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Old 10-18-2007, 09:42 AM #1
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Default Off Topic- The "Mood" Thingy/Smiley

Howdoyoudoodat?
Y'know-the one that has a smiley and a box
that sez 'tired' or 'angry' or ....whatever.
I wannahave a 'mood' thingy,
but dunno how to get/find it ..... or put it into my signature.
Somebody clue me in, please?
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