Test | Tragic Comedy

Just seeing if I can get a picture of Malachi to show up here...

If this works, this is Malachi's "Get that camera out of my %^&*ing face!" look! :)

[EDIT] Hmmm... I did something wrong here...

Anyhow, you could go to MySpace to look at the pictures that way. Either search for my name, or I think my url is www.myspace.com/crazycataaron. Or click here. It's pretty barren, though.

Six Replies to Test

Scott Hardie | April 20, 2008
MySpace doesn't allow images to be shared unless you're logged in, which also means no hotlinking. :-\

Steve West | April 20, 2008
It worked for me, whatever that's worth. Make sure you use the url that's for the picture itself. Right click the picture and look at Properties. Copy and paste the URL found there. That's how I do it.

Lori Lancaster | April 20, 2008
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Scott Hardie | April 20, 2008
I did the same, but MySpace told me I had to be logged in. :-\

Aaron Shurtleff | April 20, 2008
That's what I did wrong. I used the page URL not the picture URL.

My other three cats are there, too, if anyone wants to see them!

Aaron Shurtleff | April 21, 2008
Yeah. I had to get the cactaur in a picture!

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