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#1

#2

BOTH!

Any signature with Megan fox in it gets a automatic 10/10 from me.

I agree, I second that opinion. 10/10 for me for both but I would chose the second one if I had to absolutely pick.

Second in poll or post?

To stop confusion, i'm going to change that.

I don't see what's so special about her. Decent looking sig, though.

She's hot, duh? lol.

Thanks alot, man.

I personally like the 1st one better.

I don't find Megan Fox attractive at all. A good portion of my friends don't either.

She's ok, Not the best out there though.
Voted number 2, Liked the purpley colours.

She's not hot, your just suppose to go with it because its funny.
I'm attracted to her a little.

She was gorgeous back in the day, when Transformers came out...now she's eh. Good body, but the face is eh.

I third this motion!

I agree with both statements.

Since when did we base a signature on how hot or ugly the render is?

7/10, the text isn't very good, but other than that I like them.

Yes, let us all dismiss ones qualifications because all of their "stat points" were piled into "golden ratio-face golden ratio-torso" at birth.

Megan Fox is an actor. I've yet to see anything come out of her mouth that qualifies her for anything other than being the actor of choice when the movie calls for "CG-looking level of beauty."

Don't mind my ramblings. I like the top sig better.

I didnt know megan fox is a guy.

Actor: Man
Actress: Woman

Depends on the context. Generally speaking actor merely means "a person who performs in a theatrical play or film" and it is only actress which always relates to a specific gender. It's only usually when both terms are used that "actor" is universally understood to refer only to guys (e.g. as categories for awards). After all the "Screen Actors Guild" isn't only for men.

Aaagg! No, it's Megan Fox!!! I don't have that much against her, but she's so overrated. I mean, she's OK, but not gorgeous or anything.

I voted for the top sig. It looks layered instead of flat like the bottom one, if you know what I mean.

Lol.

Mr. Ren having to be precise on everything >.>. I was saying, generally, people say actor as in male, and actress as in female.

That's not true at all. Females are referred to as actors ALL THE TIME. In fact, one could argue that female actors are referred to as actors more than they are referred to as actresses.

That I'll debate. I can't recall the last time someone called Megan Fox or any other actress, an actor.

Btw Ren: Congrats on 5k Posts.