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Old 01-25-2008, 11:14 AM #6
TooTired TooTired is offline
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I have the dropdown menu, but there isn't anything in it.

I guess it is probably the default as I haven't changed any of those settings.

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Originally Posted by Chemar View Post
Hi TooTired

hmmm that's strange

I went to look in other options to see if I could find the mood meter there but I may be missing it. as far as I know all should have it top right as described above

which of the forum "skins" are u using?
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