Found these on another site and they are cool!

[dolphin]

the second one and the third one, Axl is like, "weeeeeeee.... I'm spinning"

[HamsterDemocracy]

Thank you. 

[EFISH]

cool


edit: Damn it Russian!!!

[PrettyTiedUp763]

  I like them! Thanks for posting.

[-Jack-]

I hate to be a party pooper.. but by hotlinking these images your stealing that persons bandwidth. And thats pretty lame...

If you want to use the images host it yourself. Cause your stealin' 

[EFISH]

Its on Photobucket, which is an image hosting site, so that makes no sense. 

[-Jack-]

Its on Photobucket, which is an image hosting site, so that makes no sense. 

Yeah but photobucket doesn't give all its members unlimited bandwidth.

If enough people hotlink this then his account will likely be shut down for a month.

I used to have a custom avatar which I uploaded on to my page... a whole bunch of people musta thought it was cool cause my .mac account ran out of bandwidth. I got tired of people freeloading and changed my avatar.

If you wanna use it, I'm just saying why not upload it yourself on your own page?

If the guy who uploaded this is giving you permission.. then thats different.

[-Jack-]

Q: I am getting a "Bandwidth Exceeded" picture in place of my images, what is bandwidth?
A: Bandwidth, in Photobucket terms, is a measure of the number of bytes passed over time via direct linking to images in your album from out on the internet. It is calculated by adding up the size of each of your images as they are sent from Photobucket. Example: You have various images of 25K each in size - they are viewed by by 100 users on your favorite message board in one day. 25K * 100 requests = 2500K (or 2.5MB) of bandwidth used in one day. Please be careful not to confuse bandwidth with your album size, otherwise known as disk space, which is discussed above.

Q: I removed a number of images from my album but my bandwidth has not decreased.
A: Bandwidth is not a measure of how many images are in your album, rather it is a measure of how many times the images in your album are being 'viewed' from places out on the internet where you have posted links to them.

Q: How often does my bandwidth usage reset?
A: Bandwidth resets each month on the anniversary of the day you originally registered. Example: you registered on the 5th of June - your bandwidth will reset on on 5th of each month. You can view your original registration day as well as your current bandwidth usage in your 'Account Options'. Please see the 'Member since' and 'Monthly bandwidth' fields..

Q: I removed a number of images from my album but my bandwidth has not decreased.
A: Bandwidth is cumulative over time, it does not go down. Please see the question on what is bandwidth. Your bandwidth usage resets to 0 each month on the anniversary of the day that you originally registered.

Q: All of a sudden my animated images are no longer animated.
A: Usually, this is a problem with a setting on your computer. Often, clearing your browser's cache or temporary internet files clears up the problem.

Q: I found an image that I like in someone else's Photobucket album. Can I link to that image?
A: First, the image is owned by the Photobucket account owner. You cannot use someone else's image without getting permission from that person first. Using the image without permission can be considered Copyright Infringement.

Secondly, linking directly to an image in someone else's album uses their bandwidth. This is considered 'stealing' of someone else's bandwidth and is prohibited. When you get permission to use the image, you should be sure that you have the right to put a copy of the image directly into your Photobucket account and then you can direct link to it from there.

[Australian_Love]

strick for you ! giving shit to band members, bann this clown?

whut.. da.. fuckk..

well dude.... if i get warned twice for insulting members ...fuck hey how about we all go by the same rules? just an idea.

stay on to

pic.?

Huh?

I said the first image was kind of stupid because it's random, it'd be like me making a GIF of Axl walking backwards. The spinning ones are cool because they make sense. The first one is just totally random.

Where did I make fun of a bandmember??

it was more a go at the mods then you,?

all the way from brisbanes north shores.
and yes it's cool dancing.

Yeah, but it didn't even make sense.?

it's not my fault you're a little slow, blame you're mum.

...says the person who writes "you're" in place of "your."?

I got your point. But it was stupid because I wasn't making a dig at any bandmembers, I said the AVATAR was stupid. Your insult towards the mods would have made sense only if I had been bashing a bandmember. You might as well take a random post by anyone and do the same thing.

You obviously don't like it here - why not just leave?

no no no! i love this joint why think otherwise?, you left you're post open for interpretation, you said, "the first one is kind of stupid",? i took it as a shot at axl's dancing, so fuck i could warn you about it, now fucking drop it and stay the fuck on topic. thankyou goodnight

You said thank you my Russian and changed it, now it just says goodnight.? ? ?

You'd better be careful giving the mods attitude, though, else'in you's gonna get's yo' ass kicked!

haha, you's yo? gonna put a cap in my bitch ass too? ?, those cyber ass kickings must cane! hit me again princess.!,

you haven't seen attutide yet.

sorry dolphin i'm done here.

[Ak1nney]

Thank the Lord... Those things are kinda cool tho,  I love those random video clip thingers.

[GetInTheJungle]

Thanks for sharing clips. ?

[-Jack-]

Posting again so this doesn't get lost in the mix. And I'm done in this thread.. so continue whatever. 

Q: I am getting a "Bandwidth Exceeded" picture in place of my images, what is bandwidth?
A: Bandwidth, in Photobucket terms, is a measure of the number of bytes passed over time via direct linking to images in your album from out on the internet. It is calculated by adding up the size of each of your images as they are sent from Photobucket. Example: You have various images of 25K each in size - they are viewed by by 100 users on your favorite message board in one day. 25K * 100 requests = 2500K (or 2.5MB) of bandwidth used in one day. Please be careful not to confuse bandwidth with your album size, otherwise known as disk space, which is discussed above.[/b]

Q: I removed a number of images from my album but my bandwidth has not decreased.
A: Bandwidth is not a measure of how many images are in your album, rather it is a measure of how many times the images in your album are being 'viewed' from places out on the internet where you have posted links to them.

Q: How often does my bandwidth usage reset?
A: Bandwidth resets each month on the anniversary of the day you originally registered. Example: you registered on the 5th of June - your bandwidth will reset on on 5th of each month. You can view your original registration day as well as your current bandwidth usage in your 'Account Options'. Please see the 'Member since' and 'Monthly bandwidth' fields..

Q: I removed a number of images from my album but my bandwidth has not decreased.
A: Bandwidth is cumulative over time, it does not go down. Please see the question on what is bandwidth. Your bandwidth usage resets to 0 each month on the anniversary of the day that you originally registered.

Q: All of a sudden my animated images are no longer animated.
A: Usually, this is a problem with a setting on your computer. Often, clearing your browser's cache or temporary internet files clears up the problem.

Q: I found an image that I like in someone else's Photobucket album. Can I link to that image?
A: First, the image is owned by the Photobucket account owner. You cannot use someone else's image without getting permission from that person first. Using the image without permission can be considered Copyright Infringement.

Secondly, linking directly to an image in someone else's album uses their bandwidth. This is considered 'stealing' of someone else's bandwidth and is prohibited. When you get permission to use the image, you should be sure that you have the right to put a copy of the image directly into your Photobucket account and then you can direct link to it from there.

[Alina]

cool thanks 
do you have more ? 

[Wando]

Here's http://img406.imageshack.us/img406/8952/axlspink6bu3.gif one of them reuploaded to Imageschack (if you want to edit the first post)..

Thanks for those! Got myself a new sig on another board ^.^

[GypsySoul]

Ref: clips 2 and 3

SOMEBODY MAKE HIM STOP!!!!?

Axl, you know I love you but all that keeps going thru my warped mind looking at that is that there's never a scope-rifle around when I want one.?

~PsychoGypsy

[Bandita]

Posting again so this doesn't get lost in the mix. And I'm done in this thread.. so continue whatever.?

Q: I am getting a "Bandwidth Exceeded" picture in place of my images, what is bandwidth?
A: Bandwidth, in Photobucket terms, is a measure of the number of bytes passed over time via direct linking to images in your album from out on the internet. It is calculated by adding up the size of each of your images as they are sent from Photobucket. Example: You have various images of 25K each in size - they are viewed by by 100 users on your favorite message board in one day. 25K * 100 requests = 2500K (or 2.5MB) of bandwidth used in one day. Please be careful not to confuse bandwidth with your album size, otherwise known as disk space, which is discussed above.[/b]

Q: I removed a number of images from my album but my bandwidth has not decreased.
A: Bandwidth is not a measure of how many images are in your album, rather it is a measure of how many times the images in your album are being 'viewed' from places out on the internet where you have posted links to them.

Q: How often does my bandwidth usage reset?
A: Bandwidth resets each month on the anniversary of the day you originally registered. Example: you registered on the 5th of June - your bandwidth will reset on on 5th of each month. You can view your original registration day as well as your current bandwidth usage in your 'Account Options'. Please see the 'Member since' and 'Monthly bandwidth' fields..

Q: I removed a number of images from my album but my bandwidth has not decreased.
A: Bandwidth is cumulative over time, it does not go down. Please see the question on what is bandwidth. Your bandwidth usage resets to 0 each month on the anniversary of the day that you originally registered.

Q: All of a sudden my animated images are no longer animated.
A: Usually, this is a problem with a setting on your computer. Often, clearing your browser's cache or temporary internet files clears up the problem.

Q: I found an image that I like in someone else's Photobucket album. Can I link to that image?
A: First, the image is owned by the Photobucket account owner. You cannot use someone else's image without getting permission from that person first. Using the image without permission can be considered Copyright Infringement.

Secondly, linking directly to an image in someone else's album uses their bandwidth. This is considered 'stealing' of someone else's bandwidth and is prohibited. When you get permission to use the image, you should be sure that you have the right to put a copy of the image directly into your Photobucket account and then you can direct link to it from there.

Photobucket is free so you really should never link to someone elses account I agree.  If I want something I download it and re-up it to my own photobucket.

On topic, those images make me very dizzy, wheeeeeeeee!

[Nighteyes]

fuck!I'm not alone about my avatar
 

[nesquick]

anyone to make Fortus gifs?