I'm getting scammed

[CamIrwin 0]

Find it here photobucket You get loads of free storage space, and the format and resizing work really well with VJ. You can use it for avatars, signatures, personal photos.

Do I need Photobucket to get my picture to show up when I post?

Or one of many other similar services. The only way to insert your photo as Brad has outlined is by inserting the link to an online copy of the photo, thereby Photobucket. You upload your photos to your Photobucket account, resize them there, and then insert the link to the photo in your signature, etc.

Uploaded photos on Photobucket, put link on signature, now hoping photo comes up.

Nope, what a surprise.

[Brad and Vika 129]

Find it here photobucket You get loads of free storage space, and the format and resizing work really well with VJ. You can use it for avatars, signatures, personal photos.

Do I need Photobucket to get my picture to show up when I post?

Or one of many other similar services. The only way to insert your photo as Brad has outlined is by inserting the link to an online copy of the photo, thereby Photobucket. You upload your photos to your Photobucket account, resize them there, and then insert the link to the photo in your signature, etc.

Uploaded photos on Photobucket, put link on signature, now hoping photo comes up.

Nope, what a surprise.

Try using the http address and pasting it into the insert special item space above this box in VJ.

[CamIrwin 0]

Find it here photobucket You get loads of free storage space, and the format and resizing work really well with VJ. You can use it for avatars, signatures, personal photos.

Do I need Photobucket to get my picture to show up when I post?

Or one of many other similar services. The only way to insert your photo as Brad has outlined is by inserting the link to an online copy of the photo, thereby Photobucket. You upload your photos to your Photobucket account, resize them there, and then insert the link to the photo in your signature, etc.

Uploaded photos on Photobucket, put link on signature, now hoping photo comes up.

Nope, what a surprise.

Try using the http address and pasting it into the insert special item space above this box in VJ.

One more try.

[Brad and Vika 129]

Find it here photobucket You get loads of free storage space, and the format and resizing work really well with VJ. You can use it for avatars, signatures, personal photos.

Do I need Photobucket to get my picture to show up when I post?

Or one of many other similar services. The only way to insert your photo as Brad has outlined is by inserting the link to an online copy of the photo, thereby Photobucket. You upload your photos to your Photobucket account, resize them there, and then insert the link to the photo in your signature, etc.

Uploaded photos on Photobucket, put link on signature, now hoping photo comes up.

Nope, what a surprise.

Try using the http address and pasting it into the insert special item space above this box in VJ.

One more try.

If you take the http addresses you have now in the signature and paste it into the box that appears when you click Insert Special Item.

[CamIrwin 0]

Find it here photobucket You get loads of free storage space, and the format and resizing work really well with VJ. You can use it for avatars, signatures, personal photos.

Do I need Photobucket to get my picture to show up when I post?

Or one of many other similar services. The only way to insert your photo as Brad has outlined is by inserting the link to an online copy of the photo, thereby Photobucket. You upload your photos to your Photobucket account, resize them there, and then insert the link to the photo in your signature, etc.

Uploaded photos on Photobucket, put link on signature, now hoping photo comes up.

Nope, what a surprise.

Try using the http address and pasting it into the insert special item space above this box in VJ.

One more try.

If you take the http addresses you have now in the signature and paste it into the box that appears when you click Insert Special Item.

When I click on Insert Special Item, I get 7 boxes, when I click on them they all say insert text.

[newlyweds 0]

My wife recently decided that in light of the fact that I am a fat American, I need to lose some weight. So we made a deal that If I fail to lose a certain amount of weight each week, she gets extra discretionary spending money. So I'm exercising.

Somewhere along the line, she decided that she would rather have the money instead of a slimmer me. So she has been making cakes, cookies, and other delicious things of that sort. They are really good.

I guess she's going to get some extra spending money. But I'm loving it.

for a scammer, she is great lol

she obviously loves you.. that's why she wants you to be in shape and avoid getting health issues that will risk her having you in her life shorter..

look on the bright side of being scammed, she loves you lol

My hubby's aunt told her husband that if he's gonna get so fat, she's going for a younger man lol

so he's in good shape and has lost a lot of weight plus he looks out for what he eats

[CamIrwin 0]

Find it here photobucket You get loads of free storage space, and the format and resizing work really well with VJ. You can use it for avatars, signatures, personal photos.

Do I need Photobucket to get my picture to show up when I post?

Or one of many other similar services. The only way to insert your photo as Brad has outlined is by inserting the link to an online copy of the photo, thereby Photobucket. You upload your photos to your Photobucket account, resize them there, and then insert the link to the photo in your signature, etc.

Uploaded photos on Photobucket, put link on signature, now hoping photo comes up.

Tried it again

Nope, what a surprise.

Try using the http address and pasting it into the insert special item space above this box in VJ.

One more try.

If you take the http addresses you have now in the signature and paste it into the box that appears when you click Insert Special Item.

[CamIrwin 0]

If you want to see my fiancee and me, we're on Facebook, Cam Irwin

[Jonathan Matthies 1]

I just tested this with my own hosting instead of using photobutcket, but the concept is the same.

1) click on My Controls and then Edit Signature

2) At the bottom of the editbox, where you currently have the <a href=....> and other similar links; make it look like the image below:

I was able to generate the highlighted line (between the {img} and {/img}) by clicking on the 7th button over on the line that starts with the bold, itallics, underline, etc:

After clicking that image button, a popup box comes up that asks for the URL of the image. I copy/pasted "http://www.notvandnobeermakehomersomethingsomething.com/vj/IMG_0866.JPG" into the box and it generated the highlighted line mentioned above.

You would copy/paste: http://s894.photobucket.com/albums/ac143/c...ta20kazan11.jpg into the box.

Repeat that process of clicking the button for every pic you want in your signature:

http://i894.photobucket.com/albums/ac143/c...ta20kazan11.jpg

http://i894.photobucket.com/albums/ac143/c...773_596_WSN.jpg

etc.

3) Once I clicked "update my signature", my sig now looks like:

Hope that helps. If not, feel free to ignore me. I'm avoid work today because I'm extra tired.

[CamIrwin 0]

I just tested this with my own hosting instead of using photobutcket, but the concept is the same.

1) click on My Controls and then Edit Signature

2) At the bottom of the editbox, where you currently have the <a href=....> and other similar links; make it look like the image below:

I was able to generate the highlighted line (between the {img} and {/img}) by clicking on the 7th button over on the line that starts with the bold, itallics, underline, etc:

After clicking that image button, a popup box comes up that asks for the URL of the image. I copy/pasted "http://www.notvandnobeermakehomersomethingsomething.com/vj/IMG_0866.JPG" into the box and it generated the highlighted line mentioned above.

You would copy/paste: http://s894.photobucket.com/albums/ac143/c...ta20kazan11.jpg into the box.

Repeat that process of clicking the button for every pic you want in your signature:

http://i894.photobucket.com/albums/ac143/c...ta20kazan11.jpg

http://i894.photobucket.com/albums/ac143/c...773_596_WSN.jpg

etc.

3) Once I clicked "update my signature", my sig now looks like:

Hope that helps. If not, feel free to ignore me. I'm avoid work today because I'm extra tired.

This is giving me a headache, thanks for trying

[O and Mr.P 0]

My wife recently decided that in light of the fact that I am a fat American, I need to lose some weight. So we made a deal that If I fail to lose a certain amount of weight each week, she gets extra discretionary spending money. So I'm exercising.

Somewhere along the line, she decided that she would rather have the money instead of a slimmer me. So she has been making cakes, cookies, and other delicious things of that sort. They are really good.

I guess she's going to get some extra spending money. But I'm loving it.

Beware of russian wives

[Gary and Alla 3,694]

I just tested this with my own hosting instead of using photobutcket, but the concept is the same.

1) click on My Controls and then Edit Signature

2) At the bottom of the editbox, where you currently have the <a href=....> and other similar links; make it look like the image below:

I was able to generate the highlighted line (between the {img} and {/img}) by clicking on the 7th button over on the line that starts with the bold, itallics, underline, etc:

After clicking that image button, a popup box comes up that asks for the URL of the image. I copy/pasted "http://www.notvandnobeermakehomersomethingsomething.com/vj/IMG_0866.JPG" into the box and it generated the highlighted line mentioned above.

You would copy/paste: http://s894.photobucket.com/albums/ac143/c...ta20kazan11.jpg into the box.

Repeat that process of clicking the button for every pic you want in your signature:

http://i894.photobucket.com/albums/ac143/c...ta20kazan11.jpg

http://i894.photobucket.com/albums/ac143/c...773_596_WSN.jpg

etc.

3) Once I clicked "update my signature", my sig now looks like:

Hope that helps. If not, feel free to ignore me. I'm avoid work today because I'm extra tired.

This is giving me a headache, thanks for trying

arrrrrrgh!

[Bad_Daddy 2,209]

I'd lose that one...

Anna has been here 6 weeks and I've already put on 10+ Lbs. I was doing good too! Diet, exercise, etc, before she got here.

Hard to turn down gamburgers, buffet and cake all the time. And ice cream. Cookies. .. donuts. pie.

I swear to god she eats 7-8 times a day, my pants can't keep up.

http://www.adn.com/life/health/story/1030097.html

"Alaska packing on the pounds

WEIGHT GAIN: New CDC study says the 49th state is fattest this side of Texas."

[Amit-N-Melody 11]

hehehehehehe.....

If i was you i would get bypass surgery as soon as possible

[baron555 934]

I just tested this with my own hosting instead of using photobutcket, but the concept is the same.

1) click on My Controls and then Edit Signature

2) At the bottom of the editbox, where you currently have the <a href=....> and other similar links; make it look like the image below:

I was able to generate the highlighted line (between the {img} and {/img}) by clicking on the 7th button over on the line that starts with the bold, itallics, underline, etc:

After clicking that image button, a popup box comes up that asks for the URL of the image. I copy/pasted "http://www.notvandnobeermakehomersomethingsomething.com/vj/IMG_0866.JPG" into the box and it generated the highlighted line mentioned above.

You would copy/paste: http://s894.photobucket.com/albums/ac143/c...ta20kazan11.jpg into the box.

Repeat that process of clicking the button for every pic you want in your signature:

http://i894.photobucket.com/albums/ac143/c...ta20kazan11.jpg

http://i894.photobucket.com/albums/ac143/c...773_596_WSN.jpg

etc.

3) Once I clicked "update my signature", my sig now looks like:

Hope that helps. If not, feel free to ignore me. I'm avoid work today because I'm extra tired.

This is giving me a headache, thanks for trying

The problem you all are having is you are not enclosing the http link to your image with the image tags {img} and {/img}

Check Jonathan's example again where his link is highlighted. Merely enclose your http link as his is with the image tags and all should be OK.