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Anyone use the same ones so much they just type them in instead of clicking on the smiley button?

 

Yep. All the ones I use, I generally type.

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My favorite one:

 

:no:

 

It's definitely up there.

 

I'm partial to :lol2:.

 

:stop:, when used at the right time, is very funny.

 

Same is true for :wave:.

Pretty much any emoji or picture that @Randy Parker posts makes me laugh. :lol2:

I always liked this one:

 

:rage:

 

I call it "Randy".

Pretty much any emoji or picture that @Randy Parker posts makes me laugh. :lol2:

 

This one is also good:

 

:puke:

 

I call that one "Deuce is being nice to Randy".

This one is also good:

 

:puke:

 

I call that one "Deuce is being nice to Randy".

 

:lol2: :lol2:

This one is also good:

 

:puke:

 

I call that one "Deuce is being nice to Randy".

 

Ironic.

 

I call this one:

 

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"Getslow & Deuce are talking about UL."

I'm kinda partial to this one.

 

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:watching: Waiting for a Like from Clyde

When someone posts the "eating popcorn" emoji by itself - $10 fine.

 

#annoying

 

Good post Plato.

 

Now what do you want to start? (tee hee)

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Much better. Thank you :)

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