Cars in the wild!!

[Chauncey]

Some recent spies.  That white wagon had a GTO front clip.  Not sure if that was factory or not, but looked pretty sweet.

[hillbilly les]

prettie sweet

[Chauncey]

[Krandall]

that 3 looks sweet!

someone is ballin H-A-R-D with that van

I'll add a few I've found recently!






This bimmer was rollin HARD. Was soo sweet in person, Pics don't do it enough justice for sure.









Neighbors got a new ride!






For Chauncey




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[hillbilly les]

love the dark pickup,,just looks fast

[Krandall]

a friend sent me this

[hillbilly les]

ya,, that's sweet

[Chauncey]

Eff yes.  Wonder what the engine's out of.

[hillbilly les]

jist how it would sound

[Chauncey]

Saw this at the local bi-weekly car show last week.  About s**t when I saw them back wheels as we drove by.

[hillbilly les]

wowzer..what a set back

[Chauncey]

Just picking up a case a beer on a Friday morning...

[Krandall]

holy ginormous pictures batman. Even on my 24" screen O____O

[Chauncey]

How does one "alter" the google plus pics?  They look fine on my 30-some "monitor"...

For real, tho.  When I post pictures that are uploaded to my blogspot page, I can "hack" the url to change the size.  Any idea how to do such a thing with pics from the googles?

[Krandall]

How does one "alter" the google plus pics?   They look fine on my 30-some "monitor"...

For real, tho.  When I post pictures that are uploaded to my blogspot page, I can "hack" the url to change the size.  Any idea how to do such a thing with pics from the googles?

<begin nerdiness>

If what I believe you're doing is opening up your photos in google (photos.google.com or plus.google.com/photos/yourphotos) right clicking/get img url.. When you do that, it actually auto sets the size of the photo to what size it is as it's displayed currently when you grabbed that URL. So somewhere in that URL you copy, google sets the photo size automatically. You can do one of two things. (right now your images are 1695x954) which most people(at least on here) the total screen resolution size they run is 1280x1024. So you're busting out.


So. Two things you can do:
A: Shrink your browser window down to a more moderately sized proportion. Then copy/paste the link
OR
B: You can modify the IMG code link to look like this

Code Select Expand

[IMG width=700] <link to pic> [/img]

And then you can set the width to whatever you want. The code will auto adjust the height to whatever it should be proportionately.



annnnnd


</end nerd chat>