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From: alisha <sophie@g-dav.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Re: faces
Date: 1997/01/06
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In article <olson-ya023480000501970001180001@news>, "Jeremy J. Olson"
<olson@ici.net> writes
>In article <32CEF9DF.3FE1@sn.no>, Kjetil <paavik@sn.no> wrote:
>
>} Like hell I will. If you hate smileys, why the heck do you have
>} them on your page, anyway? And if you want to promote them,
>} don't do it by putting other peoples work down. I liked 'em.
>
>Speaking of smileys, obviously you don't even know what they mean. I was
>joking!!!!!! That's what the ;) meant!     =\

Hang on, Jeremy. You don't know what smileys mean. j/k :) :P etc. Mean
joke, :P is an exception, :P can mean joke, rude or I-don't-like-
that/you. 

;) means WINK or *wink* or _wink_

So go eat a can of spam.

>       Jeremy J. Olson <olson@ici.net>
> o o   http://www.ici.net/cust_pages/olson/olson.html
>  U
> /v\   "Tolerable Censorship is an oxymoron."
>       (Michael Swaine, MacUser magazine)

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