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icvanstra
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What is an emoticon? It is when you use the letter and symbols on your keyboard to make a smiley face or a frown face. With this bulletin board we can use the images themselves.
I was asked to add more smilies to the board and as of a few minutes ago we have now have MANY more!!
I was asked to add more smilies to the board and as of a few minutes ago we have now have MANY more!!
Eric
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vneerland
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leih merigian
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Wow...you're not kidding!icvanstra wrote:
I was asked to add more smilies to the board and as of a few minutes ago we have now have MANY more!!
They're pretty funny
(What's kind of funny is that for many of them, I don't actually know what they're emoting without running my cursor over them to see what it says
)leih merigian
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It's never too late to have a happy childhood...
Vrijheid's H'Geyser
Zodiac vom Younghaus (over the bridge)
Central VA (near Charlottesville)
It's never too late to have a happy childhood...
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Marjolein
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ah, one for puppy-ears 
one for communicating with Judith
what's up with this one?
and this one
is SO going on teh Dutch board! Where'd ya gettit??
one for communicating with Judith
what's up with this one?
and this one
is SO going on teh Dutch board! Where'd ya gettit?? 
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icvanstra
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NO! Please don't tell me it's true...Judith can get on a soapbox?!?Marjolein wrote:
one for communicating with Judith
To me it is very obviousMarjolein wrote: what's up with this one?
It is an emoticon telling someone to go to Google and look it up on their own....but that is my opinion on it. Found it via the phpbb3 website...it was a post pointing to another sights... You know surfing...no clue how to find it again.Marjolein wrote: and this one
If you want let me know. I'll send you the PAK.
Eric
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Send it to me too Eric. I'm putting it on the PSA board and I will be a hero!!!
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Be proud of the things that you have taught your dog. Be humbled and grateful for all of the things that your dog has taught you. - Unknown
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vneerland
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Moi? I don't think so.icvanstra wrote:NO! Please don't tell me it's true...Judith can get on a soapbox?!?Marjolein wrote:
one for communicating with Judith
I stick to cold hard facts. Things that one could It just so happens that sometimes, people need a lot of reminders about the cold hard facts?
Marjolein wrote: and this one
I still want it in brindle. 
Judith Van Neerland Dutch Shepherds 
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Marjolein
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I have two weeks of vacation, I will dig in to this... it must be possible to "brindle" it
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