1ahh.

If you talk to me on msn, you know that's the shortcut for my seizure face emoticon.

If not, it's this little emoticon that looks like it's having a heart attack. I use it quite often since I'm a huge Type A personality and I have these panic attacks where I talk really fast and basically, you should wait for the moment to pass in order to avoid a real-life seizure face.

I'm one of those people that can't fully express themselves on msn without emoticons. I just feel like they add so much substance to whatever feeling you're trying to express.

When I lose all my emoticons (which I do at least twice a year because I'm technologically impaired), it's hard for me to communicate something the way I would like.

Why? Because I type on msn the same way I talk in real-life - with a ridiculous amount of facial expressions and hand gestures. I also tend to press enter every couple of words. Sorry for the SPAM.

I could probably make up my own version of sign language based upon my facial expressions and crazy hand movements.

Yeapp.