Oh yes. We don't see nearly enough of Kit...
(checks photos and rephrases)
...we don't see enough of Kit nearly often enough.
You'll need a graphics editing program of some sort. You can reduce the size in pixels, or save it as a different format. JPG would be a good choice, and there should be an option for changing the quality.
Or you could send it to one of a seemingly infinite number of volunteers who would be happy to do it for you.
The FAQ page needs a section on reducing picture size.
No, Let It Be was the one that I liked. He did a brilliant job of it, somehow turning into a Nick Cave song. Here Comes The Sun was wrong beyond words.
And I like my long sad music. Be grateful there wasn't any My Bloody Valentine on it.
Your CD collection scares me, Jags. I'll enjoy most things, but I draw the line at Nick Cave singing "Here Comes The Sun". It's soooooo wrong!
Was Tartan Aeombas the one I liked?
Woohoo! Finally got all of my CDs onto my new mp3 player. It's only half full. Must be time to go shopping.
Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon. A feast for the eyes. And Michelle Yeoh.
Peter Greenaway, anyone? He's not to all tastes, but The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover is a damn sexy movie.
I'm not sure about Life Is Beautiful. Absolute genius, but perhaps best followed by quiet contemplation, not romance.
Will Wilma be joining you there, Fred? I hope so!
Being married would be an advantage, not a problem. As long as your wife is interested in swinging too. If she's not, well... opinions differ on that.
If you like Grieg, never go to Bergen. He must have been their only successful export, and they don't want the tourists to forget. I was on the verge of murdering someone after the first day.
The first that was bought for me was something northern-England-folkish. Maybe the Houghton Weavers. But that's stretching my memory further than it usually likes to go. I'm fairly sure it included "D'ye ken John Peel". Google is letting me down.
The first record I bought myself (it must have been with birthday money) was Men Without Hats "Rhythm of Youth". I was 10. Discovering that there was music other than the stuff my parents listened to just in time for 80s. I've been scarred ever since.
I just checked. 69 people. How appropriate :-)
I have a video for you, Will. "Stairways To Heaven" - its a spinoff from an Australian TV series (of the surreal chat variety) of the early 90s. 25 different versions of the same song. Yes, including Rolf and his wobble-board.
On a completely different note, I must put in a mention for Magnetic Fields "69 Love Songs". Three CDs covering the full spectrum of love songs: nostalgic, passionate, political, unrequited, post-modern... all written as if by an alien who has been studying human behaviour for years but still doesn't quite get it. Some of it can be touching, in its own odd little way.
The book of love is long and boring
No one can lift the damn thing
It's full of charts and facts and figures
And instructions for dancing
But I
I love it when you read to me
And you
You can read me anything
I have a few questions.
Who is Oral Sex? What crime were they locked up for? On what grounds do you think they should be freed?
I had someone putt my ICQ number on an ad somewhere - I never found out where, but there were a lot of gay men thinking I was someone else for a while.
It wasn't all bad. I did meet a nice girl from Moscow, and when we found that we had a few common interests we became friends. Nothing sexual at all.
I see the occasional mistaken identity as just one of the hazards of being on the net. I'll talk civily to anyone (if I have time). If they want to get upset, that's their problem.
I'll buy a pack tomorrow.
If it's a cartoon-style, or line drawing, GIF might be the best choice. For photos, go for JPG. Most graphics editors will have a quality option for saving JPGs. If you don't want to shrink your picture any further, you can try reducing the quality.
Cats have never followed any rules that apply to humans. Things work differently on their planet.
Now you're talking! We'll skip the Mars Bars though, if you don't mind. That sounds a bit too messy.
(I had to Google for Deirdre. I gather Coronation Street is a popular television programme of some sort. Sorry, Deirdre! Gorgeous wins over famous every time)