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SEF Posted Jul 13, 2007
> "is there an insane smiley?"
Not as such. There's a "weird" smiley 
and a "silly" smiley 
which might do sometimes. I suppose someone with multiple personalities could use the "cdouble" one 
.
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lovelychikispirit (what's in a name?) Posted Jul 16, 2007
Let's have a baby smiley
or perhaps a dummy smiley
Of course a plain old 
smiley might do quite nicely
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SEF Posted Jul 16, 2007
> "Let's have a baby smiley"
The best baby image I've seen around is an avatar rather than a smiley - though it's no bigger than the size of many smileys on other sites:
page = http://www.avatarist.com/avatars/People/Drawn/Animated-Baby.html
image= http://www.avatarist.com/avatars/People/Drawn/Animated-Baby.gif
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lovelychikispirit (what's in a name?) Posted Jul 16, 2007
I think a smiley may be quite fitting at this point.
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lovelychikispirit (what's in a name?) Posted Jul 16, 2007
Because there's a 
and 
.
Why not a and smiley?
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lovelychikispirit (what's in a name?) Posted Jul 16, 2007
Come to think of it, there should be a smiley as well
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lovelychikispirit (what's in a name?) Posted Jul 17, 2007
How about a < show some respect > smiley?
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Xarin Sliron currently into cheesecake Posted Jul 17, 2007
what would a smiley look like?
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Br. Megachedda-I've found my apostrophe key!!! Posted Jul 17, 2007
Kind of like this 
i think.
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lovelychikispirit (what's in a name?) Posted Jul 19, 2007
I think a < show some respect > smiley would look more like this
=- -=
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lovelychikispirit (what's in a name?) Posted Jul 20, 2007
I think a smiley that looks like one of the 'old men with the moustache' from the Muppets would be a nice kind of smiley.
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Br. Megachedda-I've found my apostrophe key!!! Posted Jul 20, 2007
A Waldorf and Statler smiley?
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