^lol, very funny!

While I agree it's stupid to assume the US and Canada are alone in calling it soccer, it is usually referred to as football in most of the places it is played. The game, and even the word 'soccer' were invented in England, and we call it football. (The word 'soccer' comes from the full name of the sport: Association football)

Have you tried clicking the resolution boxes (so that their numbers pop up) before posting the images?

Hmm, I may have used the wrong word for it since it says "Dimensions" right next to the boxes.

OT:

Depends how you put pics into the forum.

If you:
 - search online
 - copy the image location (not the image itself but the direct link to the image)
 - click the insert/edit image button in the rich text editor
 - paste the image link in

Then below where you pasted the image link there is a box to give it a title, and two boxes to give the dimensions of the image, if you press tab after pasting the image link, or click in one of the boxes it will show you how big the image is in pixels, you can adjust this if needed.

I am not sure what trouble you could be having with large images for the above method though, unless they are so large as to overstep some kind of limit ioi has put on image dimensions (doubt it though unless you are trying to post a giant longcat)

Perhaps you are doing this instead:
 - search online
 - copy image
 - paste image

Doing it that way is embedding the image code directly into the forum, which might be ok for small file sizes but it will be quite a memory hog, so something large like the long ones THE1 posted might not load.

@IIIIITHE1IIIII : Amazing post!

But when I studied engineering, we more than one number in our formulas

You almost got me with the Acula one, I had to read it twice, but I fail with "Go to Australia. Locate 42 Wallaby Way, Sydney."

Can someone tell me where is the joke?

 Only 3.99 €/Kg? Well, that's cheap.

It's been a while since I used a looong pic to end one of my posts. So there you go