't really have a great explanation. i grew up in a very rural place on a small ranch with lots of barbed wire and electric fences around and it conjures memories of a simpler time.
i find it's woven beauty a very simple, yet pleasing aesthetic.
also, it's a deceptively formidable opponent. a weak medium that can do a great deal of damage when animals (or people) unfortunately tangle with it.
when i was learning to ride a bike i accidentally rode into a barbed wire fence. i think i can still find the little scar on my nose from that adventure.
one of my favorite memories growing up was walking to/from the bus stop looking at all the different types of fur that would get caught up on the fences. my step dad taught me about identifying the species based on such things.