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Your Thoughts: New Smilies

CBPuppets

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You should make some about Elmo, Grover, Cookie Monster, and Boober.
 

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Elmo (Curious)

Grover (Busy)

Cookie Monster (Suprised)

Boober (Scared)
 

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I'm a little embarassed, but what exactly is this expression you all are refering to as "coy"? I knew a guy named Coy once, but I've never heard of "coy" used to describe an expression/emotion, so what is it exactly?:coy:
 

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I'm a little embarassed, but what exactly is this expression you all are refering to as "coy"? I knew a guy named Coy once, but I've never heard of "coy" used to describe an expression/emotion, so what is it exactly?:coy:
"Coy" means "shy" Snowthers.
 

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"Coy" means "shy" Snowthers.
Oh... well, why not say "shy" then? Ah well.

I CAN'T believe we ACTUALLY got new smileys!

:hungry: Hmm, love Swedish Chef!
:coy: That's me in real life!
:shifty: Makes me think of Peppi and her makeshift Rizzo smiley!
 
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