i use photobucket to host my pictures. with photobucket you can use the "html code" that they provide to put in the message block on the forum. if done correctly, you will see the picture when you preview the message before you submit.

or you can use this code, but you will still have to use a different site to host your picture.
<img src=http://web address of pic goes here>

ok here goes

if it shows, the pic is a lil blury but you can still see the plant right?

Hard to i.d. because the picture is too blurry; could it be a coleus?

www.Webshots.com also provides the code. It does look like a coleus to me also. There are so many colors and patterns to be had with coleus. They do eventually bloom and sometimes their flowers are rather pretty -- spikes with lavender(ish) flowers. I've saved seed and grown for the next year.

Looks like Coleus to me, too..are its leaves smooth or fuzzy..if fuzzy, it 'may' be Episcia..Google Episcia and see if you come up with a match..
If it's Coleus, it'll grow tall..if you'd prefer a compact plant, pinch every few months..Coleus flowers, but everything I've read on Coleus say it's best removing flowers since they take nutrients from the colorful leaves. (don't know if this is fact) Cuttings are easily rooted in water or soil, so it's a plant that will last for years. Toni

thanks a lot, the leaves are actually kinda smooth.
i googled Coleus - but what i noticed was that with the Coleus all of the variations i saw had the redish color inside and the green on the outside, but mine is opposite - green inside, red outside...

Definitely Coleus

Ed

Ten, Coleus come in various colors..including burnt orange, purle so dark it looks black..Pinks, and greenish yellow,...Reds..If its leaves are smooth, I'd have to agree Coleus..Toni

thanks guys :)