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Works for me.

The coding is correct and should work.

...but we can click the link and see you.

Me:

Hal, I compared your coding to my coding and you it appears that you left off some of the coding. I don't see ".png" suffix on your coding as I do have on my coding.

Try going to Photobucket again, and where the coding is, simply place your mouse on the [img] coding line and right-click and it will automatically pick-up the entire coding line.

Then, come here, paste the coding and remove all of the [URL][/URL] coding before and after [IMG][/IMG] and it should work.

Karen is relieved. She was getting quite jealous of you, Rick.

I went to Hal's actual PICTURE, RIGHT clicked on OPEN IMAGE IN NEW TAB and copied the image URL, which DOES end in a jpg file extension.

Me...

Now THAT is what you call a barbooza.

There’s someone here I want Rick to meet… he’s single. Easy enough since we can stop by our cafe where he works.

Check him out here.

My morning blog post:

UPDATED DAILY: What do I think about and what I do I think about it?

March 22, 2016 Trump’s Trump card to the presidency has always been fear instilled by a terrorist attack. Wrost case would be an attack on U.S. soil. His comments following the attack in Brussels gives us a preview of how he will exploit fear among Americans. Trumps said “We don’t know who they are or where they’re from. We don’t learn. I will tell you, I’ve been talking about this for a long time. This whole thing will get worse as time goes by.” In an interview on CBS News, Trump said a Brussels-like attack was “going to happen in the United States.” And on NBC’s “Today Show,” Trump again called for the use of waterboarding on terror suspects.

Hillary Clinton’s response made sense, yet because in it’s accuracy it was also complex. We have sadly learned about how an authoritarian leader manipulates and exploits fears among his followers by offering seemingly simple solutions.

Trump and the C word: How deep has Trump brought our political discourse into the gutter? Who would have thought that a word sometimes referred to as “the c word” but rarely printed in full in the online news would actually be spelled out. But thanks to Trump's honcho Corey Lewandowski allegedly using it in an argument with a female employee, it is being reported widely in its full four letter unglory. Here’s one article, but there are more which you can find by doing a search for Corey Lewandowski and the c word spelled out, however you may have to turn off “safe search” which blocks pornography websites.