Someone might want to stick a message on a mirror to serve as a daily reminder, boost self-confidence, or provide motivation when looking at themselves.
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The person who received the message would get scared, or would act mature and remain calm.
Yes, they can. You would provide the message in your question though.
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Instant messaging
You would have to install AOL Instant Messenger.
I would suggest any 5A drum stick of a major brand.
You can't really get people to read your message board. Someone would have to have a reason to go to your message board. Just to find it, they would have to see your name and click on it, or hit "reply" on their own message board [provided you left them a message]. The message board is mostly for people to leave you a message. But you can use it to write yourself a reminder, or a note, or saying you'll be gone for a while, in case someone does visit, things like that.
Such a message is pointless. The person who sent it is confused.
People look in a mirror while putting on makeup so they can see what they are doing. Otherwise it would be very difficult to know if you are putting the makeup on properly.
I see that someone had been watching youtube lately :) But, to answer your question, a mirror is the colour of what it is reflecting. For example, if you were wearing a completely purple outfit and you were in a completely purple room, the mirror would be purple.
Only someone would know that if they were a stalker... SHEESH!