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Emoji: What does D mean?
Professor Scott farman of Carnegie Mellon University (Professor of Computer Science in Pittsburgh) made the smile symbol ":-)" in the bulletin board system for the first time. At first, he defined the speaker as a joke, but now it is more used to express heartfelt joy and knowing smile.
Accordingly, he used ":-("to indicate that the speaker was serious; Of course: -D side view is smiling face. The traditional original prototype has only one ":)", and then the number of users keeps increasing, creating various forms of characters. :-) Smile. -(unhappy. ; -) blink.
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((Work)) Bear
(▔ _ _ _ ▔) y-~ Smoking 004
(~ ~ ~) Play the fool
╭(─? ──) ╮▃▇ Uh-huh, don't bother.
& lt(~ 3 ~) gt; -(& gt; mouth
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