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I did that. I am still doing something wrong. :(
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well now you're missing the opening [img] tag.




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It's a really pretty picture, Carmina!! You have gorgeous eyes!
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Thanks Crysi. I still can't embed the image in the post, but sigh, oh well.
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Here is one of my better pictures: Image

and yes, the water was cold.
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I think I figured it out Carmina. The tag only seems to work if the picture ends in .JPG, .GIF, or .PNG. Yours ends with some sort of code, so that's why it doesn't work. If you used http://photobucket.com instead, it would work.




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Hee hee.. I love the pictures, Emz. You get prettier with every pic you post.

Carmina- Merciful heavens, your eyes are gorgeous! Wow...

Grif- I b'lieve you. *shivers*

Mooz! I love your hair! 'Tis all shiny and silky and gorgeousful. Shmex.
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Carmina wrote:I haven't posted any pics of me here before. I am self conscious because I am old. But, since I put pics of Hunter on here, I guess I should post pic of me. I had to take it myself so it is a little crooked.

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Oh, and I still don't know how to get the picture to actually appear instead of just a link. Help?

forum/album_pic.php?pic_id=184[/img]


Simple.

Step One: Load picture to a handy site. Photobucket, YWS, or your personal website.
Step Two: Left click on the picture and select "copy image location"
Step Three: Write [img](insert%20image%20location%20here)[/img]

Then it should work.

As a test:

Test Pic:Image
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*giggles* Was it s'posed to work?
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I think it only works with images off site, this one is on the site though.

*Begins trying things in a desperate attempt to make it work.*
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Until I can figure how it is possible to make it show on this site, I'll make an interim location for the picture.

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Thanks. God my head is huge.
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OoOoO...sexy...heheh

Its called Close-up m'dear, not huge. And what a good close up it is! *claps* *male audience shouts: MOOOORE!*
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Arvy, she's married.
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ups...sorry...consider it as a compliment then, my bad...
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