Got something to say and you want to add an "Oomph"? Kiwee style. Windows Live Messenger Emoticons include both chat lingos and graphics. Windows Live Messenger Emoticons contain a wide range of emotions and conversational phrase.
Try Emoticons to bring your conversations to the next level.
Monkey Business
How does a popular person like yourself, with an entire warehouse of emoticons keep track of them? Easy. With Keyboard Shortcuts. After downloading Kiwee's Windows Live Messenger Emoticons, go to the Emoticons menu in your chat window. Select "More", then "Modify", and you will have the opportunity to tie that emoticon to a set of keystrokes. LOL, Angry Monkeys, Hello Kitty...are all yours at the touch of your keyboard. You type it and Windows Live Messenger Emoticons will pop up the perfect emoticon to go with your words.
Greenz
Kiwee's Windows Live Messenger Animated Emoticons can dance, wink, and wiggle their way into our conversations. Don't underestimate these little guys. They feel just the way you do and they are not afraid to show it. Kiwee's Windows Live Messenger Animated Emoticons are more than just your average Smileys. Let them into your chat windows, and let them into your hearts.
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Did You Know This About Windows Live Messenger?
As of Windows Live Messenger 7.0, the client now offers a level of integration with Microsoft's Xbox Live Internet Gaming service. Users of Windows Live Messenger can go to the Xbox Website and link their gamertag to Microsoft's .NET Passport network. This will allow Windows Live Messenger to report the user's Xbox Live friends list, as well as allow them to send game invitations to players, so that the user does not have to be on Xbox Live in order to arrange games. This feature goes along with Microsoft's continuing goal to place integration between their various services. After December 2, Xbox Live Integration had temporarily malfunctioned. This was due to the change in hardware and protocol brought with the release of the Xbox 360. The error was soon corrected however, and full functionality is now available. The Spring 2007 Update for Xbox 360 allowed Windows Live users and 360 users to chat simultaneously, and even lists what game is being played by an Xbox Live user to their Windows Live Messenger friends. (source: Wikipedia)