a smile makes all the difference

i think that a smile DOES make all the difference b'cause when you say hi to some1 u wanna smile when u do it otherwise they will think you are a silly, little person with no manners.. errr i do not have much manners *B U R P* but that doesn't mean otheres can't have them. once when i was leaving Fiji i say a little man sign over the guys bathroom and this little man picture was compleatly normal EXCEPT he was wearing a little Hawian style shirt and one of those neclace thingys around his neck. for the first time science hearing we were leaving i smiled

Okies,a smile! for most people its only a formality these days.And ok,if hilary just lost,and u try to cheer her up with a stupid smile?is it possible certainly not!ok smiles are a sign of positiveness but just a stupid smile is not enough to cheer up a person.These days peopel have very fast and hectic lives and they understand that if somebody is all grumbly and groany they probably had a sucking day at work.........

i think you are right in one way but what about the people who don't go to work and are to young? i'm only 14 and i still smile even after the one the only....school (BOOOOOO) er ahem. i been to a lot of places and i've always seen a smile. the reason i started this debate is b'cause i am doing a debate egactly the same for school so i need the practice.i think that smileing makes a difference and if more people smile it will be a better place. of course it will be hard for some people in countrys when Australia gets the gold in EVERYTHING they compete in( except table-tennis) go Australia! back to the point now. it is always hard to smile because there is such a lotta bad things happening and we are filled by othere emotions (oh my GOD i sound like a hippie) anyway i am pretty new to this whole online-debating so it will not be a suprise if i lose. althought i think i am right when i say that a smile does make all the difference.