KNICKS Imported Briar
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Photos are almost essential.
This is a way to add photos to your post:
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1.) Login
2.) Go to My Account (may have hit Home button first) and mouse down to Album.
3.) Choose Upload Picture (navigate to photo you've given a sensible name to), be sure to then hit Upload.
4.) Go back to Album, click on thumbnail to open full size image. Right click (Windows); Control Click (Mac) and select "copy image location" (its URL).
5.) Return to your reply window in the thread and click on the IMG buttont at the top of the compose window.
7.) Paste the image location into the window and click OK.
The method of Control (Mac) or Right (Windows) click on an image will work for images in most photo hosting sites such as Imgur.
This is a way to add photos to your post:
To get photos to load quickly and show in the post, you first have to upload the photo to this site.
1.) Login
2.) Go to My Account (may have hit Home button first) and mouse down to Album.
3.) Choose Upload Picture (navigate to photo you've given a sensible name to), be sure to then hit Upload.
4.) Go back to Album, click on thumbnail to open full size image. Right click (Windows); Control Click (Mac) and select "copy image location" (its URL).
5.) Return to your reply window in the thread and click on the IMG buttont at the top of the compose window.
7.) Paste the image location into the window and click OK.
The method of Control (Mac) or Right (Windows) click on an image will work for images in most photo hosting sites such as Imgur.
Thanks for the instructions, jpm'. Any chance this is a house pipe for the sports team? Looks maybe too old. Imported Briar is nearly always a stamp used on U.S. made or distributed pipes to indicate the pipe is briar, after other materials were used during WWII.
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