dose any one have a picture of a teacup yorkie?

"Teacup" Yorkies don't exist, so you won't be able to find a picture of one.
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DOSEN'T you know that you're being scammed by an unreputable backyard greeder, puppy mill or pet store? See AKC.ORG to see the breed standard and to see that there's NO such thing as any kind of TEACUP dog.
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Sorry to be blunt but Teacup Yorkies are just Yorkshire Terriers which are smaller and sold to people like yourself who don't really know anything about the breed except that they look pretty. And to be honest from your post above you don't even know how pretty or 'CUTE' they look.

From Wikipedia:
The life span of a healthy Yorkie is 10–15 years. Extremely under-sized Yorkies (3 pounds or less, and often promoted as "Teacups") generally have a shorter life span, as they are especially prone to health problems such as chronic diarrhea and vomiting and are more easily injured.
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There is no such thing as a teacup dog. teacup dogs are runts bred with runts until they are down to tiny unhealthy little dogs that you can carry around in your purse and play dress up with like a baby doll. if thats what your looking for GET A STUFFED DOG!! if i were you i would back away from this breeder right now the dog will 90% likely have health issues. adopt a dog from a shelter or find a healthy sized yorkie from a breeder.
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well my dog isnt necesarilly a teacup, but usually "teacups" are around 2-5 pounds as adults, mine is 4.7 pounds and he is great!! he is full of excitement, energy, and is a lover! he dominates the house! he is about i foot tall, maybe a wee-bit taller. here is a picture of him, he needs a haircut: http://i30.tinypic.com/se3ki8.jpg
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…he's 2 by they way.
also another thing to keep in mind when getting a smal dog especially a yorkie, their knees tend to pop out of place a lot, it has happened to mine a few times, their hips get bad when they get older, and they NEED their nails to me cut as soon as they get long, they wont walk, they will just lie there. but they are great companions, and are truly good dogs, hard to potty train but they're so cute, you cant stay mad.

http://www.studentsoftheworld.info/sites/society/img/27416_teacup%20yorkie.jpg
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There is no such thing as a teacup Yorkie. Teacup is a marketing term used by unethical breeders to describe dogs bred to be extremely small, usually with no regard for the overall health of the animal. Reputable breeders would never purposely breed just to produce extremely small dogs–they focus on producing quality representations of the breed that adhere to the standard.

I find it quite disturbing that you are "getting one", yet you obviously have not bothered to research the breed–otherwise you would be well aware of the taboo that accompanies the phrase "teacup." I would suggest that before you actively try to acquire a dog, you take the time to educate yourself on the breed first.
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Yorkie breeder 10+ years