Re: one liner
"Alexander Schloegl" <ale...@web.de> wrote in message news:b2ii6b$o2s$01$1...@news.t-online.com... > Hi, > > has sombody some one-line-ascciis? > > e.g. c(_) = cup (of coffee) > > (___(_______((() = cigarette > One line face mark is well-known in Japan. Some are my own mark. Weeping face (T_T) Please take one more chance on me. (^_^)b Heavy Metal is not my taste at all..... p(-_-)q Honey, I swear. It's not love affair. She is just a colleague. (^_^;)> Help! <('o')> This is not single line,but yet simple. Nose-deep-breathing. i i (o o) KIRARA
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