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Cute Kitty Pictures!


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Of course I have NO kitties on the first page!!! I like irony :P Anyway, post many cute kittys here! :)


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Of course I have NO kitties on the first page!!! I like irony :P Anyway, post many cute kittys here! :)

I have a really cute kitty picture on my computer that someone sent me - but have no idea how to get it on a post.... can anyone help? It won't let me "copy/paste" and there is no attach icon!

tarnalberry Community Regular

Yup, there's no attaching pictures directly to a post. You can link them to a pre-existing storage place, but that's about it:

Open Original Shared Link

:P

DingoGirl Enthusiast
Yup, there's no attaching pictures directly to a post. You can link them to a pre-existing storage place, but that's about it:

Open Original Shared Link

:P

oh, that poodle is just so gosh-darned CUTE!!!!!! :wub:

my facebook photos are not open to anyone but friends, so they won't post here.....

but in my av, you can see my wee Skit Kat, snuggling with his big sister Weezee - it's true love :wub:

psawyer Proficient

You can also post them to a site such as photobucket.com and then post links to that site.

This is a picture of my wife and me, with our two store mascots.

The longhair tabby is Becky, and the shorthair pale tortoiseshell is Caramel (who is also in my current avatar).

tarnalberry Community Regular

free sites are the Open Original Shared Link!

hehehe...

neesee Apprentice

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Open Original Shared Link He is so sad....and I eated his cookie!!! :unsure:

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