Laugh of the day

[Bill_1856]

Check out Dagor77's current ebay offerings under "Oh...My...God." LOL!

[Scott Fleming]

You couldn't paste in a link?

[Paul Fitzgerald]

Hi there,

http://cgi.ebay.com/Ohhh-My-GOD_W0QQitemZ7590314175QQcategoryZ15248QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

Ohhh..................My....................GOD!!!!!!!!

[Bill_1856]

No, Scott; I have no idea how that is done. Sorry.

[tim atherton]

cut... and ... paste...!

[Oren Grad]

cgi.ebay.com/Ohhh-My-GOD_W0QQitemZ7590314175QQcategoryZ15248QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

[Bruce Watson]

Nice, but it looks like it might weigh just a smidge more than my Toho ;-)

You ULF guys have fun with it!

[Ralph Barker]

Pretty cool, but will it fit directly into a Copal 1? (lol)

What I find particularly funny is that one of the bidders is named "wideangleman".

[Scott Fleming]

Sorry Bill,

I was curt and I apologise. If you would like to make an actual link you can see how it is done by clicking on 'view' in the menu bar and then choose 'view source'. This will bring up a new page with the source code of whatever page you were on. It's a bit confusing but you can sort it out if you try. Find Oren's post in there and you will see what he did. Clue: look for the HTML code that starts with ahref .....

But you don't really have to go to that trouble. Just highlight whatever is in the title bar of your browser for the link you want to tell us about ... right click on it (or ctrl click if using mac) and choose 'cut'. Then go to your target page, this one, and in your comment box right click or ctrl click at the blinking cursor and choose paste. On my mac/safari browser this is almost as good as a real active link as I can right click on your pasted address and get an option to just go to that link. I don't know if windows browsers do that now.

If you were kidding about not knowing how to paste a link ... please disregard this post.

[Bill_1856]

Thanks, Scott. No I wasn't kidding; have no idea how to post a link from one document into another. Always impressed by my friends who seem to do it routinely.