Melinda Shore wrote:
In article ,
Phil L wrote:
Tinypic.com is, as the name suggests, a website (as indsicated by
the .com bit at the end) and the name might appear to some to be a
refference to animal health, but to anyone with a brain larger than
a grape, it might conjure up the phrase 'small picture', in the
sense that you can go there and without any registration or anything
else, post a picture, which generates a hyperlink, which can be cut
& pasted here, that link, when clicked on, opens tinypic.com

Oh! So you want a *picture*? Well, why not say so?

The OP asked a question as to how does he/she post a picture, I gave him/her
instructions on how to do that, not that I could diagnose the dog's
condition - for all you know it could be a rice krispie stuck to it's face.


sorry for the confusion and do you have blonde hair?

You seem like a lovely person! Regardless, I'm glad to have
another vet here who's willing to do diagnosis without
actually seeing the dog. I think that's *awesome*, and I'm
really looking forward to seeing your treatment
recommendations. I was really impressed with your
nutritional expertise.

So you fancy yourself as a vet then? - if your expertise with animals is
anything like your inability to understand a simple usenet post, then I feel
truly sorry for all the animals you've treated over the years, still, I
don't suppose any of them are feeling any pain now.


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Phil L
RSRL Tipster Of The Year 2008