I would suggest the "Emoji" app but there are tons of other apps that have smiley face icons.
I means that she appreciated what you did for her dude girls usually don't have allot of meaning when they do stuff get used to it!
I means that she appreciated what you did for her dude girls usually don't have allot of meaning when they do stuff get used to it!
Possibly. A blushing emoji is typically used to express some kind of embarrassment, but can change depending on the context of the communication.
One can sell a used iPod in online stores such as eBay or Amazon. In addition, one can sell a used iPod to one's peers if one's peers actually needs a used iPod.
the dock is universal fit
A smiley face
The first smiley face was used for an ad for an Ingrid Bergman film in 1948. However, the smiley face we know today was made in 1964 by Harvey Ross Ball for an insurance company.
a smiling face is 'un visage souriant' a smiley (smiling yellow face used in internet messages) is commonly called a smiley in French. The official name is "une émoticone" (word formed from émotion + icône)
Awesome Face is a classic internet meme of a well recognized smiley face. This face is used to indicate approval. The icon is a yellow smiley face with a wide open smile and eyes looking towards one direction.
A winking smiley face can mean flirting, more commonly it is used for jokes. It depends on the situation really.
:-) It's a smiley-face! It doesn't have a meaning in the English language, but it's commonly used as a happy face in Internet-speak. :-) It's a smiley-face! It doesn't have a meaning in the English language, but it's commonly used as a happy face in Internet-speak.
Carnegie Mellon University professor Scott E. Fahlman is reported to be the first person to use the horizontal smiley face in a computer message. In 1982, he used the smiley face in a forum discussion regarding the limits of online humor.
ROFL (Rolling on (the) floor laughing)
actually Christians do do not use icons
A smiley face. In informal writing, an emoticon :-) is used, or a little face is drawn on the paper. In formal writing, it's best to write it out, like this: *smile*
Religions have symbols but they are not supposed to have icons because they worship God and don't need icons for focus.
The first smileys would only be first used when computer sites allowed chat rooms and such and someone came up with the code for a smiley face and it went on from there.