i dont think i will ever drive my L again!
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From: DETROIT, (formerly Eaton County, Michigan)
My girlfriends ALERO was covered by a snow drift (wisconsin car with plates on thr front)
So I cleared it off a little to see where I was going and drove forward and back to get it out.
Got it out and cleared it off and parked it under the carport.
Looked where the car was parked and the snowdrift where it was parked has an imprint of her license plate in the front, along with indentions where the foglights and headlights are. A pERFECT mold.
So I cleared it off a little to see where I was going and drove forward and back to get it out.
Got it out and cleared it off and parked it under the carport.
Looked where the car was parked and the snowdrift where it was parked has an imprint of her license plate in the front, along with indentions where the foglights and headlights are. A pERFECT mold.
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Well, look at the positive side of this… 
Don’t have to worry about bird chit staining the paint…
Don’t have to worry about bird chit staining the paint…
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From: Elkton, MD
Originally posted by l-menace
there you go.
there you go.
How exactly did you do that?? I know it has something to do with the brackets, I've tried a couple of times today to post a picture in the test forum with no luck.
Thanks
Bryan
OD1010- sorry for hijacking your thread. Hope you have access to a snowblower! I have to shovel about 12" of that crap today, God I hate winter!
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click on the link that you posted.
that will take you to a webpage (not the picture)
Put your cursor on the picture, LEFT click once, (menu pops up) go to properties.
That is the Link that you want to post in the [ img ] brackets.
You can either retype it, ot highlight and copy it (much easier) and paste it in here.
Hope that helps.
that will take you to a webpage (not the picture)
Put your cursor on the picture, LEFT click once, (menu pops up) go to properties.
That is the Link that you want to post in the [ img ] brackets.
You can either retype it, ot highlight and copy it (much easier) and paste it in here.
Hope that helps.
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OD1010- sorry for hijacking your thread. Hope you have access to a snowblower! I have to shovel about 12" of that crap today, God I hate winter!
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From: Elkton, MD
Originally posted by OD1010
no need to apologize, im trying to learn how to post pics myself! thanks for the help menace!!
no need to apologize, im trying to learn how to post pics myself! thanks for the help menace!!
Thanks Menace, I had to right click on the picture to get properties. Assuming that was a typo? I've been all day trying to figure this out, without the search feature too! Finally got it!
Bryan
