I think I stopped using my sig about the same time I changed it to the current version. It just seemed preachy, or something.
Hmmm. I don’t use mine much anymore, but it’s a quote which I’ve always thought typified the nature of a lot of online discourse - I used it on USENET, too. It also has the advantage of being a reference that only the truly literate will recognize, or allows me to be snobby and condescending, if you prefer.
DAMN. You have to check the box again after “preview”.
Hell, I don’t even know what my sig is here.
Let’s find out.
OK, I’ll play too.
Hmmmnnn…
OK, jodi. Time to put your money where your mouth is. Produce a sig and…well, we’ll let you know ;).
By the way, here’s mine, which I rarely use.
Mmmmmokay.
I’ve totally forgotten what mine is…
Ew, that’s terrible.
The old Latin chestnut. Suitable for most occasions, but especially in judicial circles ;). I actually like it. Short. And to the point.
Thumbs up.
(Bet you’ll sleep easier tonight)
The check’s in the mail, omni-not. 
I always like to keep people guessing by putting this in my posts:
You just thought you had sigs turned off
I haven’t added my sig to a post in ages…
While practicing to use Flash MX:
“Bring on the extra-mediocre honey-roasted peanuts!” just speaks to me in a way that you will never understand.
I have nothing more to say.
I used to have a friend who’s signature was something along the lines of:
“To the world you may be one person, but to one person you may be the world.”
Please note that she USED to be my friend. That sig just struck me as drivel.
I read the part of the thread that this sig is from and I’m laughing my ass off! Then I read this line:
And I realized that if you tell a really funny joke right when someone is washing down their peanut butter sandwitch with a cold glass of milk, you can have second hand peanut butter and second hand milk!
I’m at work… everyone is looking at me like I’ve lost my mind… again.
i haven’t even updated that thread in almost a year…VVVVVVVVV