to show emotion
millions so many that I cant say how many in all
On Facebook, subscribing to someone's profile means that you will see their public posts in your News Feed, even if you are not friends with them. This feature allows you to follow a person's updates without becoming friends with them.
Although there are many Facebook (FB) apps that claim to report everyone who views your page, this is a little misleading. What most FB apps do is capture all your friends who have interacted on your page, i.e posted a comment on your wall, commented on a pic or commented on one of your statuses. Essentially, these apps report what you already know and collate the information. However, if someone views your wall, photos or notes and does not interact (does not leave a comment or does not click the 'like' button) there is no way to tell.
Generally, the order of the names of the users that "liked" your status are listed in order. For example, if it says "John Doe, Alex Anonymous, and 4 others like this," click on the part that says "4 others." That will list the names of all the users that liked a comment. The name of the user at the bottom of the list was the first person to like your status.
My great grandmother's name was Susan...a name most popular between 1880 and 1980, and particularly between the early 1940's and '60s. Through our Facebook group, now with 206 members all named Susan or variations of the name, we've discovered that in most cases, the name Susan has historically been given to the firstborn daughter.Baby Susans learn to respond to several sounds uttered by smiling family members and friends, whether they hear Susie-Q or Seezoo...after all, they want that warm bottle!As with choosing any other name, those who've named their daughter Susan often liked what the name represented to them; not necessarily how many others were doing the same. As I mentioned, our SUSAN...SUSAN...SUSAN! Facebook group has 206 members who've offered comments on this subject, and how they've dealt with all their endearing nicknames!
The smiley faces with faces simply means the possible expressions that corresponds with our various moods.
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Smiley faces are often depicted as yellow due to the traditional association of yellow with happiness and positivity. Yellow is a bright and uplifting color that is commonly used to convey feelings of joy and cheerfulness, making it a fitting choice for smiley faces.
:)=smiling :(=frowning :P=tongue sticking out :*=kissing :3=mustache :v=pacman 8)=glasses 8|=shades >:(=angry >:o=laughing :'(=crying O:)=angel o.O=confused :/=confused 2 ;)=winking :D=mouth open :putnam:=head of a man <(")=penguin (^^^)=shark :42:=42(but with red and white) :|]=robot -_-=sham on you ^_^=girl <3=heart 3:)=devil
you can`t say they ALL have mustaches. only because all of the ones you seen have mustaches that doesnt mean that all the motorcycle cops have them. The guys on CHiPS didn't have mustaches. that is just stereotypical
You can download a cartoon smiley face from the following sources: Free Smileys, Smiley Central, Facebook, Emojis, All Free Downloads, Brothersoft, Crawler Smiley, Post Smiles.
smiley faces are a sense of expession when happy, sad. lonely. and satisfied. I like smileys, I'm smiley!!!http://www.bitwisegifts.com/page/bg/ctgy/smiley-face-historyThis is a smiley face:
say if you want 2 make a smiley face u simply do :) or if u want it 2 wink ;) or stick its tongue out :P or big smile :D sunglasses B) there are so many try them all
:) = smiley :( = sad ;) = wink :'( = cry :O = surprised (^^^) = shark :* = kiss 8) = sunglasses
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Numatic International Inc does indeed adhere a smiley face to all their Henry vacuums. They are lightweight but some reviews report the suction power as a weakness.
all I know what to do is a shark and you go like this (^^^) and all of the sad faces happy faces and more but I just cant remember how to do a robot