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From: gkomatsu@uhunix3.uhcc.Hawaii.Edu (Galen Tatsuo Komatsu)
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Subject: Talk-line: 1 line smilies ~v~
Date: 6 Oct 1994 13:38:30 -0500
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In article <368if2$ofm@gagme.wwa.com> lisun@cs.sfu.ca (Li Sun) writes:
>In article <367n4j$pt1@sashimi.wwa.com>, Dan Gervais <danger@cts.com> wrote:
>>I just tried this ^._.^   forms more of a smiley
>>some more:   +_+  o_o   'o`  `o'  `_' '_`  "._."
                          -----------------
these three look a little unusual since the quote is a (short) vertical 
line on my Apple //e, the reverse quote has the slight lean on it.


>	I just tried the following one-line smiley:
>	~v~ 	~_~ 	^v^	~!~ (I call this koala smiley)
>and more 
>	 ~V~ ^V^ "v" "V"  ~u~ ~=~ ^=^ ~U~ ~n~ ~O~ ~o~ ~x~

	These types of smileys are already common especially if you've
looked through the fj newsgroups and probably the Japanese related ones
too (i.e. anime).  Standard ones:

 ^_^      basic smiley

(^_^)     ear to ear smile

 ^_^;;
(^_^;;    sweat rolling down side
(^_^);;

*_*;; >pachi< >pachi<



>	BTW, I have also tried  telephone. The following 3-line one is
>the best I can think of
>			       @()~~~()				
>			      @  /~~~\
>			       @|_____|

	...may I see something in a coordless?  ^_^
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