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You can go into html mode, and then add and put the image's URL in between the quotes
Totally forgot about this, used to do it all the time, except… Tumblr doesn’t seem to like it anymore. Does it work for you? I’ll keep playing with it, thanks for the tip though!Â
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I thought so too at first, but then looked at the source code for some of my followers' blogs (most of which don't have like/reblog buttons in the theme). They work just fine as plain links.
That sounds likely.
I have no idea but it's awful. I may just convert them to links because why.
Oh man favorite superhero...just one? One? One. I can't do just one so here goes
Remy Lebeau (Gambit)
Thor
Anna Marie (Rogue)
Okay less than I thought. That list would be longer if it was for favorite super villains, quite honestly.
I do wear nail polish! A lot, actually. My nails are painted white and cut short right now but I usually wear a lot of dark polishes or the occasional bright red. When I have time and patience and my nails have grown long enough I do french tips and see how long they last without chipping.
I'm real particular about taking care of my nails and cuticles because I used to chew on them real bad when I was younger and it became painful. I clip hangnails and rub vitamin E on when they get dry, and I use a really nice clear coat that makes them really strong and hard and they grow faster. Even my nail polish remover is special to promote growth and keep them from getting brittle.
