OK.  Enuf of that crap.  We now return your channel to tits.

Last edited by whosasailorthen (2009-04-20 10:53:15)

whosasailorthen wrote:

OK.  Enuf of that crap.  We now return your channel to tits.

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She is so fucking hot I can't stand it. Thank you!

http://1guyand1cup.com/

whosasailorthen wrote:

scarydog wrote:

Not to spoil the titty fun, but...

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3402/345 … bc3236.jpg

= http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_G4n4l6l1DBY/S … hoover.jpg ?

Right you are!

use this <  and then this img src="  and put your addy in with pic and then ">

orangeplus wrote:

Dmtdust wrote:

use this <  and then this img src="  and put your addy in with pic and then ">

She can't she's not an admin, can't use HTML tags


she has to use

Code:

 [url]--URL TO IMAGE--[/url]

Ah SO!

emilystrange wrote:

hey guys. how do you post a picture?

**Everyone else move along to the next post...**

Emily, this might not be the most efficient solution for posting pictures, but it works for me. I joined Flickr (it's free, but you may have to open a Yahoo account first...again, free) so I'd have a host website for my pics. Be sure to select Flickr's privacy settings carefully, or others will be able to see the pictures you store in Flickr. Others can even use search engines such as Google Images to find your pictures if you don't select strong privacy settings.

This process sounds laborious but it quickly becomes second nature.
Load your pictures onto Flickr by clicking 'Upload Photos & Video', then 'Choose photos and videos'. Click on the file name of the picture file you want to load from your hard drive, say, a .jpeg, choose 'Open'. The file will appear on Flickr's file list window. Click on 'Add More' (below the file list) if you want to open more picture files. Finally, scroll down, click on 'Upload Photos and Videos'. The picture is now loaded into Flickr. Scroll up and click on 'You'. Your photo will appear on a new page; click on the photo, choose 'ALL SIZES', and choose the size photo you want from 'Available sizes:' by clicking on the size, say, 'Medium'. Scroll down to '2. Grab the photo's URL:', right-click on the URL, and choose 'Copy'. Go to High-Street's message window ('Quick post'), type [img], paste in the URL you copied from Flickr, then type[/img] at the end. No spaces; be sure you type the brackets around [img]and[/img]. Hit the 'Submit' button under the message window. Voila, your message is posted, at the size you chose.

Last edited by scarydog (2009-04-20 20:26:07)

scarydog wrote:

A water tap.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3415/345 … 929576.jpg

Take three or four aspirin and call me in the morning.

Bacon.  Mmmmmmmmm...

Last edited by whosasailorthen (2009-04-21 00:35:38)

tojo2000 wrote:

scarydog wrote:

emilystrange wrote:

hey guys. how do you post a picture?

**Everyone else move along to the next post...**

Emily, this might not be the most efficient solution for posting pictures, but it works for me. I joined Flickr (it's free, but you may have to open a Yahoo account first...again, free) so I'd have a host website for my pics. Be sure to select Flickr's privacy settings carefully, or others will be able to see the pictures you store in Flickr. Others can even use search engines such as Google Images to find your pictures if you don't select strong privacy settings.

This process sounds laborious but it quickly becomes second nature.
Load your pictures onto Flickr by clicking 'Upload Photos & Video', then 'Choose photos and videos'. Click on the file name of the picture file you want to load from your hard drive, say, a .jpeg, choose 'Open'. The file will appear on Flickr's file list window. Click on 'Add More' (below the file list) if you want to open more picture files. Finally, scroll down, click on 'Upload Photos and Videos'. The picture is now loaded into Flickr. Scroll up and click on 'You'. Your photo will appear on a new page; click on the photo, choose 'ALL SIZES', and choose the size photo you want from 'Available sizes:' by clicking on the size, say, 'Medium'. Scroll down to '2. Grab the photo's URL:', right-click on the URL, and choose 'Copy'. Go to High-Street's message window ('Quick post'), type , paste in the URL you copied from Flickr, then type at the end. No spaces; be sure you type the brackets around and. Hit the 'Submit' button under the message window. Voila, your message is posted, at the size you chose.

Alternatively you can use the "Images" link on the link bar above to upload a picture to High-Street.  I'm sure there are limits, and it's purposely created to not be massive-image-upload-friendly, but it works.

Thanks for the advice. However, I used the images link on High Street for a while and got hammered for my small pictures, even though I used the largest size setting I could. Maybe there's a way to post larger photos using the images link, but I didn't discover it. Not knowing HTML or whatever, I don't know how to use code to get around the size problem. I'm just trying to save someone else the grief of generating complaints about undersized pics.

scarydog wrote:

tojo2000 wrote:

scarydog wrote:

**Everyone else move along to the next post...**

Emily, this might not be the most efficient solution for posting pictures, but it works for me. I joined Flickr (it's free, but you may have to open a Yahoo account first...again, free) so I'd have a host website for my pics. Be sure to select Flickr's privacy settings carefully, or others will be able to see the pictures you store in Flickr. Others can even use search engines such as Google Images to find your pictures if you don't select strong privacy settings.

This process sounds laborious but it quickly becomes second nature.
Load your pictures onto Flickr by clicking 'Upload Photos & Video', then 'Choose photos and videos'. Click on the file name of the picture file you want to load from your hard drive, say, a .jpeg, choose 'Open'. The file will appear on Flickr's file list window. Click on 'Add More' (below the file list) if you want to open more picture files. Finally, scroll down, click on 'Upload Photos and Videos'. The picture is now loaded into Flickr. Scroll up and click on 'You'. Your photo will appear on a new page; click on the photo, choose 'ALL SIZES', and choose the size photo you want from 'Available sizes:' by clicking on the size, say, 'Medium'. Scroll down to '2. Grab the photo's URL:', right-click on the URL, and choose 'Copy'. Go to High-Street's message window ('Quick post'), type , paste in the URL you copied from Flickr, then type at the end. No spaces; be sure you type the brackets around and. Hit the 'Submit' button under the message window. Voila, your message is posted, at the size you chose.

Alternatively you can use the "Images" link on the link bar above to upload a picture to High-Street.  I'm sure there are limits, and it's purposely created to not be massive-image-upload-friendly, but it works.

Thanks for the advice. However, I used the images link on High Street for a while and got hammered for my small pictures, even though I used the largest size setting I could. Maybe there's a way to post larger photos using the images link, but I didn't discover it. Not knowing HTML or whatever, I don't know how to use code to get around the size problem. I'm just trying to save someone else the grief of generating complaints about undersized pics.

There's a secret to that, actually.  In the pre-generated code that they give you when you upload an image are two URLs.  The one for the thumbnail and the one for the actual image.  I usually just copy the URL for the actual image and then paste that into an IMG tag.

tojo2000 wrote:

scarydog wrote:

tojo2000 wrote:

Alternatively you can use the "Images" link on the link bar above to upload a picture to High-Street.  I'm sure there are limits, and it's purposely created to not be massive-image-upload-friendly, but it works.

Thanks for the advice. However, I used the images link on High Street for a while and got hammered for my small pictures, even though I used the largest size setting I could. Maybe there's a way to post larger photos using the images link, but I didn't discover it. Not knowing HTML or whatever, I don't know how to use code to get around the size problem. I'm just trying to save someone else the grief of generating complaints about undersized pics.

There's a secret to that, actually.  In the pre-generated code that they give you when you upload an image are two URLs.  The one for the thumbnail and the one for the actual image.  I usually just copy the URL for the actual image and then paste that into an IMG tag.

Thanks! I figured there might be a workaround, but being illiterate when it comes to codes and whatnot, I couldn't figure it out. [sigh]

!!!

JLP, you suck. I had just managed to exorcise that auditory demon from my subconscious, and you went and peeled the lid off of Pandora's little box.

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Last edited by fnord (2009-04-21 15:16:30)

For Forti, in all his budding kinkiness!

It's a fake.  If it was real, there'd be a pool of jizz laying under his glans.