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I see a lot of posts online (most of the time on TV or this website) that have faces constructed of keyboard keys, I do not know what hardly any of them mean accept for:
:)
:(
;D
I would like to be educated.
:)
:(
;D
I would like to be educated.
I see a lot of posts online (most of the time on TV or this website) that have faces constructed of keyboard keys, I do not know what hardly any of them mean accept for:
:)
:(
;D
I would like to be educated.
:)
:(
;D
I would like to be educated.
Best thing to do is show us examples of the ones you mean.
They are all very obvious I think tbh. If they don't look like what they are showing, I don't think they should be used.
0_o = Puzzled or "Really!? (sarcastic) -Stretching one eye open further than the other
-_- = Sarcastic look, or evil stare sorta thing, slightly closed eyes
-_0 = Most commonly a wink, see the one eye open the other closed?
This list shows a few more examples with a kind of "Don't go there girlfriend" description.
They are all very obvious I think tbh. If they don't look like what they are showing, I don't think they should be used.
0_o = Puzzled or "Really!? (sarcastic) -Stretching one eye open further than the other
-_- = Sarcastic look, or evil stare sorta thing, slightly closed eyes
-_0 = Most commonly a wink, see the one eye open the other closed?
This list shows a few more examples with a kind of "Don't go there girlfriend" description.
I generally use -_- as a sort of sigh/fed up face.
¬_¬ is generally one I use to show sarcasm, sort of "yeah, right"
:P - sticking tongue out
^_^ - very happy, sort of like a "yay"
to be honest, most faces that get used on a regular basis are generic and simple, and can be guessed from just looking at them.
¬_¬ is generally one I use to show sarcasm, sort of "yeah, right"
:P - sticking tongue out
^_^ - very happy, sort of like a "yay"
to be honest, most faces that get used on a regular basis are generic and simple, and can be guessed from just looking at them.
I use the one below all the time:
:V#:-o
(A person confused why nobody will talk to him, unaware that he has an alligator on his head)
It distracts people long enough as so I can changed the subject!
:V#:-o
(A person confused why nobody will talk to him, unaware that he has an alligator on his head)
It distracts people long enough as so I can changed the subject!
HM wrote:
I use the one below all the time:
:V#:-o
(A person confused why nobody will talk to him, unaware that he has an alligator on his head)
It distracts people long enough as so I can changed the subject!
That's funny, and I appreciate all the feedback.
I use the one below all the time:
:V#:-o
(A person confused why nobody will talk to him, unaware that he has an alligator on his head)
It distracts people long enough as so I can changed the subject!
That's funny, and I appreciate all the feedback.
What does XD mean?
I use these:
:) = Smile
:( = Sad
:D = "Whoo!"
;) = Wink
;( = Empathy (sadness)
:'( = Crying
:@ = Angry
>:) = Evil
:\ = Awkward
:| = Unbelievable
>.> = Sarcastic
xD = "Wicked" (in the 'cool' sense)
xP = Cheeky
:) = Smile
:( = Sad
:D = "Whoo!"
;) = Wink
;( = Empathy (sadness)
:'( = Crying
:@ = Angry
>:) = Evil
:\ = Awkward
:| = Unbelievable
>.> = Sarcastic
xD = "Wicked" (in the 'cool' sense)
xP = Cheeky
Sonic Chris wrote:
:(slanted line - can't write it on forum)= Awkward
If you use two slashes one gets through:
:\
LukeMstaffie is going to fix it when he gets back from holiday :¬P
:(slanted line - can't write it on forum)= Awkward
If you use two slashes one gets through:
:\
LukeMstaffie is going to fix it when he gets back from holiday :¬P
[s]Hmmm...[/s]
Thanks Hmmm. Edited accordingly :)
Once again I appreciate all the feedback :)