Butlers!! again.....

[aSnakeLovinBabe]

Good finds!!! i can't wait for my first snake of the season. I really hope it won't be dying, like last year's first snake (a garter dieing of MASSIVE internal blockage)

I went herping for the first time today. I found... some rocks, and some logs. but I was still so happy to be back outside in my element!!

[anji1971]

Okay, this is what I get when I try to process my uploaded pics.

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 3200 bytes) in /home/tham/public_html/thamphotos/image-inc.php on line 135

HELP!!

[guidofatherof5]

Okay, this is what I get when I try to process my uploaded pics.

Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 33554432 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 3200 bytes) in /home/tham/public_html/thamphotos/image-inc.php on line 135

HELP!!

Do a shutdown and restart. In technical terms, you computer may have "lost it's way home to mommy" Have you filled your gallery? You might be out of space.

[anji1971]

I did just delete a few from the gallery. I'll try a restart, see if it makes a change. I want you guys to see these darned pictures!

[ssssnakeluvr]

got to photobucket......get a free account, download pics there, it automatically resizes them....then when you scroll over the pic, a box pops up, at the bottom, there is an image code, right click and copy, paste it into a post here and theres your pic!! free accounts are pretty good size on photobucket...got over a hundred there myself and have tons of room!!!! it doesn't take too long to fill your gallery on here.

can't wait to see pics!!!

[anji1971]

I may just try that, because this just ain't working!!
Getting frustrated..............

[anji1971]

Good finds!!! i can't wait for my first snake of the season. I really hope it won't be dying, like last year's first snake (a garter dieing of MASSIVE internal blockage)

I went herping for the first time today. I found... some rocks, and some logs. but I was still so happy to be back outside in my element!!

Actually, aside from the snakes (we did see a couple regular Eastern garters too), we also found a skunk ambling along the edge of the underbrush. She didn't seem to care at all that we were trekking through her yard!