Guess what this is.!!!
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Enmos
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Orleander, you firstly have to save the pic (to your hard disk), rename it, then upload it, for example in imageshack, so that people will not be able to guess it easily from the image properties (link address).
and why would they open the image properties? I'm not gonna go through all that hassle just because some people can't guess from looking at it? :shrug:
Because they can
Just by right-clicking the image, the name is shown. Like the image that you posted above, I can see the name is "star nose".It will not take you 1 minute:
- save the image
- change the file name
- upload it in http://imageshack.us/
- link it here
so, only extra the first 3 steps
It ant no big deal especialy if you jus post a pitcher ever now an then... i even take the pitchers myself that i post in this thred.!!!
No, but it's like giving it away.
Guess what this is.
Is that Uranus? It looks quite similar to this:
Guess what this is.
As I quote your post, there is three image links, but only two images appear on my computer. I can't see the second image, and when I copy paste the second image link, I still can't view it either. Is it just my computer...?
i think the link got moved..
Ah, I see, thanks. I thought it's my firefox.
Enmos
Valued Senior Member
guess what this is
A polyp?
By the way, Orleander, you can see the name of the file when you quote your post as well..
its an alien reproductive organ! (can i say p*ssy here?)
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Enmos
Valued Senior Member
Yea, I looked it up too after I noticed the hair
The original article: http://naturescrusaders.wordpress.com/2008/10/26/star-nose-mole-blows-bubbles-under-water/
Damn.. look at those claws though!
Yup. Btw, I removed the image, too, it's going to haunt me from now on :bawl:
If you receive an e-mail notification of a reply posted in a thread to which you have subscribed, you will see the photo properties because they are shown in the notice like so:
http://naturescrusaders.files.wordpress.com/2008/10/dn10834-1_500star-nose1.jpg
I am going to say a high speed shot of a rare double Zit explosion.