This, of course, is “Truman Capote terrorized by an ether-induced hallucination.” Or maybe “boiled egg scared of being eaten.” Could be both, really, and though I hadn’t thought of peppering my online conversations with such an emoticon, I can now think of nothing but.
Japan, we’re in your debt once again.
It must be a pain to switch to a Cyrillic keyboard whenever you want that emoticon :p
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I actually have no idea what the Japanese keyboard set up is like. Surely, they have a means of not constantly switching back and forth between keyboard sets?
DeleteThey've got a button on the keyboard that switches the input from the alphabet to Japanese. You usually don't need to switch if you capitalize the first letter. As a side note, the location of the ' and " are over the 2 and 8(?), respectively, since they are not really used in Japanese. There are also a couple of extra buttons, which often means that the space bar is a lot smaller. And that concludes your lecture on Japanese keyboards!
DeleteAlso, that reminds me of those weird "Devil Wears Prada" T-Shirts that people wear. Now, all we need is an emoticon for giant, slime-covered monsters. Hmm . . .
ReplyDeleteWait, I'm unfamiliar with these shirts you speak of.
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