` Let's stop and think about how the Jimbo gif thing has gone since it started and maybe those of you who are voicing that I'm ``stubborn`` could rethink that as an unfair characterization: a admin comes here, tells me that he/she was going to review my block but now won't because the Jimbo animation makes him/her nauseated and that I will never be taken seriously because it's there.  Then, the same admin states after my reply that it's essentially my fault that he/she didn't review the block.  Think about how *you* would react to an attitude like that.  Now, consider the statements made by those who are obviously better at communicating what they really mean: ``it's hard for me to read the page with it there``.  If that had been said in the first place, how would you have reacted to that instead?  I know that if that had been stated to me initially, I would have understood - because it's a reasonable statement and observation, and I don't want people to have problems reading the page - and had no problem removing the Jimbo gif from my page.  Snarkily saying that the Jimbo gif makes one either annoyed or ``nauseated`` and will keep others from taking me seriously, is neither helpful nor clear as to the real issue, is it?    `