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Jack Williams wrote:I use Xnview, which is easy I find to resize, crop etc. You could try that out.
Depending on content I find about 1200 pixels will fit on this site.
Here's a shot I took recently: 1200 pixels.

That's a nice picture, too! How cool is that! Is that a Morgan? That's what it reminds me of anyway!

As I said to MOH t'other day - "If there are 999,999 men wearing trousers and me wearing a skirt then that makes me one in a million. You should count your fortunes!" She was neither amused or not, I don't know. I know neither whether she was impressed with my logic! :? I got a laugh out ...

Posting from the PC is easy, hmmm, but only if you squash the piccies enough. I tried to upload one of a cat making the most of me in a nice warm nightshirt. Too big, as always, and so is the file! Can I be bothered shrinking it? no. So that's that then, it's easy posting from a pc, but only if you...

Good work and a nice car too! I have yet to find out how to post pics directly from my PC. When I post them, I upload to Photobucket first and then copy the link to/from there. Thank you. That's how I do it too, except I upload to ImageShack...about the same thing as Photobucket, I believe. I didn'...

Kirbstone wrote:Very smart, Gary. Can you claim some of the cost back on insurance?

Tom.

Thanks. Well I haven't talked to my insurance agent yet, I should, but I'm afraid it might drive the premiums up! I just need to talk to the insurance company, I guess, and find out...

I kind of feel a little bad starting a new topic, but I don't want to "parasite" off anyone else's thread, and I do need the practice posting pics, though I'm not sure this subject deserves a new thread. My old Miata top was vandalized, someone cut it and stole about $20 worth of junk from...

Thanks Uncle Al, I actually managed to do that (surprised myself he he).

Sounds sorta like what we say about Kansas weather: "If you don't like the weather (in Kansas), just wait a minute. Some truth to that. We've had times when one day it will be 18 degree or so (Fahrenheit) and then the next 46 or even 55 degrees...

My word, Gary, but I do commiserate with you when you say your February temp. has fallen as low as 18 degrees C. That temp. would be early Summer mild here and we'd be casting garments off in celebration. For fully eight-nine months of the year our temps. are in single figures, plus or minus and we...

Muslim men do seem to feel the néed for long trousers under their robes (or whatever they may be called. Only in summer in some towns have I seen young men with nothing but à foquia in Morocco or jebba in Tunisia, both sleeveless and open-necked. even in tropical Africa, the muslims I saw had trous...

Well I was on my way in to the post office (wearing a kilt-like skirt) and I saw a man and a woman both wearing what I want to call robes, they may have been Muslim (or Hindu for ought I know), anyway they were very cordial and we smiled at each other. The man was wearing what was reminiscent of a M...

Ron wrote:here is a couple photos of me
in kilts of course

Nice, Ron!

I have been wearing a kilt or kilt-like skirt almost constantly but unfortunately haven't seen too many other men do it.... eta: in public I mean (as well as at home) I often wear a Union-Kilt, but rarely see anyone else wear one. A few other men that I encounter, claim that they wear a kilt from t...

I have been wearing a kilt or kilt-like skirt almost constantly but unfortunately haven't seen too many other men do it.... eta: in public I mean (as well as at home) I spot one or two skirted guys a month. That's not many, but it reassures me I'm not the only nutcase. Yay! Occasionally I get a com...

I have been wearing a kilt or kilt-like skirt almost constantly but unfortunately haven't seen too many other men do it.... eta: in public I mean (as well as at home) I spot one or two skirted guys a month. That's not many, but it reassures me I'm not the only nutcase. I have seen some also, but no...