(meme) Icon Meme

In a recent posting, mertuil admitted that she was simply fascinated by the way people use their icons. I am too. She effectively proposed a meme where people describe their acronyms, what they use them for and what they mean to them. So, without further adieu:

1964 Route Shield	This icon was my first icon, and is my default. It is the same icon I used over on BoardGameGeek. I do the California Highways Web Page, and this icon serves to tie my blog to the page.	1969 License	One of my generic post images. Used for general entries. Generated with the License Generator.
Slash-W	My first political icon. Used for political posts. I may be deleting this one.	Gaming	Used for gaming related posts. The basic image is one of the images from the game Ticket to Ride, from Board Game Geek.
Jewish	Used for general Jewish posts. This image is from one of my Jewish clipart disks, modified.	MLJ Sign	Used for Jewish related posts, usually where I’m giving some sort of advice. It references two Jewish sites I run: mail.liberal-judaism and the S.C.J FAQ. Generated with the Church Sign Generator, and PSPed.
DPF at OERM	A picture of me taken at Orange Empire. Used for generic posts. This was taken in 2002.	Generated	A generated picture of me. Used for general posts. Note the faint 1964 route logo in the background. Generated via Abi Station and then PSPed.
Edward Littlehazy	A cartoon character that looks like me, that I originally drew back in high school. Used for generic posts. One day I’ll write more about the Droopouts.	Political	Used for political posts. Expect this to change after the election, if the right guy wins.
Observations	Used for posts where I make observations on the news. Like many of the images, I found something I liked to start with from a google image search, and then played with it in Paint Shop Pro.	DPF at Work	A picture of me at work. Used either for generic or work related posts. This was taken about 1999.
OERM	Used for posts related to Orange Empire Railway Museum. From the OERM web site.	Roadgeeking	Used for roadgeeking posts. It is a cover of a California Highways and Public Works. The only one I didn’t have to modify to add the route logo.
Family Guy	Used for posts where I need to portray the image of a dad. Taken in July 2004 at the Arch in St. Louis.	Television	Used for reviews or commentary on TV. Image of a JVC 27″, PSPed.
Clue by Four	Used for commentary about clueless people. I wanted a picture of Wheel of Fortune, with the line “I’d like to buy a clue”, but I couldn’t get it to work out right.	Tea	Used for miscellaneous posts, and posts about tea. The underlying image is a cup warmer from the Stash Tea catalog.
Meme	Used for memes.	Sheep Meme	Used for memes
ACSAC	Used for posts related to ACSAC or Computer Security.	Security	Used for Computer Security posts.
Laughing	Used for humorous or sarcastic remarks. I’ve always liked the laughing bear, ever since I saw him on an Allen Sherman album.	Blushing	Used for risque or borderline comments that would make me blush. Be warned.
Music	Used for posts related to music, often folk music.	Musicals	Used for theatre related posts, either drama or musicals.
Calendar	Used for time or schedule related posts.	Cooking	Used for cooking related posts
1934 Shield	Used as a generic, or when I’m feeling old. The white shield was used from 1934 until 1960, when a plain white shield was introduced for four years.	Compusaur	Used for posts about computing or old computers. This combines a dinosaur, the route shield, and a UCLA Computer Club card. MU$.
Camp	Used for posts related to Camp Hess Kramer or Gindling Hilltop Camp.	Flying Diaper	Used for posts related to work. You need to guess why. My resume might give a clue.
Pirate	Talk like a Pirate day, or Computer Security	???	(watch for what I add next)

So, in your blog, tell me about YOUR icons.