It's not too often that I see tittie shots that give me pause.
This one definitely did.
Jesus.
Spectacular titties. A little Monday pick me up for all you perverts
- Thread starter james t kirk
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It's not too often that I see tittie shots that give me pause.
This one definitely did.
Jesus.
This pic is useless with clothing.
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Easy boy.
Best way is to download the reddit app on your phone or computer. She drops the frock and they are incredible.
FYI, reddit has all kinds of incredible porn. You'll be like Quagmire from family guy for the rest of the week. Just search under your favourite kink. You'll see. I reccomend stating with "gonewild*
Giggidy.
You could have just posted the gif:
(Click on the grey square).
If I knew how to do that.
Do tell.
But if you have the app, you can click on her username and then profile and see all of her goodness.
Or just click on "gonewild" though that might be dangerous.
the animation is .gifv image file type; .mp4 video, if saved.
To post .gifv in a TERB forum reply, paste the url of the image twice, and add manual html image tags around one of the urls.
What I typed looked like this:
Thank you from all of use who are low-tech and are not on reddit.
See this post from April, 2021:
at the time, I discovered that procedure through trial and error. I never considered it to be the only path to success.
Two years ago, the TERB toolbar didn't recognize the .gifv image file type. I hadn't attempted to insert one of them in a post recently.
@Valcazar, you can't paste a url into the popup box for insert image from the toolbar; you can select a file by browsing files/ folders, or you can drag and drop. As mentioned in my post which you quoted, the .gifv image file type is changed to .mp4 video file type if it's saved, and TERB has limitations for the sources for video links; I don't know if non-advertisers can insert a video from a source other than YouTube. I'm going to attempt your procedure, but with the insert video, rather than insert image button from the toolbar, dragging and dropping the .mp4 file. Here goes:
The .gifv file saved as .mp4 is 19.2 MB, well beyond the maximum size for a TERB forum post.
I have demonstrated that my method works, but there may be additional valid procedures, other than the method james t kirk used in post #1.
If your procedure works, but I didn't do it correctly, please demonstrate; the url of the image is displayed in post #9.
When I first posted #7, the image didn't appear until I clicked on the 'frame', but after I edited the post to add '(Click on the grey square)', it appeared. That's explained in the April 2021 link within this post.
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I used to have a working procedure that allowed me to post YouTube video links in forums for videos that were blocked from the general public because of copyright claims. YouTube noticed what I was doing and made programming changes to thwart me. I should take that as a compliment, because they think I'm a lot more knowledgeable than I am; I just tested a number of different ways, and one of them worked.
Back in the day, YouTube sent an automated e-mail whenever an upload was completed, (showing the url of the video), and frequently a second e-mail followed moments later, saying that the video was blocked. I intentionally uploaded videos that I knew would be blocked to obtain that first e-mail. I've only had one of my YouTube uploads physically removed; I can watch all of the blocked ones myself while I'm signed in to my account.
I'm guessing there are two reasons for that:
1) YouTube could potentially face litigation if they arbitrarily deleted certain uploads based on the content. This might relate to the terms established when the site was first created in February, 2005. I know that you can upload ANY kind of video to YouTube, including XXX, if it's designated as 'Private'.
2) I suspect that Google wants to keep copies of every video uploaded to YouTube, and certain ones that they consider to be of potential value are being saved until the copyrights expire, then they'll copyright that material themselves immediately when it would otherwise have gone to the Public Domain.
OH MY, NOW I UNDERSTAND!
Not quite as spectacular as yesterday, but still incredibly beautiful. Perfect really.
And I love the jeans.
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