In case you missed it...

[Harry P.]

There is now a direct link from this site to eModelCars.

The header just below the main navigation links is clickable.

Try it!

[Mr. Moparman]

I saw that.

[highway]

Really, where is it???

[george 53]

It works good too!

[Danno]

Thanks Gregg ... or whomever. Great idea.

(Emoticon here, indicating very much approval.)

[Harry P.]

Thanks Gregg ... or whomever. Great idea.

(Emoticon here, indicating very much approval.)

My idea.

(Emoticon here indicating smug sense of self-satisfaction).

[Danno]

My idea.

(Emoticon here indicating smug sense of self-satisfaction).

I'm impressed.

(Emoticon here indicating I'm impressed.)

[Harry P.]

I'm impressed.

(Emoticon here indicating I'm impressed.)

Do you sometimes get the feeling we need a much wider range of emoticons?

(Emoticon here indicating a clever and witty bon mot...)

[Eshaver]

Emotion here meaning that model prices will continue to escalate

Ed Shaver

[Harry P.]

Emotion here meaning that model prices will continue to escalate

Ed Shaver

Emoticon here saying well, duh! The price of everything will continue to escalate!

Well, maybe not used washing machines...

[Keef]

Emoticon here rolling eyes and sighing

[Harry P.]

Emoticon here rolling eyes and sighing

Um, actually we have that one...

[Keef]

Um, actually we have that one...

sure it rolls its eyes, but it isnt sighing like this

[Danno]

sure it rolls its eyes, but it isnt sighing like this

Well, not only that, but ...

The whole point of writing out in longhand the emotion, thought, expression or message that could otherwise be conveyed by posting a simple emoticon is that heavy criticism and resultant rulemaking (I did NOT use the term 'knee-jerk') has erupted due to the posting of said simple emoticons.

So ... whether 'we have that one' or not, it is preferred and even required that said messages or emotions be conveyed via text and verbosity rather than by display of said emoticons, therefore somehow conserving and preserving bandwith.

Therefore, the above must be posted rather than just .

(Smiling, laughing out loud, just kidding emoticons here.)

Emotion here meaning that model prices will continue to escalate

Ed Shaver

(Emoticon expressing 'Duh!' here.)

[MikeMc]

My idea.

(Emoticon here indicating smug sense of self-satisfaction).

Have you suggested a subscription link?

[Chuck Most]

The car in the e Model Cars logo- one of Jairus' creations?

[Harry P.]

Have you suggested a subscription link?

Hey, that's a great idea!

Email to Gregg on the way...

[Harry P.]

The car in the e Model Cars logo- one of Jairus' creations?

Don't know for sure but it does look like it...

[highway]

Well, not only that, but ...

The whole point of writing out in longhand the emotion, thought, expression or message that could otherwise be conveyed by posting a simple emoticon is that heavy criticism and resultant rulemaking (I did NOT use the term 'knee-jerk') has erupted due to the posting of said simple emoticons.

So ... whether 'we have that one' or not, it is preferred and even required that said messages or emotions be conveyed via text and verbosity rather than by display of said emoticons, therefore somehow conserving and preserving bandwith.

Therefore, the above must be posted rather than just .

(Smiling, laughing out loud, just kidding emoticons here.)

Talk about blowing things out of proportion, it's not that you can't STILL use the emotions, Gregg just does NOT want an emotion smiley ONLY in the post!

[ra7c7er]

Glad to see the link maybe it will bring a few more to Emodelcars.

[Danno]

Talk about blowing things out of proportion, it's not that you can't STILL use the emotions, Gregg just does NOT want an emotion smiley ONLY in the post!

Really?

Edited August 3, 2011 by Danno

[Terror]

Hey, that's a great idea!

Email to Gregg on the way...

;:. it would be nice to see a paypal link on that also .:;

[MikeMc]

;:. it would be nice to see a paypal link on that also .:;

Or put it in the store....already set up!