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[Urist Imiknorris]

Wait... Now I can't see them either. WHAT IS THIS MADNESS!?!?

Funnyjunk being shitty as always.

[penguinofhonor]

Re-upload it to img.ie

oh wait

[kaijyuu]

Imgur, dudes. IMGUR.

[Scelly9]

Photobucket FTW!

[Urist Imiknorris]

Imgur, dudes. IMGUR.

Hear, hear.

[Sirus]

Imgur, dudes. IMGUR.

Imgur is all well and good, until you hit the never-mentioned 300 upload limit and they start demanding money. I switched to Postimage a while ago.

[kaijyuu]

I've uploaded well over 300 images and never had issues.

You didn't like, sign up for an account, did you?

[Sirus]

I've uploaded well over 300 images and never had issues.

You didn't like, sign up for an account, did you?

Of course I did. When you're running LPs and the like, you gotta stay organized.

[Flying Dice]

I've uploaded well over 300 images and never had issues.

You didn't like, sign up for an account, did you?

Of course I did. When you're running LPs and the like, you gotta stay organized.

Or you can just come up with an ID naming system for images and upload them without an account. 

[palsch]

Bradley Manning's lawyer on his proposed plea. More complete Guardian story on this.

The statement is technically known as "pleading by exceptions and substitutions". By taking this legal route, Manning is not pleading guilty to any of the 22 charges brought against him, and nor is he making a plea bargain. He is asking the court to rule on whether his plea accepting limited responsibility is admissible in the case. Coombs set out the details in a statement that was posted on his website after the hearing.

Should the judge presiding over Manning's court martial allow the soldier to plead guilty by "exceptions and substitutions", army prosecutors could still press on with all 22 counts. In this instance, a full trial would go ahead next year. Manning would continue to face the most serious charge of "aiding the enemy", which carries a maximum sentence of life in military custody with no chance of parole.

This seems to be a step before trying to make a plea bargain, or at least a partial bargain on the lighter charges before fighting the heavier ones. It's not overly surprising to me, given that Manning had effectively admitted to the leaking of files in the original chat logs released. Fighting those charges would be likely futile short of an extreme defence.

Manning has also chosen to have the case heard before only a military judge.

[misko27]

Imgur, dudes. IMGUR.

Hear, hear.

Same here. Although, that's more influenced by the fact that It was the first thing to show up when I googled image sharer.

[MetalSlimeHunt]

Not even the police are safe from the police.

[Urist Imiknorris]

So many loose cannons.

[Euld]

Wow... I don't even...

[Kilroy the Grand]

Not even the police are safe from the police.

This would never have happened if there were stricter gun laws! Only the government should- Oh wait.