[Peach]

Thanks for bringing it over. Despite your best efforts some time ago, I've only gotten reasonably proficient at linking articles - not pictures.

The article that accompanies this is a must read - the woman is filled with hatred.

[The Wizard]

hope you all can provide the highlights, no way I'm watching this bitch

[GretchenEE]

I've only gotten reasonably proficient at linking articles - not pictures.

Please give it another whirl, and add to your enjoyment of the Internet and our enjoyment of your posting skills.

To post a pic already posted on the Internet (that's not on a "locked" site for reposts):

Right click the image with your mouse
Click PROPERTIES
Copy "Address (URL)", which in the Drudge hillary photo is:
http://www.drudgereport.com/lh1.jpg
In FR Reply window, you'll type the black letters and paste the blue part (the URL you copied):
< img src="http://www.drudgereport.com/lh1.jpg" >

EXCEPT leave no space after the < in front of the IMG and before the >.

The blue part is the only part that varies from photo to photo, and it won't look blue when you do it (I changed the color so it would stand out).

[backhoe]

I've only gotten reasonably proficient at linking articles - not pictures.

There's a very easy way to copy pictures, links, and other html, without having to learn much of anything about html-- go here:

http://www.microsoft.com/Windows/IE/WebAccess/default.asp

and download and install "web developers accessories." ( It is for Internet Explorer only, not other browsers ) Once it is on your PC, you can hilite any part of a webpage and right-click to "view partial source." Another right-click will pop up a menu, from there you "select all" and then "copy." That will load it in your clipboard, and you can paste from there.

As an example, view partial source of that magazine cover above your reply:

< P >< IMG src="http://www.drudgereport.com/lh1.jpg" >< /P >

Note- I added a space to the "greater than" & "lesser than" tags so they would become visible- to actually use the line shown by view partial source this is not necessary- you just copy & paste.