67 Chevelle

[drgracr67]

Here is a big project for you all

[drgracr67]

how do you post pics on this dang thing

[killerbee20]

Feb 15, 2010 14:54:28 GMT -5 drgracr67 said:

how do you post pics on this dang thing

Best bet, start a flikr, photobucket or imageshack account. Store your images there and link to them that way.

example: Here is a picture I took of the Olympic flame when we were in Canada 10 days ago. very cool experience as it turns out. I got to chat this guy up a bit, and hold the torch as well (not when it's lit though). The security was amazing. 6 dudes talking into their sleeves like special agents, set up like a 20' square perimeter around the torch carrier and walk or run with that person. Kinda badass! I think if you made a move on the dude with the torch... you'd get wadded up UFC style SO FAST it would truly be an amazing site. and then put in a hole so far north you'd never be heard from again. I don't think they monkey around with the olympic flame, or people that would choose to cause it harm.

Huge caravan of people with it, and they block off the roads on the route for 90minutes to an hour ahead of time. gotta be a logistics nightmare.

I have it stored on flikr. to get it to show up, I need the URL of the image, which is this.
farm5.static.flickr.com/4026/4343053470_af228e44ea_b.jpg
The forum will autoconvert it to a link. But that's not as cool as seeing the image in the post.

SoOooooo, to do that, you have to add the image tags, which look like this (img)...your image address...(/img) to the front and back of that URL. Using square brackets instead of the parenthesis. I had to use the parenthesis or it wouldn't be visible.

Done correctly. It looks like this below.

[drgracr67]

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[drgracr67]

thanks i finally figured it dang computers anyways

[killerbee20]

I used to have a car just like that.