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From: danger@cts.com (Dan Gervais)
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Subject: Talk-line: 2 line smilies
Date: 26 Sep 1994 18:57:07 -0500
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In article <361tsn$40o@gagme.wwa.com> boba@wwa.com (Bob Allison) writes:
>From: boba@wwa.com (Bob Allison)
>Subject: Request: 2 line smilies
>Date: 24 Sep 1994 14:15:35 -0500


>   I have taken to using a variation on the standard :-) that is meant to 
>be viewed vertically, not sideways.  It is this ^_^ smiley.  Still 1 line.

>   Then soon after, I started using a much more pleasing 2 line version.
>It is generally best used at the end of a paragraph, so that the blank 
>line between can be used, like this.  ^ u ^
>                                      `-_-'
>   Does anybody have any variations on this?  I'm sure something like 
>this has been posted, and I may even have some of them somewhere, but I 
>thought it would be easier to just ask.

I just tried this ^._.^   forms more of a smiley

some more:   +_+  o_o   'o`  `o'  `_' '_`  "._."
DanGer