Exempel på förkortningar i e-mail och chat
2U2
AAMOF
AFAIK
AFAIC
AFAICT
AFK
ASAP
BAK
BBL
BITMT
BOT
BRB
BTW
C4N
CRS
CU
CUL(8R)
CWOT
CYA
DIY
EOD
EZ
F2F
FAQ
FBOW
FOAF
FOCL
FWIW
FYA
FYI
/ga
GAL
To You, Too
As A Matter Of Fact
As Far As I Know
As Far As I'm Concerned
As Far As I Can Tell
Away From Keyboard
As Soon As Possible
Back At Keyboard
Be Back Later
But In The Meantime
Back On Topic
Be Right Back
By the way
Ciao For Now
Can't Remember "Stuff"
See You
See You Later
Complete Waste Of Time
See Ya
Do It Yourself
End Of Discussion
Easy
Face To Face
Frequently Asked Questions
For Better Or Worse
Friend Of A Friend
Falling Off Chair Laughing
For What It's Worth
For Your Amusement
For Your Information
Go Ahead
Get A Life
Exempel på 'emoticons'/'smileys' i e-mail, chat
:)
:-)
:-(
(:-(
B-)
:-)))
d:-)
:-D
:-P
:-o
8-o
:-s
:-\
:-)'
:-)8
8-)
*<|:-)
:-{}
=:-)=
:v)
:-[
:-E
:-F
:-#
:^)
:-[#]
:<)
:-&
:*)
happy face
just kidding or happy
depressed or frowning
extremely Sad
cool or sunglasses
overweight
a baseball player
laughing
tongue sticking out
surprised
shocked
confused
skeptical
drooling
well dressed because of bow tie
glasses
Santa
big mouth
punk rocker with a goatee
big nose
vampire
bucktoothed vampire
bucktoothed vampire with a tooth missing
braces
broken nose
eating
Ivy League school
tongue tied
drunk
Date: Sat, 29 Apr 95 01:06:54 -0400
From: "Scott E. Fahlman"
To: Don Z'Boray
Subject: Re: smileys
Yes, I am the one who first suggested the use of the :-) and :-(
glyphs in E-mail and bboard posts sometime around 1981.
People were making sarcastic comments in posts, others were taking
them more seriously than they were intended (no body language on
the net), and silly arguments were breaking out. So I suggested
on one of the CMU bboards that people explicitly label comments
not meant to be serious with a :-) glyph. Very quickly this idea
spread all around the world and others started creating clever
variations on the theme. The awful term "emoticons" is much more
recent. Unfortunately, I didn't save the original note. I post
things like this all the time, and never guessed that this one
would make history.
Cheers,
Scott
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Scott E. Fahlman
Internet: sef+@cs.cmu.edu
Principal Research Scientist
Phone: 412 268-2575
School of Computer Science
Fax: 412 268-5576
Carnegie Mellon University
Latitude: 40:26:46 N
5000 Forbes Avenue
Longitude: 79:56:55 W
Pittsburgh, PA 15213
Mood: :-)
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1971
:-)
1981
[19:54] yakovlev anyone there?
[19:54] uninet I am.
[19:54] bryce hi
[19:54] divad547 hi
[19:54] yakovlev oh, good.
[19:54] Moja yo
[19:55] yakovlev Last time things were fast and furious pretty
quickly.
[19:55] bryce is Psyon here, or just sleeping again? (Psyon camps
out on this channel 24/7 usually, but I don't see him here.)
[19:55] bryce Greg, should we decide in advance where to try in
case of a netsplit?
[19:55] yakovlev yes.
[19:55] yakovlev our current one is good.
[19:55] eks netsplit were common just a few hours ago
[19:56] bryce which is...
[19:56] yakovlev irc.ladns.com
[19:56] *** rjlemley (selma@dsl092-005134.sfo1.dsl.speakeasy.net) has joined #bochs
[19:56] uninet What's a netsplit?
[19:56] yakovlev do /whois username
[19:58] eks jeez.. irc.oasis-net.net is lagged..
[19:59] bryce eks: it's in the UK...
[19:59] bryce eks: maybe try irc.ladns.com
[19:59] yakovlev everyone who isn't on irc.ladns.com, change
servers to save yourself from netsplits.
[19:59] yakovlev eks already left.
[19:59] eks bryce: that's my current server
[19:59] yakovlev oh, he's back.
[19:59] *** rjlemley (selma@dsl092-005134.sfo1.dsl.speakeasy.net) has left #bochs
[19:59] bryce switching to ladns...
[19:59] *** bryce (~bryce@debussy.ne.mediaone.net) has left
#bochs
[19:59] * yakovlev likes /server
[19:59] eks yakovlev: I used a clone ;)
[19:59] uninet brb. I went with newnet.net.