If you click on the small downwards arrow beside the smiley face, it will open up a box of lots of emoticons. If you hover your mouse above them but don't click, I get a small box of text that opens at the bottom of my screen which gives you a clue as to what they are all supposed to mean.
Yes, they have multiple interpretations depending on which forums you've used before. Different folk can use them differently so the real answer is: "it depends!"
A trowel in the hand is worth a thousand lost under a bush.
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If you click on the small downwards arrow beside the smiley face, it will open up a box of lots of emoticons. If you hover your mouse above them but don't click, I get a small box of text that opens at the bottom of my screen which gives you a clue as to what they are all supposed to mean.
Think that's it
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Steve, I used to get the explanation when I hovered my cursor - the explanation disappeared about a year ago for me
Gardening in Central Norfolk on improved gritty moraine over chalk ... free-draining.
Hi Logan, here's my take:
Any of the above 3 can also be used as in "looking up at the heavens."
Dove's are the real ones as I remember them from a year ago
. I thought 
was very confused but, hey-ho so am I
.
Yes, they have multiple interpretations depending on which forums you've used before. Different folk can use them differently so the real answer is: "it depends!"
Then again, some people don't get a toolbar, so then you have to use colon, semi colon and the bracket.
there are hundreds on the iPad, none of them work on this site, just come out as a row of question marks.
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made from : - and D
I prefer Dove's spanky one