(PAST)Roll call for Z2 at Thunderhill February 27-28

[youngster775]

yes Greg, It was great to see you out there! thanks for the follow behind. the go pro recorded until we got the red flag then it ran out of memory... your awesome!  

[Justin]

What about me?  It was an incredible weekend.  Weather was perfect.  Only downside is I destroyed a new rear tire in two days.  If I knew how I'd post a couple of my favorite pictures.

Greg,
Email me those pictures.

[CptnHornblower]

Yeah, and what about me? Remember, the guy on the blue and white tractor plowing up the infield just off 14 Thankfully Sunday went better 

[Yard Sale]

Only downside is I destroyed a new rear tire in two days.

1. Switch tire brands.
2. Ride slower.
Works for me. Glad I could help!

[Justin]

ONEUP's Pictures.
He looks quick, doesn't he?







How to post isn't so hard (although it took me three years to figure it out)
Get a photobucket or other account (free or paid)
Host your images online on their servers.
Then follow photobucket's (et al) intructions to post

The intructions may look something like this:

Add Your Images to your pages:
Please do the following steps to copy and paste to your pages:
1. Type. Select Type: A. HTML Images. B. HTML Clickable Thumbnails. C. IMG Code Images. D. IMG Code Clickable Thumbnails.
2. Size. Select the size of the enlarged image. This will create the HTML for you to copy.
3. Descriptions/Titles. Optionally select to have titles/descriptions under the images
4. Preview. Note: Preview will just show the Code with IMG Code which is used in message boards.
5. Select. Click "Highlight to Copy" to Highlight the pictures to copy.
6. Copy & Paste. Copy the HTML, and paste it to your pages.

[Oneup]

Thanks Justino for the info and for hleping me.  I noticed your sig and was wondering if my photos are now copyright?

[Justin]

No problem.  I use imageevent to host, and it's 25.00/year 
I am not sure exactly how to do it on photobucket, but Luke(Putz) knows everything and he owes you a favor for the use of the chock