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<img src=http://pic2.picturetrail.com/VOL7/49640/121945/1438770.ptp>

Thats a wrapping paper roll in his mouth

<img src=http://pic2.picturetrail.com/VOL7/49640/121945/2473669.ptp>

My dad and dogg on my tailgate

<img src=http://pic2.picturetrail.com/VOL7/49640/121945/2473685.ptp>

He wanted down he got bored he loves the bedliner for some reason

<img src=http://pic2.picturetrail.com/VOL7/49640/121945/2481912.ptp>

Jumping in the pool for a ball

Just in case you couldnt tell from the pics he is a golden retriever who rarelt retrieves he has a short attention span

If you cant view the pics they are on my picturetrail site

 

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Can someone (moderator) please correct my post to show the pics

GRRR i like HTML!!!

 

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Ryan

Use i] before the url tag.<p>At the end of the url use[i] and your pictures will work.

Do not use italics for the img coding,I had to do that to show you since you can't disable html for posts.

****it!

Check your personal message in a few minutes.

I'll send the coding to you there.

(Edited by yZR2k at 4:18 pm on June 16, 2001)

 

(Edited by yZR2k at 4:18 pm on June 16, 2001)

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Quote: from RyanbabZ71

 

1438770.ptp

Thats a wrapping paper roll in his mouth

2473669.ptp

My dad and dogg on my tailgate

2473685.ptp

He wanted down he got bored he loves the bedliner for some reason

2481912.ptp

Jumping in the pool for a ball

Just in case you couldnt tell from the pics he is a golden retriever who rarelt retrieves he has a short attention span

Just go ahead and try to edit my post, and you will see the correct coding to post your pictures.  The only problem is that picturetrail will not allow you to post pictures from their site.  :(

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