h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

That whole Make Your Own Smiley thing is really cool... here's a "Crashed Computer" smiley I made:









































































































































Currently being used at the end of all the articles in my University of life project- like how a lot of magazines have a dot or a star or something at the end. Not needed, but it makes its point

Here is a hammer + sickle tabpic

Howdy, y'all,

Would you mind if I posted examples of these on the page above this conversation thread? (Might be a few days or a week before I'll get a chance. I'm on vacation in Mississippi, checking in for a few minutes from a public library.)

Thanks!

~salutes~

Not a problem subcommandant

Will you write who made each one? ~hint~

No prob here, and I got a lot more.

Heres a Red pic:

Sorry I took so long to add your table smileys, but they're up now. I took the liberty of linking to your U#s. Let me know if you have more samples you want posted here.

Thanks!
Deidzoeb

I have an entire page of them... but there are so many, I'd have to email it to you... do you wish to entrust me with your email addy?

Ehh, I'll just put the good ones here... in separate messages, don't worry.

Do you have your designs already displayed on a guide entry that I could link to? Someone told me that it will take longer for the page to load with a lot of table-smileys on one page.

My email is [email protected]

would that be an another dot com addy?

they will slow down the page, each one adds a large amount of loading time

Suggestion:
have a page for each smiley category.

"another dot com addy?"

Not sure what you mean. It's a webmail site called "another" (guess the ending of the URL) which offers you free email with tens of thousands of domains to choose from, anything to suit your mood. They allow you 20 different email addresses, all of which redirect mails to the same inbox. My others include [email protected] and [email protected]. When I email my wife to ask her to do some housework, I send it to her from "[email protected]" or "[email protected]."

But yes, changing the page of sample table smileys into several linked pages may be a good idea.