GONE BLONDE
Aug 13th 2007 | 4:12 am
#31
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 4,990
Re: GONE BLONDE
To add pic to a posting
get pic ..move it to your desktop
thats the screen where you have just the program
icons on it
click new reply or quote at the bottom of the post you are replying to
new screen opens
scroll down to Additional options
click on Manage attachments
new screen opens
click on browse at the top right
new screen opens at top see "look in"
change if require to show Desktop
find your pic name and click on it
at the bottom press open
you will now be back at the manage attachment screen
click on upload in the browse section
when loaded you will see current attachment come up
with the name of the pic on it
click at the top Close this window
you will now be back at the BE window
click submit reply ...
Done
get pic ..move it to your desktop
thats the screen where you have just the program
icons on it
click new reply or quote at the bottom of the post you are replying to
new screen opens
scroll down to Additional options
click on Manage attachments
new screen opens
click on browse at the top right
new screen opens at top see "look in"
change if require to show Desktop
find your pic name and click on it
at the bottom press open
you will now be back at the manage attachment screen
click on upload in the browse section
when loaded you will see current attachment come up
with the name of the pic on it
click at the top Close this window
you will now be back at the BE window
click submit reply ...
Done
Aug 15th 2007 | 2:24 am
#36
Powered by cows
Joined: Jul 2004
Posts: 4,582
From: currently Dubai, ex UK
Aug 15th 2007 | 5:07 am
#38
Powered by cows
Joined: Jul 2004
Posts: 4,582
From: currently Dubai, ex UK
Aug 15th 2007 | 6:08 am
#39
Excess Baggage
Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 5,479
From: UK
Re: GONE BLONDE
Right. Sofia.
I've only been here a week and a half, and can categorically say that it's a world away from Dubai. The place is oozing with history out of every pore, whether it be from majestic cathedrals and university buildings to the tree-lined boulevards to the narrow, dirty streets covered in graffiti. Some of it seems to be from about 50 years ago, but this has its own charm.
There are bars and restaurants everywhere, and you can eat like a king, and drink like a fish for less than a tenner, sometimes a fiver. The trendier bars are a little more expensive, but not greatly, and they buzz with people from all generations. Trams and trolleybuses rush to and fro.
There is real weather. Sun, then rain, then thunderstorms, then hot sunshine again, but not overly hot. On the outskirts, you can see the mountains that surround the city - green peaks with little terracotta-roofed settlements nestling in the foothills, and ski resorts only an hour away in winter.
Herds of wildebeest sweep fluidly through the shopping malls. OK, I'm getting carried away now.
No, it's really nice. I like it. I can't wait to get out of my hotel and find a place to live. Can't decide between the city centre or the outskirts. Both have their attractions.
And the food and drink is pretty damn good. Very Mediterranean-influenced, with salads and fish and chicken hearts and lambs brains and cheese, but with a slight hint of the orient. The wine is great. They say it's Bulgaria's best kept secret, and people are dreading the day the retail giants get in the scene and bring homogeny and high prices.
Here is a view from my hotel room. (Oh, and the women are STUNNING)
Aug 15th 2007 | 6:26 am
#40
Its all good
Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 7,650
From: Dubai
Re: GONE BLONDE
Wow that was a bit of a changeabout - haven't managed to catch up on whats been happening yet??
Aug 15th 2007 | 4:50 pm
#41
Banned
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 71
Re: GONE BLONDE
See? Not as hard as you thought it would be.
Right. Sofia.
I've only been here a week and a half, and can categorically say that it's a world away from Dubai. The place is oozing with history out of every pore, whether it be from majestic cathedrals and university buildings to the tree-lined boulevards to the narrow, dirty streets covered in graffiti. Some of it seems to be from about 50 years ago, but this has its own charm.
There are bars and restaurants everywhere, and you can eat like a king, and drink like a fish for less than a tenner, sometimes a fiver. The trendier bars are a little more expensive, but not greatly, and they buzz with people from all generations. Trams and trolleybuses rush to and fro.
There is real weather. Sun, then rain, then thunderstorms, then hot sunshine again, but not overly hot. On the outskirts, you can see the mountains that surround the city - green peaks with little terracotta-roofed settlements nestling in the foothills, and ski resorts only an hour away in winter.
Herds of wildebeest sweep fluidly through the shopping malls. OK, I'm getting carried away now.
No, it's really nice. I like it. I can't wait to get out of my hotel and find a place to live. Can't decide between the city centre or the outskirts. Both have their attractions.
And the food and drink is pretty damn good. Very Mediterranean-influenced, with salads and fish and chicken hearts and lambs brains and cheese, but with a slight hint of the orient. The wine is great. They say it's Bulgaria's best kept secret, and people are dreading the day the retail giants get in the scene and bring homogeny and high prices.
Here is a view from my hotel room. (Oh, and the women are STUNNING)
Right. Sofia.
I've only been here a week and a half, and can categorically say that it's a world away from Dubai. The place is oozing with history out of every pore, whether it be from majestic cathedrals and university buildings to the tree-lined boulevards to the narrow, dirty streets covered in graffiti. Some of it seems to be from about 50 years ago, but this has its own charm.
There are bars and restaurants everywhere, and you can eat like a king, and drink like a fish for less than a tenner, sometimes a fiver. The trendier bars are a little more expensive, but not greatly, and they buzz with people from all generations. Trams and trolleybuses rush to and fro.
There is real weather. Sun, then rain, then thunderstorms, then hot sunshine again, but not overly hot. On the outskirts, you can see the mountains that surround the city - green peaks with little terracotta-roofed settlements nestling in the foothills, and ski resorts only an hour away in winter.
Herds of wildebeest sweep fluidly through the shopping malls. OK, I'm getting carried away now.
No, it's really nice. I like it. I can't wait to get out of my hotel and find a place to live. Can't decide between the city centre or the outskirts. Both have their attractions.
And the food and drink is pretty damn good. Very Mediterranean-influenced, with salads and fish and chicken hearts and lambs brains and cheese, but with a slight hint of the orient. The wine is great. They say it's Bulgaria's best kept secret, and people are dreading the day the retail giants get in the scene and bring homogeny and high prices.
Here is a view from my hotel room. (Oh, and the women are STUNNING)
Aug 15th 2007 | 5:39 pm
#43
Banned
Joined: Aug 2007
Posts: 71
Re: GONE BLONDE
Sounds like he was rubbing it in, and I'm just sitting in my house. I'm not on a magical fabulous vacation where the wine flows like water, and there are beautiful women all around..
I just uploaded some pictures
I just uploaded some pictures
