Facebook smileys

Facebook smileys

Why are Icons for Facebook secret?

This is a query that has certainly long puzzled those who like using popular internet sites. Why, if there are features such as emotions available, would the company not inform people about them? The answer is evident – if you let us know how to insert them you dirty the screen space and make it messy and more dirty. You also would create a more cluttered and less streamlined website – something that Facebook in particular has been trying to stay away from with their website. It really moves them away, and makes them very special. In fact, it’s quite a sensible take on creating a social network.

Tell me what different different Facebook chat smileys are possible?

There are a huge number of smileys available for you to copy, but sadly users can’t use them in your Facebook status or on the walls of other Facebookers. Currently, the one way to use these Facebook chat emotes is to use chat on Facebook (which you can locate in the bottom right of your monitor, in the newly unleashed ‘Facebook bar’ that is now available when you first sign in to FB).

Here is entirely a simple intro to chat icons, in future postings I will inform you more about the ones that are possible and what to do in order to insert them in your chat box!

Have you ever used different statuses in your profile page before? It is the key to the whole Facebook system, but many people ignore them because they think that it’s just for people to say that they are eating lunch or dinner.

Facebook quotes

There are several places that you can go to find these kind of funny quotes and sayings for Facebook, but none is better than a new website which has nice lists of Facebook quotes that you can copy and paste for free from them.

Each one of these funny Facebook status updates is primed and ready to amuse your colleagues and family members on the social network, and remember – it is very important to have lots of people press ‘like’ and comment on your messages. Why? Because the more people who ‘vote’ for your updates by pressing the button and by leaving a comment, the more people that will eventually see the message on their home feeds (the system is like Digg – if more people like it then more people see it).

So what are you waiting for? Go over to the funny Facebook quotes site and start downloading their stuff – it really is hot. You can also leave a comment and tell them you find them through me (maybe they will send me some nice prizes or something).

Cheers!

I love penguins, I have for some time. Ever since I saw the movie called ‘Happy Feet’ I have been in love with the little black and white guys with the big hearts – they are always kind to each other and always seem to enjoy sliding around and having fun. This is very similar to how I use Facebook, so the Facebook penguin emote will be one of my new lifesavers!

Will the shark be unhappy? I don’t mean to sound crazy, but up until now I think that the shark emoticon on Facebook has been very happy as the #1 most cool emoticon on the entire site, but right now there is some stuff competition. I will still use the shark smilie but it will probably be less and less as I fall in love with the little penguin!

For more information about how to actually do the Facebook chat penguin emoticon, click here -> Facebook chat penguin emoticon and you can see pictures, the text to produce it and you will also be able to find lots of information about how to do all of the emoticons on Facebook – some very useful information!

That’s all from me today, I’m going back to chat with my friends and use my new Facebook chat penguin emoticon!

My favourite emoticon on Facebook is the shark. It’s crazy – when you put a shark at the end of a conversation and your friend sees it they usually freak out! I sometimes use it to scare my Facebook friends into thinking I’m going to eat them.

I also sometimes use the devil emoticon on Facebook if I’m feeling a little naughty or flirty – I think my friends like that one. Facebook emoticons can also, of course, display the opposite emotions – and usually if I put a devil then my friends put an angel

That’s all I wanted to say anyway, if you ever need to find the full list of Facebook emoticons for their chat program then go over to their site today!

- Web Based Proxy
One of the best services we have seen is http://www.securitales.com. It works very well in China and it is the only web based proxy we could find that supports Facebook chat. It does not require any installation on your computer or any plugin, just your regular browser.
They have a free trial option that works for a few minutes, which is exactly enough to make sure that it works before paying anything.

- VPN
A VPN lets you access Facebook from a normal internet connection. It’s a little bit of software that you install on your computer and then run after you connect to the internet. It sends all of your internet information through a different computer (located in the US or UK for example)…

- Business firewall bandwidth
Some businesses buy bandwidth directly from Chinese telecommunications companies, so multinationals for example can have full access to the Internet without any interruption. Lucky guys!

Good luck with getting access to Facebook in China now you have some options!

So now they’re doing some translation service – in effect, they’re asking people who use the application to translate Facebook into Chinese themselves, and then they will use those translations so that people can use it in China. I think it’s a good idea, but sometimes when I use applications in different languages (and when I tried to use Facebook in Chinese) I find that it is a bit daunting.

Anyway, so if Facebook adds a couple of hundred million Chinese people, how will they integrate and communicate with the other people who are currently using the site in English? Chinese characters are completely different from English script (or any other European script) and so it is difficult to comprehend what people are saying, even with the use of Babelfish or Google Translate. Oh well. We’ll see how Chinese Facebook takes off soon.

Facebook chat bold

So anyway, I was talking to my sister online the other day and yeah, I managed to get the bold text or font change into my talking. It was all down to positioning stars in the chatbox. Stars! I have no idea why stars represented bold text (especially in Facebook, which seems to be the type of organization which is really new, upcoming and thriving). Well anyway, it DOES represent bold and it is relevant right now. So anyway, I might need to go and do some work soon (especially since I have wasted a long time in Facebook chat and the bold Facebook chat has taken a big bunch of my time).

So the last thing before I go to sleep is that…I’m looking for Facebook chat italics! But I can’t find them…I could only find the underline one for Facebook chat! Facebook chat bold is the best though, so why not just use that one?

So anyway, the first ever application that I used on Facebook was one for the NCAA Final Four, we had to prediict the teams who would be in the finals of the College basketball tournament. We could talk trash with our friends as well as see their rankings and our own rankings in the Facebook application. Not bad.

Now the only application I use on Facebook is Happy Farm. Happy Farm is a fun game to play with friends who you sometimes like to annoy! Basically you have a small farm patch which you can plant vegetables on…so you plant them and then leabe them to ‘grow’. When they have matured (after a set amount of time, at least 10 hours) you can ‘pick’ them and sell them for fake money. BUT! If your friends’ veegtables mature and they don’t harvest them, you can steal them! STEAL! I love stealing my friends’ crops on Happy Farm, because they always get mad with me after

Ok, I’m off – I’ll tell you about more Facebook applications later!

Facebook shark emoticon

It’s so cool how you can pretend to have a shark inside your Facebook chat window, it’s like having a shark smiley emoticon or a jaws emoticon right inside Facebook. One of my friends is a fish expert at University and he’s been using emoticons and smilies for a long time, and he said that using the Facebook shark emoticon in his chats he’s had a lot more respect from his fellow aqua experts.

If you haven’t seen the film Jaws then you might not understand the importance of a shark smilie, but really this is big news. Sharks have always been cool, since they can eat people and scare people a lot. Now they also can be inside your Facebook chats. I hope you guys enjoy the new Facebook shark emoticon as much as me!

The Facebook shark emoticon reminds me of Jaws, the popular big great white shark from the movies in the 1980s. It’s pretty cool that Facebook have decided to make an emoticon about the fish, and even more cool that they have made it look like a fish too (the way to do the emoticon is (^^^) which looks a bit like the side of a shark when you look at it in the water.

The head of the Facebook shark smiley is sticking out of the water, a little bit like it’s about to eat someone. I like that. Anyway once again, the Facebook shark emoticon is here, and it’s cool!