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by clawton 09 Apr 2008 ( edited Apr 10'08 17:08 )
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Help- having hard time with symbols being used in questions/answers. I've seen the following used and can't figure them out: ;-D, ;), :D, and =D.

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by anna25775 09 Apr 2008
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oh clawton, those are smileys - ;-D is winking with tongue sticking out, ;) is a normal wink, :D is a big big smile/sticking toungue out but to be honest I'm not quite sure what the last one is either lol and maybe other cuties have other versions too! flower for you
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by clawton 09 Apr 2008
Thank you. Think I'm in a different generation. I was writing them down when I placed the paper side ways and I got the picture! THANKS
by clawton 09 Apr 2008
I just saw another one :H. Help No young children any more to help with the finer things in life.
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by jrob 09 Apr 2008
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The last one is BIG eyed smile!;)
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by anna25775 09 Apr 2008
aha...... didnt know this, thanks jrob =D (those are my big blue eyes smiling at you ha ha ) flower for you
by jrob 09 Apr 2008
Very pretty eyes! ;)
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by simplyrosie 09 Apr 2008
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:-P I'm sticking my tongue out to you Clawton! xoxo
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by clawton 09 Apr 2008
THANKS simplyrosie. As I said to the others- generation gap!
by simplyrosie 10 Apr 2008
That's okay... hugs and kisses for you anyway!
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by dkjack 10 Apr 2008
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Thanks for asking the question clawton! I too did not know what they meant. All I know is that :) means smiling.
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by clawton 10 Apr 2008
At least I'm not alone out here!!!
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by tmbache 10 Apr 2008
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My goodness::: I to an lost in the generation gap. Can't read either what was that :H for my goodness can"t even see to make it right. guess I'll go to be tomorrows another day .Flowers to all
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by clawton 10 Apr 2008
I'm with you!
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by joaniessw 10 Apr 2008
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Wow, thank you ladies. You make this 45 yr old feel mighty mighty young here. Although, I had not seen the :H b4 TY *4U all
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by clawton 10 Apr 2008
Looks like I have almost 20 years on you. So yes you are still YOUNG. Thanks for making the interesting as well as a learning experience for me.
by tmbache 11 Apr 2008
Looks to be clawton were about the same age here Oh my goodness I'm sure I would insult someone and be kicked out of class. Just don't understand so maybe I'll lose the jeff of some post----Oh well flowers to you my dear.
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by meganne 10 Apr 2008
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{-0 =Perplexed... :-0 =OH! My Goodness!....
:-}} =Huge Smile.... :-{ =On the verge of tears.. note they are not the normal parenthesis but the other, squiggly, bracket whose name i have long forgotten. roses, Meganne
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by clawton 10 Apr 2008
Thanks. I'm trying to keep up. I think I'll stick to my norm. Afraid I'll insult someone not knowing for sure the terms.
by tmbache 11 Apr 2008
thanks for educating us older ladys here.
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by shirlener88 10 Apr 2008
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Hehehe! You got it - now! *4U
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by clawton 10 Apr 2008
Don't think I ever will. Everytime I think I got it something else comes up. Too hard to keep up. *4U also.
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by nurselilly 10 Apr 2008
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ok they come from MSN they are called emoticons we use them as shortcuts in chatrooms or on msn messenger to show a little picture or of a face the ;-D or :d = an open mouthed smiley face...:-) or :)= a closed mouthed smiley face the =D i have no idea anyway take a look at http://www.msn.uk/resourse/emoticons.aspx they have most of them there there are a few others that are not listed anyway hope this helps.:-) * 4 u
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by dlmds 10 Apr 2008
Nurselilly, I tryed to go to this site. I can't seem to get any results. Hugs and flowers
by clawton 10 Apr 2008
I will have to try out the site. Thanks
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by marjialexa 10 Apr 2008
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Clawton, yep, generation gap. I'm tooo old to read sideways, and too much of a typist to bother messing about with all that 'shift key' and thinking! I still type 90 wpm and it's so much easier just to type out words! And yes, I know the modern term is 'keyboarder' or some such, but when you learned on an old Remington manual typewriter, you really do remain a 'typist' all your life, hee hee hee!!!! LOL is about the only 'shortcut thingy' I 'get' and use. But bless all you ladies that can catch up with this new stuff, and more power to you!! Luv you all. Marji
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by clawton 10 Apr 2008
I agree with you 100%. I also learned on a manual.
by bikermomfl 10 Apr 2008
I'm with you altho I did learn on an IBM Selectric, remember those? I actually could type faster than the ball could turn! I can still type about 80 wpm or so without looking, not to bad for an old broad I guess, flower for you...