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hey everyone i just got a new diamondback venom longbow,60" 49#@27" it's awsome.beautiful bow.does anybody know about this bowyer.so far so good i got it off of you know who bay.but it has all the eye candy too.i like it a lot.what do yall think.www.diamondbackarchery.com
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Randy is right,sounds beautiful PS I cant post pictures So I understand no pics
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This is a super easy way to post pictures. The site is called Imagelinky, http://www.imagelinky.com/ You will still need to resize your pictures before uploading them, but this site will allow you to skip the whole photobucket transfer step. 1.) Resize all pictures to be posted to 640 pixels wide 2.) Open http://www.imagelinky.com/ 3.) Select the “Browse” button on the Imagelinky site. A window will open. 4.) Go to the place on your computer where the picture is stored, select the picture file and click the open button. 5.) From the Imagelinky window click the “Upload” button. Three boxes will appear. 6.) Copy everything from the third box “Forum Link” 7.) Paste everything that was copied into the Trad Gang message box and select “Preview Post” The picture should have transferred. Repeat steps 3 – 6 to add more pictures.
Here's another way from a post from "Gatekeeper"...
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Randy Keene Posts: 6669 | From: georgia | Registered: Aug 2007
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Imgur (www.imgur.com) is another option. i use either photobucket or Imgur. The pictures first have to be downloaded to your computer from your camera. Then you upload them to photobucket, imgur, imagelinky, etc. then post. It really isn't that hard once you overcome your fear of computers...
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Randy Keene Posts: 6669 | From: georgia | Registered: Aug 2007
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You are doing great! You can post up to 8 pictures at one time in one block. The diamondback bows remind me of the Centaurs...nice looking bow sir! (You can also use the preview button before you post to make sure you got it right).
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Randy Keene Posts: 6669 | From: georgia | Registered: Aug 2007
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Thats a Purty Bow ya got there!! CONGRATS!!
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I have a diamondback recurve and absolutely love it. Shoots as good as it looks with very little hand shock and no stacking at all. I put the beaver balls in the string and it is whisper quiet as well. I wasn't sure about the finger grooves until I actually got it in my hand, but dang if it don't fit like a glove.
-------------------- Mark 8:36 "What good is it for a man to gain the whole world, yet forfeit his soul?" Diamondback Venom II 42@26 You call, we haul, that's all! Posts: 37 | From: Carlisle, Iowa | Registered: Jan 2011
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