Love this VPL of Jake


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[ June 29, 2005, 02:32 PM: Message edited by: m1 ]

Who is Jakie G? And what is a VPL? And why such a large picture instead of a link? This is a message board, not a picture board.

Jake Gyllenhal, from the Day After Tomorrow. He is REALLY yummy. Yeah, the pic is kinda big, but he does look good.

Too bad he had to wear a swimsuit.

Visible P-nis Line. The picture is big Joe so that you can see it. I thought you boys in Philly liked big things! This is way more than a message board.

When you enter the link it would be just as big as though you posted the image.

[ June 30, 2005, 06:07 AM: Message edited by: sportinlife ]

No kidding huh? Who cares if it's posted as pic or a link. It happens on this board all the time. It wasn't as big in the original pic from the site as it is here. And it cuts right to the chase.

I didn't see anyone complaining about this thread of David Carr and the multiple big pics that were posted here.
David Carr thread

[ June 29, 2005, 02:29 PM: Message edited by: TommyC84 ]

No, it's a DISCUSSION board.

And that \"penis\" could easily be a little air pocket or a ripple in the fabric. Those things are known to occur when one is walking.

But someone who's reading this message board and doesn't have a high-speed connection shouldn't be subjected to the long wait for such a large picture to download. I remember those days before I got my cable modem, and feel for those who are still stuck on dialup. If a link is posted then they have the option of clicking on it or not.

I don't often click on Hot Jock threads because most of them are by far the most boring threads on this entire board.

Speak for yourself!

And I agree, the snippy comments about a picture being posted are pretty ridiculous. It's not that big of a deal.

[ June 29, 2005, 07:05 PM: Message edited by: golfer 22 ]

Don't know about others but I wasn't being snippy, just noting that it isn't necessary to post an image for the larger pic to be viewed.

However with some, and TommyC84's seems to be one of them, it is necessary to post a link to the site where the picture is and forewarn the reader that they have to enlarge the picture to view the "detail" referred to. I personally think the pic is a fine contribution to the age-old OS arguement "Is it real or is it a fold?" wink