They tried to make her go to rehab
Shes certainly dreaming of a 'white' Christmas
From the Alternative Xmas Cards challenge. See all 279 entries (closed)
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Shes certainly dreaming of a 'white' Christmas
From the Alternative Xmas Cards challenge. See all 279 entries (closed)
( , Tue 11 Dec 2007, 10:23, archived)
WOO!
*dives*
i saw your mink santa.
how did you get a pic of me?
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Tue 11 Dec 2007, 10:26,
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i saw your mink santa.
how did you get a pic of me?
why? it's 87k, which is hardly massive
and was your first post perfect?
welcome aboard pm1896
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Tue 11 Dec 2007, 10:37,
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welcome aboard pm1896
Do you people have a browser script that alerts you to oversize images?
Because I only look if it takes ages to load. /shrug
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Tue 11 Dec 2007, 10:48,
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What is that white substance around her mouth?
Cream of some sort? Surely you cannot be trying to suggest some sort of link to a controlled powder based substance?
Unheard of!
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Tue 11 Dec 2007, 10:26,
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Unheard of!
arf!
rather than diving straight in the bunker with my erstwhile colleagues, i will offer a friendly pointer or two. to keep things chugging along nicely, still images should be no more than 50k in size unless the are absolutely astounding works of creative genius, when an exception will be made.
either try optimising this a bit or just make it's dimensions smaller thus reducing it's file size.
should you choose to do this and i'd recommend you do, use the edit tab, bottom right of the image, delete this image and slip the newly resized one in its place.
all this and more handy hints can be found in the faq, it's worth a perusal.
also. welcome aboard.
edit/ www.lemony.co.uk/optimisation.htm
although when i first read it i was rather confused.
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Tue 11 Dec 2007, 10:34,
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either try optimising this a bit or just make it's dimensions smaller thus reducing it's file size.
should you choose to do this and i'd recommend you do, use the edit tab, bottom right of the image, delete this image and slip the newly resized one in its place.
all this and more handy hints can be found in the faq, it's worth a perusal.
also. welcome aboard.
edit/ www.lemony.co.uk/optimisation.htm
although when i first read it i was rather confused.
i am generally nice
i did exactly the same thing when i started, took heed of the advise offered, and have never looked forward since.
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Tue 11 Dec 2007, 10:39,
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Yes, but
he got in early. Most noobs are still in bed; his enthusiasm and energy bode well.
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Tue 11 Dec 2007, 10:39,
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stupid newbie.
*all huffy*
yeah! jesus mate. come on - 50k!! everyone knows that.
ugh.
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Tue 11 Dec 2007, 11:56,
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yeah! jesus mate. come on - 50k!! everyone knows that.
ugh.
That's a good tutorial...
...but I prefer this one:
www.photoshoptutorials.com/ensmallening.htm
=D
/juvenile pranks blog
Also: 'ning, meester =)
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Tue 11 Dec 2007, 11:05,
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www.photoshoptutorials.com/ensmallening.htm
=D
/juvenile pranks blog
Also: 'ning, meester =)