Re: question about ;) etc.
From Praseodymium 59 <pra...@m.geocities.com>
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· 28 Jun 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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Mika Leppanen escreveu na mensagem <359...@news.kolumbus.fi>...
|It's "smiley".
They're also known as emoticons. I'm sure you can find lists of them by
typing "emoticons" in any search engine. Here are a few I know:
happy :-)
sad :-(
very happy :->
terribly sad :-<
laughing :-D
crying :,-(
dead X-(
stretching the tongue out of the mouth :-P
yawn :-0
wearing glasses B-)
kiss :-*
surprised ?:-o
hug {}
blinking an eye ;-)
shut up :-x
greedy $-)
thinking {hmmm}Ooo... :-/
homer simpson (8(|)
rose @}-`-,---
frown >:-(
Santa *<|:-{) - ho, ho, ho!
smoking a pipe :-?
serious :-|
vampire :-[
disappointed :-e
etc., etc., etc.
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