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#: activity.py:78
msgid "Insert smiley"
msgstr "Insert smiley"

#: activity.py:115 activity.py:182
msgid "Off-line"
msgstr "Off-line"

#: activity.py:115
msgid "Share, or invite someone."
msgstr "Share, or invite someone."

#: activity.py:174 activity.py:189
msgid "On-line"
msgstr "On-line"

#: activity.py:174
msgid "Private Chat"
msgstr "Private Chat"

#: activity.py:182 activity.py:242
msgid "left the chat"
msgstr "left the chat"

#: activity.py:189
msgid "Connected"
msgstr "Connected"

#: activity.py:234
msgid "joined the chat"
msgstr "joined the chat"

#: activity.py:249
msgid "is here"
msgstr "is here"

#: activity/activity.info:2
msgid "Chat"
msgstr "Chat"

#: chat/box.py:318
msgid "URL from Chat"
msgstr "URL from Chat"

#: chat/box.py:352
msgid "Copy to Clipboard"
msgstr "Copy to Clipboard"

#. TRANS: A smiley (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smiley) explanation
#. TRANS: ASCII-art equivalents are :-) and :)
#: chat/smilies.py:32
msgid "Smile"
msgstr "Smile"

#. TRANS: A smiley (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smiley) explanation
#. TRANS: ASCII-art equivalents are ;-) and ;)
#: chat/smilies.py:35
msgid "Winking"
msgstr "Winking"

#. TRANS: A smiley (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smiley) explanation
#. TRANS: ASCII-art equivalents are :-/ and :/
#: chat/smilies.py:38
msgid "Confused"
msgstr "Confused"

#. TRANS: A smiley (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smiley) explanation
#. TRANS: ASCII-art equivalents are :-( and :(
#: chat/smilies.py:41
msgid "Sad"
msgstr "Sad"

#. TRANS: A smiley (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smiley) explanation
#. TRANS: ASCII-art equivalents are :-D and :D
#: chat/smilies.py:44
msgid "Grin"
msgstr "Grin"

#. TRANS: A smiley (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smiley) explanation
#. TRANS: ASCII-art equivalents are :-| and :|
#: chat/smilies.py:47
msgid "Neutral"
msgstr "Neutral"

#. TRANS: A smiley (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smiley) explanation
#. TRANS: ASCII-art equivalents are :-O, :O, =-O and =O
#: chat/smilies.py:50
msgid "Shock"
msgstr "Shock"

#. TRANS: A smiley (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smiley) explanation
#. TRANS: ASCII-art equivalents are B-), B), 8-) and 8)
#: chat/smilies.py:53
msgid "Cool"
msgstr "Cool"

#. TRANS: A smiley (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smiley) explanation
#. TRANS: ASCII-art equivalents are :-P and :P
#: chat/smilies.py:56
msgid "Tongue"
msgstr "Tongue"

#. TRANS: A smiley (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smiley) explanation
#. TRANS: ASCII-art equivalents are :">
#: chat/smilies.py:59
msgid "Blushing"
msgstr "Blushing"

#. TRANS: A smiley (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smiley) explanation
#. TRANS: ASCII-art equivalents are :'-( and :'(
#: chat/smilies.py:62
msgid "Weeping"
msgstr "Weeping"

#. TRANS: A smiley (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smiley) explanation
#. TRANS: ASCII-art equivalents are O-), O), O:-) and O:)
#: chat/smilies.py:65
msgid "Angel"
msgstr "Angel"

#. TRANS: A smiley (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smiley) explanation
#. TRANS: ASCII-art equivalents are :-$ and :-$
#: chat/smilies.py:68
msgid "Don't tell anyone"
msgstr "Don't tell anyone"

#. TRANS: A smiley (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smiley) explanation
#. TRANS: ASCII-art equivalents are x-(, x(, X-( and x-(
#: chat/smilies.py:71
msgid "Angry"
msgstr "Angry"

#. TRANS: A smiley (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smiley) explanation
#. TRANS: ASCII-art equivalents are >:> and >:)
#: chat/smilies.py:74
msgid "Devil"
msgstr "Devil"

#. TRANS: A smiley (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smiley) explanation
#. TRANS: ASCII-art equivalents are :-B, :B
#: chat/smilies.py:77
msgid "Nerd"
msgstr "Nerd"

#. TRANS: A smiley (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smiley) explanation
#. TRANS: ASCII-art equivalents are :-*, :*
#: chat/smilies.py:80
msgid "Kiss"
msgstr "Kiss"

#. TRANS: A smiley (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smiley) explanation
#. TRANS: ASCII-art equivalents are :))
#: chat/smilies.py:83
msgid "Laughing"
msgstr "Laughing"

#. TRANS: A smiley (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smiley) explanation
#. TRANS: ASCII-art equivalents are I-)
#: chat/smilies.py:86
msgid "Sleepy"
msgstr "Sleepy"

#. TRANS: A smiley (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smiley) explanation
#. TRANS: ASCII-art equivalents are :-&
#: chat/smilies.py:89
msgid "Sick"
msgstr "Sick"

#. TRANS: A smiley (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smiley) explanation
#. TRANS: ASCII-art equivalents are /:)
#: chat/smilies.py:92
msgid "Raised eyebrows"
msgstr "Raised eyebrows"

#, python-format
#~ msgid "%s Source"
#~ msgstr "%s Source"