The descriptions you put in for the pics are located in their alternate text (alt="enter description here") value in their image tag. Originally the purpose is to put a label on the picture in case of a broken link, but it's also used as you've intended as humourous add-ons. alt text will show up in IE, but other browsers may not display it. If you use the title tag instead of alt then firefox will show it after a mouse-over. For example: in your first pic, if you were to do edit it in notepad you would change from:Originally Posted by masamuneehs
<img width="101" height="96" id="image49" alt="At-yelling" src="http://www.gotwoot.net/wp-content/uploads/2006/04/athyell1.thumbnail.jpg" />
to
<img width="101" height="96" id="image49" title="At-yelling" src="http://www.gotwoot.net/wp-content/uploads/2006/04/athyell1.thumbnail.jpg" />
or just simply add the title value afterwards as such:
<img width="101" height="96" id="image49" alt="At-yelling" title="At-yelling" src="http://www.gotwoot.net/wp-content/uploads/2006/04/athyell1.thumbnail.jpg" />
I'm not sure what the format is for how you input / create that page, so if you're using some kind of program to insert your article then I'm not sure how you'd go about editting this.