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Get your fecking camera out of my kitchen.Originally posted by speling bee View Post
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Option 1= disable FlashOriginally posted by FiveTimes View PostIs there a way to stop youtube/videos being show ?
There needs to be a [video] tag removal settings
Option 2= Put this line in your "host" file:
www.youtube.com 127.0.0.1
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Look at the jaw.Originally posted by cojak View PostRigghhttt...
Your idea of a semi-naked man? (the sweet tease garter belt is a nice touch though...)
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You are being a little unfair. The OP's complaint was semi-naked women. I posted a photo of a semi-naked man. He really should have been more specific.Originally posted by cojak View PostAh, but where's the fun in considerate behaviour? Much more amusing to think that you've caused embarrassment to someone with your 'humourous' placement of pop-up naughty pics.
That's why images got withdrawn last time you know, speling bee.
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Some hope of that ever happeningOriginally posted by PorkPie View Postok have turned them off... I now don't get to see the interesting/amusing ones either though - it would be better if you all just behaved yourselves

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When at work I just turn off display images in Firefox (when visiting any website that is not work related) and wait until I get to my hotel to see what MTT has posted (Youtube is blocked as a matter of course)
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Ah, but where's the fun in considerate behaviour? Much more amusing to think that you've caused embarrassment to someone with your 'humourous' placement of pop-up naughty pics.Originally posted by NotAllThere View PostNSFW images in clearly marked threads only perhaps?
That's why images got withdrawn last time you know, speling bee.
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ok have turned them off... I now don't get to see the interesting/amusing ones either though - it would be better if you all just behaved yourselves
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Is there a way to stop youtube/videos being show ?
There needs to be a [video] tag removal settings
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But i don't want the basic editorOriginally posted by FiveTimes View Postyes, you can change your settings and select editor as basic.
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