Line: Smileys, Talk: Lovebirds vs. Clown
From Dan Furlani <bc8...@yfn.ysu.edu>
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· 6 Feb 1995 20:51 · View full thread
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.odOOb dOObo. Smile! Laugh!
O8P~ ~T8O Smile! Laugh!
.oOOo. Smile! Laugh!
OOOOOO dF Smile! Laugh!
TOOOOT Smile! Laugh!
Ob. ~~~~ ,dO Smile! Laugh!
YOOoo,. .,ooOOP Smile! Laugh!
~YOOOOOOOOOOOOP~ ha Smile! Laugh! ha
~'""""""'~ hah hah
ahah ahah
These are two smiley's I drew ahaha ahaha
today - the one above is a clown hahahah hahahah
or something, and the on here---> ahahahahahahahahahah
is a rotated, enlarged =) ahahahahahahahah
I thought that I would share them. ahahahah
Comment on the Lovebirds in nest: They are beautiful. It has been
interesting watching them "evolve." I also saw the resemblence of a
clown, as Are Nodland <nod...@kari.fm.unit.no> mentioned.
For those who cannot see it, it is just a Gestalt kind of thing. You have
to look at it another way. The heart is then nose, the birds heads are the
eyes, their tails are ears, the nest/basket is a beard. Maybe someone could
evolve this into something akin to those inkblot tests (Rorschat?). That
would be neat.
Au revoir,
---Dan
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