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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 Sep 1997.
Re: Alien smileys

Re: Alien smileys


In article <341...@nntpserver.swip.net> chr...@hotmail.com (Chribba) writes:
>
>We all know how to do ordinary smileys like  :)  ;) and more, but does
>anyone know how to do an alien smiley?
>
>//Chribba
>

Well, I checked my big compiled smiley list (which is now over 1930 smileys
and other symbols in them) and found three ones labelled as aliens:
>8=[..          User is an alien or Martian
>8=[~           User is an alien or Martian
~8-|            An alien
Come check out my list if you want to see tons more of all different kinds
of smileyss and symbols.  ;)

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From: mar...@astro.umd.edu (James Marshall)
Subject: Re: Alien smileys
Date: 1997/09/08
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Organization: Astronomy @ U. of MD, College Park
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