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This is the size limit of the picture in the signature...

How on earth did you come up with that number?

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According to hyperdimensional physics, when a tetrahedron is placed within a sphere with its top point touching the sphere's pole, the lower points of the tetrahedron will touch the sphere at 19.5 degrees south of it's equator. Rotate the sphere and energy will be released at the 19.5 degrees. Hence Olympus Mons on Mars and the Storms of Jupiter being at 19.5 degrees latitude.

At AM Forums a sig image that's 19.5 kb will attract more clicks than any other size, unless it promotes a stupid ebook then size doesn't matter, since idiots will click on anything.

Or it could just be a default.

It's hard to say.
 
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alexa7 said:
According to hyperdimensional physics, when a tetrahedron is placed within a sphere with its top point touching the sphere's pole, the lower points of the tetrahedron will touch the sphere at 19.5 degrees south of it's equator. Rotate the sphere and energy will be released at the 19.5 degrees. Hence Olympus Mons on Mars and the Storms of Jupiter being at 19.5 degrees latitude.
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alexa7 said:
According to hyperdimensional physics, when a tetrahedron is placed within a sphere with its top point touching the sphere's pole, the lower points of the tetrahedron will touch the sphere at 19.5 degrees south of it's equator. Rotate the sphere and energy will be released at the 19.5 degrees. Hence Olympus Mons on Mars and the Storms of Jupiter being at 19.5 degrees latitude.

At AM Forums a sig image that's 19.5 kb will attract more clicks than any other size, unless it promotes a stupid ebook then size doesn't matter, since idiots will click on anything.

Or it could just be a default.

It's hard to say.
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Alexa FTW!
 
I'll go with that tetrahedron explanation, since it was by some margin the most interesting thing I've read today.
 
alexa7 said:
According to hyperdimensional physics, when a tetrahedron is placed within a sphere with its top point touching the sphere's pole, the lower points of the tetrahedron will touch the sphere at 19.5 degrees south of it's equator. Rotate the sphere and energy will be released at the 19.5 degrees. Hence Olympus Mons on Mars and the Storms of Jupiter being at 19.5 degrees latitude.

At AM Forums a sig image that's 19.5 kb will attract more clicks than any other size, unless it promotes a stupid ebook then size doesn't matter, since idiots will click on anything.

Or it could just be a default.

It's hard to say.
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The first explanation makes more sense.
 
This thread is yet another invaluable and enlightening contribution to the humanity as a whole. :bowdown:
 
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