Internet emoticon for sticking out your tongue and blowing raspberry. However, ":©" looks more authentic to how a person REALLY would stick their tongue out than ":p".
The symbol is from Old English and is called a "thorn". "©" in and of itself is pronounced "th" as in "thing".
However, there is a letter difference when pronounced with a slight difference but with the same Modern English equivalent: ¨¢ as in "then". Lowercase is ©¢.
Used in the Icelandic languages, and maybe in the Scandinavian and Turkish languages.
To type "©", press "Alt+0254".
The symbol is from Old English and is called a "thorn". "©" in and of itself is pronounced "th" as in "thing".
However, there is a letter difference when pronounced with a slight difference but with the same Modern English equivalent: ¨¢ as in "then". Lowercase is ©¢.
Used in the Icelandic languages, and maybe in the Scandinavian and Turkish languages.
To type "©", press "Alt+0254".
Everything you can do I can do better! :©
Haha, my emoticon is better than yours! :©
It sure doesn't pay to be number 2! :©
Haha, my emoticon is better than yours! :©
It sure doesn't pay to be number 2! :©
by Shultz February 1, 2004