A quick solution to this would be to add the css class wp-smiley in your theme’s css styles.

Include your post’s container class, too. In my case, the post container class is .post, so the code would be:

.post .wp-smiley{

margin:0;

padding:0;

border:none;

background-color:none;

vertical-align:middle;

}

Experiment with the vertical-align attribute. Either it’s bottom, baseline or middle.

That’s it!

Now you can smile properly.

Pepsi - Sumo Chickens

Which one?

Ford - Next Generation

For the next generation…

Volkswagen - Hands

Isn’t it beautiful what hands can do?

Renault - Fisherman

Ariston - Underwater World

Pure Blonde Beer

RAF (Royal Airforce) - Flying Objects

Cool!

The making

Behind the scenes of the raf commercial :

JC Penny - The Mill Is Magic 

Magic!

Who would’ve thought such images could be created out of sand?

This was held in Seoul around 2003-04. I’m not really sure tho.

By the way, the guy’s name is Ferenc Cako.

Just check it out.

You’ll spend around a few seconds on it.

It’s fun to swirl the mouse around!

It’s a fun interactive stuff.

Arms.

At first, I didn’t expect to play so much, but I ended up trying to beat my high

score!

It’s really a simple but yet somehow addictive game!

You point the mouse to the direction you want the bunny to jump and off it goes “bumping up” the bells!

It gets really gripping when your way, way up and suddenly you miss to bump up a bell, and you go falling down the sky! It makes you go “Noooooooooooo!”

I managed to achieve a “high score” of 49,710! Maybe that’s too low. Or high?

Head over here play Winter Bells and find out how high you could score!Maybe you could play for a minute or two.

Or maybe 30 minutes would do.

P.S.

Oh, and turn your speakers on. The music is worth chillin’ to!

A guy does “shadow puppetry” to the song of “What A Wonderful World”. He uses his arms and pair of hands to create an illusion of moving figures.

The only shadow figure I myself know to “form” with my hands is a dove or bird thingy.

But this one’s cool.

It features bunnies, babies, and “Louis Armstrong” himself.

Check it out. You can just hit the play button below.

By the way, “What A Wonderful World” was original sung by “Louis Armstrong”:

It’s called “Space Time 3D”.

I was using it after I downloaded it a couple of hours ago and thought of just exploring it a bit and having fun!

It really impressed me with it’s “smooth window transitioning”. By this, I mean when you scroll to the next window, the “sliding” is really smooth which makes a really “spacy” feel to it.

Moreover, when you type a URL in the address bar, the result would open up in a *new window*!

And if you notice below your floating web page, it’ll show your previous opened-up sites. This is some sort of your “tabbed windows” feature in the firefox browser (and IE7).

If you do a Google web search, the first page would be the Google results page, and the rest would display for you a snapshot of the website of each of the results of your Google query!

And, if you do a Google Image Search, the images load up individually, creating a sort of “Gallery Feel”, like what you would experience if you walked in a painting museum.

I haven’t really spend more than a day using it yet since I just downloaded it a couple of hours ago. I just thought it’d be a fun thing to use and discover the new cool ideas regarding the way we use to the internet.

There’d be a lot more improvements still coming up ahead.

But you can head over http://www.spacetime.com/ and download it today and have a feel of what I’m talking about.

It’s Free.