Shortcut for Inserting Smileys?

Is there any way I can assign a keyboard shortcut for inserting smileys? Dragging the mouse over, clicking the menu, and choosing the smiley gets a little tedious. Is this possible? Thanks.
AT

Yeah, I noticed that (though thanks very much for pointing it out because I'd forgotten it). I guess I'm more interested in a faster way to insert these. I know, when I used to use AIM, from AOL, typing Ctrl-1 would produce one particular smiley and such was the case with cntrl and the 2-9 keys. This made it very easy to insert them quickly. I was just wondering if that was possible in Ichat, since Command-1 is dedicated to showing or hiding the main ichat screen. Thanks for the suggestion, though.
AT

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