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The Campaign for no more smilies! [with the exception of a drool, Kofi Annan and a turnip smilie]
friendlywithteeth Started conversation Nov 8, 2002
When I look on this page, I see loads of smily ideas, but do we need them?
Or, is it more interesting to interpret the existing smilies? Example: Personally out the bunch this looks the most evil, so if I want other people to know, you write or
Much more fun!
The Campaign for no more smilies! [with the exception of a drool, Kofi Annan and a turnip smilie]
Mina Posted Nov 8, 2002
The Campaign for no more smilies! [with the exception of a drool, Kofi Annan and a turnip smilie]
friendlywithteeth Posted Nov 8, 2002
The Campaign for no more smilies! [with the exception of a drool, Kofi Annan and a turnip smilie]
Clelba Posted Nov 8, 2002
i'm afraid i can't join your campaign, i just love the smileys too much! and i'd like to live to see the day when words aren't neede any more
^. .^
= ' =
The Campaign for no more smilies! [with the exception of a drool, Kofi Annan and a turnip smilie]
Tango Posted Nov 8, 2002
You have a good enough memory to know the meanings of all smileys (without having to hover over them)? I certainly don't!
Tango
The Campaign for no more smilies! [with the exception of a drool, Kofi Annan and a turnip smilie]
Clelba Posted Nov 9, 2002
The Campaign for no more smilies! [with the exception of a drool, Kofi Annan and a turnip smilie]
pheloxi | is it time to wear a hat? | Posted Nov 9, 2002
can not yoin, because I want owly peacock smiley
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The Campaign for no more smilies! [with the exception of a drool, Kofi Annan and a turnip smilie]
Clelba Posted Nov 9, 2002
The Campaign for no more smilies! [with the exception of a drool, Kofi Annan and a turnip smilie]
friendlywithteeth Posted Nov 11, 2002
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