Plugin for emoticons in Apple Mail?

Is there a plugin for emoticons in Apple Mail?
Thanks,
HL

I also had the WOT warn me away from the website you mentioned. This one works well on this forum, in gmail, and even in the Comcast mail program, which didn't take emoticons very well for a while. I find it has a lot of options.
http://www.mysmiley.net/free-cool-smileys.php
I'm one of those "awful" creatures who loves these things.
laverne's mom

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