Yes it is.

There's actually a nifty program that allows you to make your own, but it's hard to find. Thad pointed me to it and I don't think I had the sense to bookmark the page, but I might be able to dig it up.

Edit: Or it might be the first result. Whichevs. http://magicseteditor.sourceforge.net/

The sign links are usually more current than they are now.
 

lol?


Shoot. Three of mine are not current. I will have to update these later when I am at home and not printing out exams.

This currently serves as the background for both my monitors. By the way, any of you fine chaps know how to stretch an image across two monitors or make it so that they both display different images? Is that even possible? I am aware of one method by which you make another image a web item (or some such thing) and place it on the other monitor, but that displeases me. Other methods? Suck it up?

http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c2...1694706931.jpg

Try the hack of just sort of stapling two images together, making one big wide one?

Otherwise, maybe this program?

It's not particularly good because it's self made, and I don't pretend to be awesome or anything.

It was done by our very own Mammothtank, about 3ish years ago.

I've got a desktop rotating going again, but I'll share two of my favorites.

The Ravenhttp://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z...llP/358545.png

The Dock to Nowherehttp://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z...e_1280x960.jpg

Though before I started the background switcher program, "this was my desktop for awhilehttp://i192.photobucket.com/albums/z...lP/Desktop.jpg

That's neat, Toastburner. A guy with that dock as his background took pictures of my terrifying bathroom for a 409 ad for class. What are the odds?

Hmm, I guess I misclicked when I tried to post this the first time.

Ahem!http://i283.photobucket.com/albums/k...4/Desktop1.png