I would like to use smileys that look like me when I chat. A free online software where you submit your photo and it converts it to different smileys to choose from would be nice to have. Make it easy to import them into any chat program. An option to automatically take photos of me when I use web cam on a chat and convert them to smileys would be great because it would allow for a large variety of facial expressions to choose from. Does anyone here know if it exists already? Thanks.

Aren't you curious to read what people write to each other? how about a new category where people can post excerpts from emails in which they had an interesting talk with someone on a topic of interest? In order to respect everyone's privacy while rewarding everyone's curiosity, any names or mention of private info must be removed before posting.

to people who live lonely life, to people who are lonely, this is necessary, listen live laughs, listen with your computer people laughing and joking with each other while you sit lonely in your room, people that live in same city or foreign country, fight your loneliness

Go to this website and surprise your friends with a magic trick. This is not new, but I'm sharing the trick and the explanation for those who haven't seen it or tried it. It's smart. Definitely worth a few seconds to try it.

What you will see when you go to the page is this: you are at the Google homepage, and you casually ask someone to watch the Google logo. Then, you move two of your fingers to completely cover the "o"s in the Google logo. When you remove your fingers, to much surprise, the letters "o" will be missing from the logo. Now you ask your friend to move her fingers over the missing "o"s. After your friend removes the fingers, the logo will be complete again! (read more)

Facebook is adding a "username" to people's account to "easily direct friends, family, and coworkers to your profile". Is my full name not enough to direct someone to my profile? I logged into MySpace account for the first time in a few weeks and I noticed they have a new bar at the bottom of the page...just like Facebook...with online friends and chat...just like Facebook. And yet Facebook is letting you choose a username...just like Myspace. We all know that Myspace is to Facebook like Yahoo is to Google. Tom and Jerry Zuckerberg. Mark your posts!

I propose a new site where people who want to take revenge from someone post all that person's bad aspects, past rude behaviors etc. In order to avoid fake postings there will be a fee. For every new posting about the person the fee has to be higher than the one paid previously. The accuser has to give name and details. If someone will be willing to pay to vent their dislike, they must really have a reason for it!

I know we all have our moments on the road. And hopefully those around us forgive the random indiscretion. However, there are people who egregiously run stop signs, speed, and put the rest of us in danger. There are those who make this a habit, in neighborhoods with kids, because of shortcuts. Let's do something about it. Bad Driver Listings. The idea is to have a twitter-like site organized by geography for bad drivers, with license plate numbers and counts, how many times someone was cited for running stop signs, speeding etc

The only thing that can stop rising oil prices is a reduction in its world demand. Public transport and even hitchhiking can help. I think a website that matches people who share similar routes to work every day and arrange to split the fuel cost by using one car can help. Bus companies can also offer group transport for many people that use similar routes. More efficiency or higher prices?

What if major websites such as Amazon, iTunes, Netflix, NYT etc teamed up with major ISPs to offer for a flat monthly fee an internet service connection that comes with unlimited download of books, movies, songs, articles, papers, website memberships etc? Say for $100 a month or whatever deal will make sense, I would not only get a fast internet connection but also free access to the iTunes store, Netflix and Amazon where I can download as many movies, songs and books I want. (read more)

With the popularity of myspace increasing the number of sites offering myspace comments have increased over the internet. These sites offer comment codes that can be pasted on myspace profile pages. These comments could be anything from simple images to complex graphical representations of popular celebrities. They could be nice, they could be naughty or even rude comments like this one (read more)