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Administration => Forum News and Feedback => Topic started by: backupr9 on December 12, 2011, 10:39:09 PM
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:-\ How can I add an Avatar from my picture file on Photobucket?
Thanks for the help.
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I think the first thing you have to do is get a hideous looking insect to sit on your eyeball… Seriously, I don’t know, but Yank sure does…hopefully he’ll advise. I put a pic up, but don’t recall how I did it.
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:-\ How can I add an Avatar from my picture file on Photobucket?
Thanks for the help.
First post the avatar of your choice to a web photo hosting site such as Photobucket. Then click on the Profile tab (4th from the left near the top) on the Forum 's opening page. That will display a drop-down list that includes Forum Profile. Click on that and you should be able to post the direct link to your avatar in the line displayed for that purpose. To change it you will see a Modify Profile option.
The same process applies to your personalized signature line.
Good luck!
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Thanks Richard...I'll see what I can come up with for mine... That old pic of me has gotten stale.
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Thanks Richard. I'll try to get one on there when I get time this week. I don't think I can top John's unless I drop by the ER on payday Friday about 10 pm. John
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Thanks Richard. I'll try to get one on there when I get time this week. I don't think I can top John's unless I drop by the ER on payday Friday about 10 pm. John
That reminds me of an ER in West Africa (not to be further identified) that some of us called "Hotel California" . . . one of those places where you might check in but probably would never leave. ::)
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Thanks Richard. I'll try to get one on there when I get time this week. I don't think I can top John's unless I drop by the ER on payday Friday about 10 pm. John
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That reminds me of an ER in West Africa (not to be further identified) that some of us called "Hotel California" . . . one of those places where you might check in but probably would never leave. ::)
The only thing that I didn't see in training in Richmond, Va. that you could see in a war zone was napalm and white phosphorus injury. Big city Saturday night knife and gun clubs are still active today, but the guns hold more rounds and are sometimes fully automatic. Progress of sorts, I guess. At least a lot of our big city "check-ins" managed to leave, tho God knows what they did with the second chance they were given. At least in the military we took care of the good guys mostly.
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Backup....you mention Willy Pete....perhaps we've chewed some of the same dirt.....
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Nope, commanded a dispensary in Germany and flew medivacs from there to the states 1971/2. Scheduled for Nam 3rd year, but were were starting to bail and was never sent. Felt sort of left out at the time, but with a wife and 2 kids was also relieved. Now know how lucky I was...several close friends served there, one as a battalion surgeon in combat engineers...ended up with decorations for taking over a machine gun during a fire fight (saved the outpost)....came back pretty badly screwed up. Wish our politicians would keep us out of those things or just let us win them!
John
ps: thank you for YOUR service Toad!