I used to work with HTML for a while, so I will try to explain:

You must use a picture from the internet.
Right-click on the picture and choose the last option, 'properties/qualities' (I don't know what it says on English computers exactly, sorry)

A small page will pop-up, telling you the protocol, the address/URL, the size etc. of the picture. Copy the address/URL. This is your picture:

ttp://static.flickr.com/43/87080689_a6275424e8_o.jpg

Because of the HTML already used in the forum, you don't need the http: part. Backspace this, and your picture-link will look like this:

//static.flickr.com/43/87080689_a6275424e8_o.jpg

Now you need the code to enter your picture into HTML on the forum.

< img src='PASTE YOUR COPIED ADDRESS/URL HERE' >

01. Don't forget to delete the 'spaces' I used before the < and >. They shouldn't be there, but otherwise I couldn't show you teh code.

02. Don't forget to open and close the address with ' and don't forget to open and close the code with < & > . Don't use any SPACES in your code.


If you did everything well, your result is as follows:

I wonder what I am more shocked with: the fact that the terrible things go on and that the English police doesn't seem to do a shit about it, or the disrespectful and insulting comments of 'Oli'?


Ceyda, merak etme. Herşey daha iyi olacak. Seni güzel bir hayat bekliyor

Well, in my case, keeping my Dutch bankaccount will be cheaper than opening a Turkish one: even if you have a Turkish bankaccount that accepts euros/dollars, your parents will have to pay for sending you the money anyway.

If you take out ALL your money at once in the bankomatik, it's cheaper then having your parents to pay for sending the money to your turkish bankaccount plús paying the exchange rates in an office or bank.

I don't know about Poland, but this is how it is for me. Ithink for each country it counts that you have to pay for sending money to an account in a different country.

Ah Meltem, you beat me to it