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an amphibian attached to an explosive device

‘Frog on the tine is all mined, all mined…’

 

Maybe be better as

 

an amphibian attached to an explosive device floating in a river passing Newcsatle

‘Frog on the tyne is all mined, all mined…

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A woman goes along to a jumble sale and has a look around buying multiple things and near the end she looks at a stall and find something she likes.

 

She says to the stall holder "I haven't got any money left so can I have this if I show you my breasts"

 

The stall holder has a think and says, "ok then". So the woman shows her breasts and walks off with the item.

 

The stall holder turns to the stall holder next to him and says "I do like a bit of Tit for Tat".......

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My pet mouse "Elvis" died last night.

He was caught in a trap.

 

Sorry to hear that. Was it deliberate or do I just have a suspicious mind? :suspicious:

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Where’s that Superman and the joke GIF?

 

It's a continuation of a theme - "Don't Be Cruel" is another Elvis song.

 

:)

 

Superman Missed The Joke.gif

Edited by 6Foot2
Correct a spelling mistake. :(
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Excellent. Having recently learnt how to control the size of attached images, I'm a believer of lifelong learning, so if could you teach me how to do that'll be great.
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Excellent. Having recently learnt how to control the size of attached images, I'm a believer of lifelong learning, so if could you teach me how to do that'll be great.

 

It's similar to embedding other images. Have your image handy (I downloaded the GIF you wanted to be embedded to my HDD)

 

You can also opt to upload from a website by clicking "Website" beside "Upload Files from your Computer" at the top of the popup window.

 

Compose your message, as required.

 

Click "Manage Attachments" below the message window.

 

Click "Add file" then "Choose file" in the popup window.

 

Browse to the file to be embedded. When you have selected the file, click "Upload"

 

Once uploaded, the file to be embedded will appear, as a thumbnail, in the "Attachments" strap at the bottom of the popup window. Click "Insert inline"

 

Job done!

 

:thumb:

 

Hope this is clear. I'll recap if needed.

 

*Note: You are not limited to uploading a single file: I think you might upload 5 at a time.

 

:)

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Thank you - all good. Oddly I failed earlier as I couldn't download as GIF! All the other steps I'm familiar with. When I tried now, no problem - GIF saved straight away. Earlier I got side tracked hoping I could use the embedded code provided by the site.

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