What do you know about Hungarian pipes?

[ssjones]

This is your image URL to copy:

http://pipesmagazine.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/album/16720/hungarian.jpg
Paste it into the IMG box on the reply and viloa:

(you've uploaded a very tiny picture of the pipe)

 

[aldecaker]

Nothing against the Country Squire, but I prefer the genuine faux-wood look of an early '70s Town and Country, myself.

 

[sablebrush52]

I copied the URL that you just posted, clicked on the IMG button immediately above the Reply window, clicked OK, and voila!

 

[pappymac]

The Country Squire is also a tobacconist which has been in Jackson Mississippi since the mid 1970s and they do a good pipe smoking podcast every week named Country Squire Radio.

 

[countrysquire]

OK but too small.

 

[jpmcwjr]

Squire-
You need to open the full image and then select its URL (web address).

 

[countrysquire]

Not worth the effort to do one at a time this way. I have 4 more details. Why can't the system that we use to construct an album, by retrieving from computer and simply posting be utilized? Unless it can be done and I am missing the point? My album images are able to be magnified; if I am not mistaken?

 

[jpmcwjr]

You can link to an album of photos you set up on, for instance, Imgur.com.
The thumbnails you linked to cannot be usefully magnified.

 

[sablebrush52]

If I select the image location of the thumbnail and paste it into the IMG window I get this:

If I click on the thumbnail so that the full scale image page opens and then copy the image location and paste it into the IMG window I get this:

 

[ssjones]

Do you smoke this pipe, or is it only a collectable?

 

[countrysquire]

http://pipesmagazine.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/1/files/album/16720/0093-600x450.jpg

 

[ssjones]

You need to right-click on your picture, to get the URL and then copy/paste THAT into the IMG function box.
Here's a screen shot of how this is done. Note that I'm using Photobucket, via that kind of image hosting platform, you just copy the IMG line and paste that DIRECTLY into a thread - do not use the IMG function of the reply box. Photobucket and other hosting sites add the image function for you. Postimage is another good, free photo hosting site. If you choose to use the album, right-clicking on an image gets you the info to paste (same for Ebay pictures, etc.)

 

[ssjones]

Your image done with the above direction.

 

[ssjones]

My mother is Hungarian, so this is interesting to me!

 

[countrysquire]

It has to be simple and I appreciate the attention given to my ineptitude by the chosen few but I must be zigging, when I should be zagging.
I have a hosting site but that is another step and I try to avoid entanglements. NIHIL SIMPLEX UMQUAM EST.
Back to the drawing board!!! I've sure made a goulash out of this but as a sausage maker, even my failures are edible. You men have proven this salvageable.

 

[ssjones]

Errabundi Saepe, Semper Certi

(Often wrong, but always certain)
My motto!

 

[countrysquire]

Well I am certainly wrong here. NOTHING IS EVER SIMPLE. NIHIL SIMPLEX UMQUAM EST. I built our home with my own hands. That is when I coined our motto.

 

[mso489]

I had a colleague at work whose last name was Magyar, who said this was a royal name in Hungary. I don't know about royalty, but she was intelligent, helpful, and otherwise a good person, in my experience.

 

[countrysquire]

I still cannot get off the dime.http://www.myhostedpics.com/images/thelionspaw/005_2.jpg

 

[countrysquire]

Quite elegant but I wouldn't expect less from an artist. A person able to project image with a sable brush and a sterling briar too.
I am of the opinion that we smoke pipes. solely for the image. not just pleasure........ but style brings pleasure.
I followed your instructions,"If I click on the thumbnail so that the full scale image page opens and then copy the image location and paste it into the IMG window I get this":
Didn't work for me....YET!....
It's snowing. Started last night....I need a pipe....predicted for tonight and tomorrow too....I may need a lot of pipes?