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Here, have some free emotes to use however you want! XD Yay, corgis!

To set these as your own custom emotes!:

1. download the full image and then reopen it in the art program of your choice. Begin selecting, cutting, and separating each of the images! VERY important!! Save each individual image as a .gif!!

2. Save each image as a separate file and upload them to a photobucket account (or something that works the same as photobucket!)

3. Go to Livejournal home > Journal > Customize Journal Style > Go to Edit/Create Journal Mood Themes > Create and name your new mood theme!

4. It will ask for the specific file locations and the pixel sizes. You can copy and paste the specific addresses from the photobucket account where you loaded all of the individual images. Whatever art program you used should have a sizing option that will tell you the height and width of each individual image, and that is the pixel height and width you should enter! Most all except the herding corgi are about the same in size so it shouldn't be too hard to do. Ask if you have any questions, and I hope you guys enjoy 'em!

(p.s. If you do end up using them, please do tell me! I'd get a big kick outta that. 83)

Description
Here, have some free emotes to use however you want! XD Yay, corgis!

To set these as your own custom emotes!:

1. download the full image and then reopen it in the art program of your choice. Begin selecting, cutting, and separating each of the images! VERY important!! Save each individual image as a .gif!!

2. Save each image as a separate file and upload them to a photobucket account (or something that works the same as photobucket!)

3. Go to Livejournal home > Journal > Customize Journal Style > Go to Edit/Create Journal Mood Themes > Create and name your new mood theme!

4. It will ask for the specific file locations and the pixel sizes. You can copy and paste the specific addresses from the photobucket account where you loaded all of the individual images. Whatever art program you used should have a sizing option that will tell you the height and width of each individual image, and that is the pixel height and width you should enter! Most all except the herding corgi are about the same in size so it shouldn't be too hard to do. Ask if you have any questions, and I hope you guys enjoy 'em!

(p.s. If you do end up using them, please do tell me! I'd get a big kick outta that. 83)