Who's Ready for a New Smilie with a Fishy Twist?

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In summary, A "New smilie" is a newer version of the traditional emoticon used in electronic communication. It was invented by Scott Fahlman in 1982 and typically includes more advanced graphics and animations. The different expressions can convey various emotions and are commonly used in text-based communication and social media.
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Well, its not PF's but I've found a nice one
http://www.brad-johnson.com/forum/images/smiles/bosh.gif [Broken]


:biggrin: :wink:
 
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Find one where the smilie is beating a dead horse.
 
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wow, its me killing pengwuino with a fish, the Irony.
 

What is a "New smilie"?

A "New smilie" is a type of emoticon or symbol used to convey emotion or tone in electronic communication. It is typically a small image or icon that represents a facial expression.

How is a "New smilie" different from a regular smilie?

A "New smilie" is a newer version of the traditional smilie, with more advanced graphics and a wider range of expressions. It may also include animations or movements.

Who invented the "New smilie"?

The "New smilie" was invented by Scott Fahlman, a computer scientist at Carnegie Mellon University, in 1982. He proposed the use of :-) and :-( to indicate happy and sad expressions, respectively.

What do the different "New smilie" expressions mean?

The meaning of a "New smilie" expression can vary depending on the context and the sender's intention. Generally, a smiley face indicates happiness or positivity, while a frowny face indicates sadness or dissatisfaction. Other expressions may convey humor, sarcasm, or other emotions.

How are "New smilies" used in communication?

"New smilies" are commonly used in text-based communication, such as emails, text messages, and online chats, to convey emotion and add tone to a message. They can also be used in social media posts and comments to express reactions or sentiments.

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