Theme Park Discussion / Guess the Coaster

You could afford to be a little more respectful of an occasional spelling error. I was just in a rush to get the next picture and keep the game going.

Edited by Ge-Ride, 16 July 2006 - 09:23 PM.

I'm gonna venture a guess by the track type and color and say Speed at Sahara.

Nope. Sorry. That is incorrect.

Blue Rocky Coaster at Aidontnoe Land.





Wild enough?

You could afford to be a little more respectful of an occasional spelling error. I was just in a rush to get the next picture and keep the game going.

not you. I wouldn't say that to someone i don't know haven't talked to before
I have respect like that. If i know them a little. Hell why not

euro mir at europa park.

not you. I wouldn't say that to someone i don't know haven't talked to before
I have respect like that. If i know them a little. Hell why not

Oh. I was just thinking that because I edited my post and thought I changed something. Nevermind.
You are correct, twister12.

i have a question this probably sounds corny, but how do you attach picture files to the website???

You can attach your file with this option. (It allows you to attach just 1 file per post)



OR...

You can host your image in some file/image hosting site, and then put the link in the post.

Edited by RCFanB&M, 17 July 2006 - 01:17 AM.

To show an image, go to www.imageshack.us, browse for a file on your comp, hit "Upload," then take the bottom code and copy-paste it onto the "Insert Image" button, and presto, you've got a picture.

Or

If you already have the picture url, go ahead and put that into the "Insert Image" button stuff, and (again) presto, you've got a picture.

Comprende?

thanks guys

No problem.

my picture isn't coming up on my screen.

Which type of file is it? (JPEG, GIF)

jpeg.

it's actually a picture i took with my camera.

Maybe it's too big. Did you make it smaller?

i didn't. i'll have to figure this out. until then someone go for me.

I'll go.





To twister12:
Open MS Paint, go to "Image" up at the top. On the drop-down menu, click Size/Skew and then resize your image by a percentage (I'd go with 50%, but if that looks a little bigger than other people's, do it again, and type in 75%).

Orochi@Expoland?

For sure, dude.