You may be wondering where the flipa smilie (smilie shooting the finger) has gone.
It was removed after discussing whether it met our guidelines for content on the site (that is must all be family and work safe).
Some of you might find this questionable, but please keep in mind that many people have children and browse the site from work. It is important for us to maintain a community that allows all of our members to visit the site whenever they want. Anything less would hurt the community.
The flip smilie has been replaced with the thumbs down smilie. Please cease all use any images of "shooting the finger".
Thank you,
Sean (Scooby)
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is it just me or can all you guys still use it?@- @- @- @- @-
I am not useing it as a offensive measure only showing scooby that is still an active feature
I always hated those anyways. They ended up being reserved for new members who would say something like:
"Hey guys, my friend has a Civic and says my car slow. I wnt to beet him and eventual steel he GF. I used to be olyn in V8's but now I Mazda. And screw u to a hater." :flippa::flippa::flippa:
I always hated those anyways. They ended up being reserved for new members who would say something like:
"Hey guys, my friend has a Civic and says my car slow. I wnt to beet him and eventual steel he GF. I used to be olyn in V8's but now I Mazda. And screw u to a hater." :flippa::flippa::flippa:
Good... glad to see that damn thing to go...
Now we just need to get rid of the rocket, flamer, and useless smileys..
Though, If I had to vote on just one, I'd go Useless all the way.
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