Quiz

[Byron]

OK - so little to go on but any suit recognition experts out there prepared to attempt an ID of this bashful blogger's Speedo ?
http://npimages.blogspot.co.uk/2010/...arch-2010.html

[louis]

Page does not exist.

[Crail]

Byron, sorry, buddy, URL does not work for me. Not picking on you, just thought you might like to know. For now, I'll use my imagination; and I do have a wild imagination LOL

[Byron]

.......it was a pic of some fabric with Speedo embroidered upon it but didn't show the whole suit. It was a blogspot from a guy called Monkton - rather an odd piece of illustration just to tell us he had been for a swim but finding him again has so far proved impossible (but I shall go back to wherever I can remember I was as I obviously need a key word to trigger it again).

[Torchwatch]

The "..." part of a url is a shortened form expressing data not shown .

If you type a url into a message and include "..." then the url missing that data will not work.

Don't ever type urls, unless you are an expert typist, the probability of error tends to 100%. It is much quicker and more accurate to "copy" and "paste" them.

If you do not know how to "cut", "copy" and paste then you need to learn, whatever language your computer works in. These are basic essential skills.

It doesn't matter if you make spelling, grammar and punctuation errors in the text body of a thread, the human reader can adjust, but any error however slight when "talking" to a computer results in the machine failing to comply, and wastes your time and your message.

If you have made a error in a thread on here, then reread it after posting and and press the edit command at the bottom of the page to correct it.

If you are using Microsoft Explorer as your web browser, selecting "Favourites" and "History" will give you a list of all sites you have visited in the last 2 weeks. You can find lost sites on there.

[Byron]

LOL - I knew you'd say that - you're right of course but I made a mess of c&p the last time I tried. The URL for a website is not usually very long and doesn't cause problems but taking out a pic from a mass of otherwise irrelevent pics is another matter and the individual URL to be specifically pinpointed in that case can run on forever with all sorts of computer hiroglyphics* (and so the mistakes creep in).

Well, practise makes perfect it is said so I will retrace what I can and rely on Crail's vivid imagination for the moment.

Thanks for your post.


*and I need a spell check there too