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Noh-Varr (
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2015-04-12 04:33 pm (UTC)
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I'm not sure what there is to teach. Emoticons are used to demonstrate emotion and clarify text.
FROM:
varr.noh@cdc.org
For example:
'I'm going to see Garrus. :)' VS 'I'm going to see Garrus. :('
FROM:
varr.noh@cdc.org
The first expresses happiness at seeing Garrus, the second unhappiness. The colon is the eyes and the parentheses is the mouth. Do you follow?
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no subject
I'm not sure what there is to teach. Emoticons are used to demonstrate emotion and clarify text.
FROM: varr.noh@cdc.org
For example:
'I'm going to see Garrus. :)' VS 'I'm going to see Garrus. :('
FROM: varr.noh@cdc.org
The first expresses happiness at seeing Garrus, the second unhappiness. The colon is the eyes and the parentheses is the mouth. Do you follow?