Show Your Colors with Display Pictures
Substitute the face to face with display picture to display picture. Kiwee's style Windows Live Messenger Display Pictures come in all sorts of styles and designs. There is something for everyone: Cute Windows Live Messenger Display Pictures, Pets Windows Live Messenger Display Pictures, and even Photography Windows Live Messenger Display Pictures. Get an Icon for your every persona and attitude.
Put your best Display Picture forward!
Multipacks
Twisted Whiskers
Kiwee's Windows Live Messenger Display Picture come in singles and multipacks! Some of our downloads have one special character and other Windows Live Messenger Display Pictures have a whole team of characters. Take a look for yourself!
Display Pictures Are Just Like Us!
Punk Cupid
What does :-)...:-(...;-)...all have in common? They set your Windows Live Messenger Animated Display Pictures in motion. After politely waiting through your conversation, these guys will jump at the chance to jump in. Windows Live Messenger Display Pictures will laugh, frown, wink, and more, all coordinated with the words you type.
So be careful what you say...
Want to use Kiwee everywhere? Take us with you! Download the Kiwee Toolbar and you can use our free emoticons, smileys, winks, graphic text, text generators, eCards, Egreetings and more any time, anywhere. The Toolbar works with most tools such as Windows Live Messenger, AIM, Yahoo! Messenger, Windows Live Hotmail and in any rich text editor!
FYI + FAQ 
Did You Know This About Windows Live Messenger?
In August 2004, Microsoft introduced a browser-based version of the Windows Live Messenger client which can be used on any computer with a compatible browser and access to the Internet, without the need to install the Messenger software beforehand. This 'Web-messenger' is very limited, and can only be used to chat. It is also possible to use the Messenger Service on a mobile phone using Microsofts MSN Mobile service. Again, Microsoft has elected not to allow their browser-based client to run on the Mac platform. (source: Wikipedia)