I bin Scobled!

That is literally the first thing any normal person learns about html. If you can't make a hyperlink, you qualify as retarded in the 21st Century.

Too bad it's BB code and not HTML.

Too bad it's BB code and not HTML.

The skill set is easily portable. BB Code is just a set of specific text patterns which a script template engine can turn into HTML, so when you write BB code it becomes HTML as soon as you post it.

Skill set portability and software parsing aside, it's still not HTML.

Ed is the new Sheldon Brown.

It's not right to speak ill of the dead.

The skill set is easily portable. BB Code is just a set of specific text patterns which a script template engine can turn into HTML, so when you write BB code it becomes HTML as soon as you post it.

So many words can say so little....

"How hard is it to keep it tidy!"
if you mean turning words or phrases in to links then very hard, I have no idea how to do that. And don;t bother trying to explain because we will both just end up frustrated and annoyed.

1. Select word of phrase
   
2. Click the Insert Link button
   
3. Paste a URL (http://blah.com) into the field
   
4. Sexy time.
   

Al fresco dining.

"How hard is it to keep it tidy!"
if you mean turning words or phrases in to links then very hard, I have no idea how to do that. And don;t bother trying to explain because we will both just end up frustrated and annoyed.

1. Select word of phrase
   
2. Click the Insert Link button
   
3. Paste a URL (http://blah.com) into the field
   
4. Sexy time.
   
   

Thanks for the help. Guess how I am feeling now?

Hint: notice the lack of hyperlink in this post

"sumo, hoover your mouth over wac, you'll see what I mean."

https://www.lfgss.com/post1720342-31233.html

You want to hike to Everest base camp? Listen to Ed.
https://www.lfgss.com/post1720399-9.html

A comment here will get you a burn that will set what little hair you have on fire, Ed.

Jayloo'd, Fact.

https://www.lfgss.com/thread43906-3.html

something odd about that link^

Sorted.

1. Building bikes
   
   1. Changing tyres
      
   2. Handlebars
      
   3. Staying upright
      
   4. MTB
      
   5. Bike fitting
      
   6. Trailers
      
   7. Racks
      
   8. Construction
      
2. Justin Bieber
   
3. saddles
   
4. Bioshock
   
5. Half Life 2
   
6. The Smiths
   
7. Photography
   
8. the english language
   
9. standard gauge railways (U.K.), their rolling stock, operating standards and infrastructure since nationalisation in 1947 and subsequent denationalisation in 1997
   
10. true track geometry (the one that started it all)
    
11. How magnets work
    
12. Dutch bikes
    
13. Condor
    
14. Tokyo Fixed Gear
    
15. Klunkers
    
16. Velo Orange
    
17. It's 'The English language', Murtle ;)
    
18. Period Builds
    
19. The missus
    
20. Cacti
    
21. On The Origin of the Species
    
22. The history of the London Underground
    
23. Onions & other root crops
    
24. Anne Summers
    
25. Inevitable punctures
    
26. Hiding a slash of Razzle
    
27. Ponchos
    
28. Wet weather survival
    
29. Shimano Di2
    
30. How to steer a whale with a toothpick.
    
31. Work boots and their illegal use by cyclists seeking a performance edge in the Tour de France.
    
32. Australia
    
33. Religion
    
34. 1950s Time Trials
    
35. Couriers' kneecaps
    
36. Domestic economy
    
37. Security procedures
    
38. Socio- and Psychological conditions behind the nature of Holland and Japan specific bicycle theft
    
39. What to do if you find bikes in a shed in a garden in a garden
    
40. Fixing wormholes in time and space
    
41. Facial Hair
    
42. Sit bones
    
43. Deodorant
    
44. Toe Overlap
    
45. Fluted seat tubes
    
46. Brakeless riding
    
47. Coaster brakes
    
48. Living
    
49. Toestraps
    
50. Hipsters
    
51. Grays Inn Road
    
52. Ayn Rand
    
53. Steel > Ti
    
54. Sea birds
    
55. Beaver cannibalism
    
56. Modern policing http://www.lfgss.com/thread53404.html#post1723082
    

Would also Pontiac out that the most common injuries are collarbones (as many forumeangrr found out).

Exactly.

Actual drugs.

Andy, we need a link, please

click on the arrow next to ed's name.

more of a triangle, really.

?

dont follow you Mark

In the quote, where it says edscoble, there's a small black triangle/arrow.

If you click it, it links to the post.

If you click on the arrow next to Ed's name in the quote I've posted it takes you to the original post. It's from the bikeradar helmet thread.

tha for that

And that's a bad thing? I suggest you turn off the light, get some drink, some tissue for the wank bank, and spend all evening going through 749 pages.

There are some lovely gems that you hasn't seen before and it's worth it.

"get some drink"