Anybody else think this thing is a pile of dung.
@ Half a dozen click and waits for a link.
@ Can't copy direct from web.
@ Jammed down my throat.

I'm looking for a new host.

 

It sucks every way imaginable.

 

Well, at least I know it's not just me.

 

So its not just me. I have hardly used it and had not used it in quite awhile.
Than when I logged on I thought I had lost my mind since it was different.

 

Life was better without computers and technology..................

 

i have been using picasa through google for 3.5 years and i have been pretty happy with it. if you have a youtube account you most likely already have a google account that will allow you to upload photo's to picasa. i also like the picasa photo editor. i find it does what i need and fairly simple to operate.

 

My brother really likes SkyDrive. I may look into it or Picasa.

 

My biggest complaint is I have alot of stuff on photobucket. I dont wanna have to move it.
skydrive is handy for backing up photos.

 

Hey Bark, get a picture of you in battle with a shrew. Maybe they'll go back to the old format.

 

I have heard the proper way to pronounce photobucket is to swap where the "ph" and "b" are.

I haven't used it much in a while because I keep killing cameras. They don't like dust.

 

Soon as I get a picture of me actually winning a battle I will post it.

Took me awhile but I finally got it.

 

Seems to work fine for me

 

You seem to fix a lot of things that way.

 

The new layout sucks. I also am using an old IE7 and that only compounds the isue. I have no idea how to upgrade anything so I will just keep using my old system till it dont work anymore then either buy a new computer or take it in and have some one clean all the bugs out and put a newer system on it.

 

I think it was more fun the way we demolished an old bar... wait, a pile of boards, last week.

Spread out a half a bale of straw, splashed around a couple gallons of old motor oil with a gallon of diesel mixed in, and lit it up.

Once the door burned off the upwind end, we had about 40 feet of flame rolling out the downwind side. And the tin on the roo... er, on top of the pile of boards, was glowing red.

Can't get a burn permit for a building, but you can get one for the remains of said building, once it's been torn down, so we burned a pile of boards. Just didn't mention how they were stacked.