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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 22 Jun 1995.
Talk-Line: Smiley Parts Dictionary

Talk-Line: Smiley Parts Dictionary


On 21 Jun 1995, Hanke Christian Daempfling wrote:

>   > -- ? smiley
>   < -- ? frowny

I think these might be evil grin and very angry frown (stronger than ( )

>   ] -- ? smiley
>   [ -- ? frowny

Maybe less enthusiastic than ( or ) ?


>   } -- ? smiley
>   { -- ? frowny
> 

You got me.



> Extras:
>    <\\\\> - Tie ?

Never seen one, but that's a good guess!  



Tracy

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From: Tracy Miller <tmi...@haas.berkeley.edu>
Subject: Talk-Line: Smiley Parts Dictionary
Date: 1995/06/22
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