I am so sorry people from America. :(

[OldSchoolGamer]

Dear gently olala dood,

I've noticed that sometimes you post symbols at the end of your sentences, such as ♌•͡˘.˘ •͡♌ . I tried translating them but I got no results. So I was curious as to what they mean? I assume they are just 'decoration' of keys/characters that don't translate, but just wanted to be sure.

Keep smile dood

Sincerely,

The Cowboy from the West.

[olala]

Its an smile icon dood:3,do anyone can't see this (っˆ3ˆ)っ,(¬ε¬ ),or ♌•͡˘ε˘ •͡♌
Except myself????
Call me cuties:3 (¬˛¬)

Chunli from east:P

[Mezmorize]

This is what it looks like for someone who does not have the (Chinese?) language pack installed.

[olala]

Yae I forgot to tell about that pack,my bad:3
Keep dood [^3^] with standard symbolic

[lee4]

I've noticed that sometimes you post symbols at the end of your sentences, such as ♌•͡˘.˘ •͡♌ . I tried translating them but I got no results. So I was curious as to what they mean? I assume they are just 'decoration' of keys/characters that don't translate, but just wanted to be sure.

Its fancy Emoticon

This is what it looks like for someone who does not have the (Chinese?) language pack installed.

Its Hindi language not chinese.

[OldSchoolGamer]

Oh ok, thanks. Yea, I don't have the Chinese language pack installed, so that's why I couldn't see it. Microsoft says the East Asian Language Pack requires about 230 megabytes (MB) of space on your hard disk. If my old computer wasn't so low on hard disk space, I'd install it. When I buy a new computer, I'll have plenty of space to install it.

Edit: I mean Hindi Language Pack.

[lee4]

can anyone see my post #20?

[OldSchoolGamer]

can anyone see my post #20?

All I see is the following:

Its fancy Emoticon

Its Hindi language not chinese.

[lee4]

ok thanks

my browser crash when copying the Hindi text