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1. Also known as Put on a Happy Face [ Report dead link ]

Basic, rude and kissing smileys.

http://www.mit.edu:8001/people/cordelia/smileys.html

2. Bronwen and Claire's Really Huge Emoticon Collection [ Report dead link ]

The original emoticon site. Common and not so common emoticons.

http://www.angelfire.com/hi/hahakiam/emoticon.html

3. Canonical Smiley List [ Report dead link ]

Compiled list of smileys and one line ASCII art.

http://www.astro.umd.edu/~marshall/smileys.html

4. ChatMag: Smileys [ Report dead link ]

A selection of smileys used in IRC and Internet chat rooms.

http://www.chatmag.com/help/smiley.html

5. Common Emoticons and Acronyms [ Report dead link ]

Emoticons (emotional icons) are used to compensate for the inability to convey voice inflections, facial expressions, and bodily gestures in written communication

http://www.pb.org/emoticon.html

6. Computer Geek Emoticons [ Report dead link ]

Emoticons are ASCII (plain text) graphics. To read these, tilt your head to the left until the dots look like a pair of eyes. (BTW, the noses are optional.)

http://www.pfccheatsheet.com/fnemot98.htm