my sig is too long

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97 4x4 Off Road Package 4.6l, Flareside S/C Dark Toreador Red
>17’wheels Bridgestone Dueler A/T’s
>True Dual Exhaust w/ 5’ tips
>Uniden XL510 CB
>Rear Blackouts
>Westin Stepbars (black)
>Lund Wiper Cowel
>Side Window Louvers
>K&N Filter
>Tinted Windows (5%)
>Ventshades
>Dual Antennas
>Flowmaster Delta Flow Mufflers


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'Better a sister in a ***** house than a brother in a CHEVY'

 

I'd better answer while I still can! No Jimmy - compared to Neal, yours is brief! LOL!

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'97 Black F150 XLT ORP 4X4 Reg Cab/LB
4.6L/auto/3.55 LS/power EVERYTHING,
nerf bars, 17" wheels, fog lights, trailer hitch w/electrical connector, front tow hooks, bed rail caps,
6 CD changer, lumbar support & 3 cow license plates - so far!

[This message has been edited by Cowlady (edited 05-14-2001).]

 

Well since it has been brought up...... There is another post here about stopping the BS and a message refers to F150 online rules. Somewhere there it is suggested that signatures be used only once per topic. I could not agree more. Perhaps it is my computer, but it takes forever to open a post when signatures are used, specifically when pictures are included. Just my 2 cent suggestion. Dennis

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'98 White Super Cab 4X4 Lariat

WustaMass, Where we pahk ah cahs!

 

The biggest problem I see with your sig is that it is calling images from several different sites. For instance, the Catepillar logo is being pulled from the Cat site and so on. That means that this site needs to make a call to each and every server from which you want to display these images, making any thread that includes your sig load VERY slowly. If even one of those servers is down, a thread make take five minutes to load.

Suggestion, copy all of these logo images to your F150world gallery and then they only have to be pulled from a single site.

There really are no hard and fast "rules" that apply to sigs (that I can recall posting), rather should use common sense, as noted above.

[This message has been edited by webmaster (edited 05-14-2001).]