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Steve!

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  1. We can tell which computer here where I work belongs to the blonde because of the white-out on the monitor!

    Why don't blondes in San Francisco wear mini-skirts?

    Cuz when they bend over their b@lls show . . .

  2. What, is your momma's name Annie?

    ANI - plural of anus

    NON SUNT PERMITENDERE - are not allowed

    therefore

    ANI NON SUNT PERMITENDERE

    NO @ssh0l3s ALLOWED (or ALOUD, if you prefer)

  3. Eaglegirl, you're on AOL.

    I'm not, so I can't give you step by step instructions.

    But you can copy a picture to the webspace that you have available, and then you can link to it in your post.

    But it sounds like there's a learning curve involved with doing that.

    Good luck!

  4. If it's in your Windows folder, then it is NOT on the internet.

    When something is on the internet it is stored on a web-hosting server.

    Many Internet Service Providers (such as AOL) include some web hosting space as part of the package.

    So the only way to include a picture in a post, when it's in your Windows folder, is to make it an attachment.

  5. Okay, you may want a further explanation of "just post a link". I can take a hint - sometimes.

    If the URL was this: www.napster.com/songlink.mp3 then to post a link to it you would type in something like this:

    <a href="www.napster.com/songlink.mp3">Name of the Song!!!</a>

    Change the www.napster.com/songlink.mp3 to whatever is the URL of what you want to post, but otherwise type it character for character. And you'll be all set!

    Oh, you may notice that the www.napster.com/blahblah looks like a link - that's another way of adding a link to a post, just type in the URL minus the "http://" part

  6. A man goes to his doctor and says, "Doctor, I keep hearing that song, 'What's New Pussycat'. What does it mean?"

    The doctor says, "You've got 'Tom Jones' syndrome."

    The man says, "Is it rare?"

    Doc says, "It's not unusual."

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