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Posting Buck pics w/PhotoBucket

DarrylS said:
...Thanks Trax...Why the heck couldn't I find that???...:eek: :cool: :rolleyes:
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Want me to post a link to Cougar's Search mini-tutorial??? :D

Originally Posted by Cougar Allen

If you don't want to scan through the thread list to find Bucks for sale click on "search this forum" (in the appropriate forum, For Sale: Production Knives (Individual) then "advanced search," select "search titles only" and put "Buck" in the keyword field. (If you search all of Bladeforums for every occurrence of the word "Buck" that will overload the search function and you'll get no results, but if you follow those directions you'll find what you want.)


http://www.bladeforums.com/forums/showpost.php?p=3938595&postcount=58
 
...ahhh...I did that stuff...I put "photobucket" in the title search and came up nil...I put "chickentrax" in the member search thingie and ya had so many threads started I couldn't begin to look through 'em...I remembered ya had it in some other thread and couldn't remember what the heck we were talkin' about way back then... ( "age" ya know ) ...LOL...Thanks for puttin' it up again Trax...:thumbup:
 
DarrylS said:
...I put "photobucket" in the title search and came up nil...
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That's because it was posted as w/PhotoBucket, not just "Photobucket"... :(

I should have separated the name and the w/... :o

Maybe we should ask that Moderator who posted in 334dave's thread if we can post a "sticky" and do a good job on it...
 
Testing ImageShack for uploading images of my collection.

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OK, That works! Now, more pics to come.
 
Yes, I have one of those and they ARE beauties!

Done by father and son, David and Brian Yellowhorse for....the second annual Yellowhorse Club Knife 2004 for the Buck collector club members, commemorating the "team" of David and Brian, "Running Together" and Dave's 25 years of work on Buck knives.
 
:grumpy: grrr I wanted to play with my 102 after seeing those pics but I cant find it :mad: :thumbdn:

gotta look for it :(
 
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hope this works
 
bigfish44 said:
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hope this works
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I don't do thumbnails or windows but I edited your post to change the "<" ">" to "[" "]" respectively. Also took out some extraneous html code.
If you go to a post with someone's pics, hit "quote" and you can see how they did it...like the Eagle medal below...QUOTE this message to steal the code and replace my URL jazz (the stuff between the two bracketed image statements) with your own specific site data.

Eagle Scout Goose, at your service Fishy...

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chickentrax said:
That's odd...Thumbnail looks like a blonde, but the full size is a caveman...stealth images??? :confused:
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Yeah, I did that just for grins.
So easy a Goose can do it :)
Look at all the crap I had to do just for you (LOL). I actually had to learn something today. ;) My fat head brain hurts.

Thanks Chickadee...sirusly :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:

OK, back to tuning up the blade on my 889SBMF. Tried to lift a bike plate the other night, using my 889SBMF as a philips screwdriver. What a pillock.
 
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