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*ahem* Correction: The green "Pukey" smiley is one that I made by editing the Baloo "Razz" smiley. Naturally, I don't care if you use it. But I have to give myself credit, eh? :-)
Oh, and why do those first three seem to have dirty faces?
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We need a blushing face. and a sad face and a quizzical face...
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I've never understood the o_O. Is it vertical? Horizontal? Is it a partial face? I just don't get it. o_O
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The reason they look "dirty" is because I've been trying to make them look a bit more 3-dimensional. It all started with the "grey" I did a while back:
After a while I started experimenting, and this weekend, I finally 3-dee'd the ones I wanted to.
I didn't feel free to mess with anyone else's designs but my own, so that's why most of the others don't have that 3-d look. I figure I've got 'till next Christmas to redo Sany Claus and the reindeer, so that's why they still look "normal".
--Baloo
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*wonders if his original Razzanim (w/ the less-static spittle) is still online*
*tries*
Nope, looks like there's just the really screwed-up version... I'll have to see what I can do about that...
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the o_O I believe is CC's wierd eye thing - someone posted a pic a while back of him doing it. Maybe you could copy the smiley face off that pic... sans beard though
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BTW, here is the the smiley, which has been blocked by crosswinds...it seems they no longer allow linking to other pages.
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------------------ Col. Maybourne: "Teal'c... It's good to see you well." Teal'c: "In my culture, I would be well within my rights to dismember you." -Stargate SG-1: "Touchstone"
I've always wondered what exactly o_0 represented.
BTW, my display doesn't seem to show well over 2/3s of the smileys i hope are up there. Any ideeas, folks?
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