maniacal, or plotting face. the more >'s there are, the more maniacal the user is. D's add happiness to the usage
Person 1: I haven't been honest with you... I have a secret I want to tell you.
Person 2: >:DDD Go on, dahling. This outta be good.
Person 2: >:DDD Go on, dahling. This outta be good.
by SKAlamandar August 05, 2007
by SKAlamandar August 05, 2007
a laughing face, typically used by literates instead of lol.
to express more laughter, add d's. not used in a constant sequence, i.e. XDXDXDXDXDXD!!1 However, you can have two xD(D..)s in one sentence/IM response. can also add a semicolon (;) to express uneasyness or embarrassment.
to express more laughter, add d's. not used in a constant sequence, i.e. XDXDXDXDXDXD!!1 However, you can have two xD(D..)s in one sentence/IM response. can also add a semicolon (;) to express uneasyness or embarrassment.
Incorrect:
Person 1: Okay. My brother just walked by with my mother bra as a jockstrap.
Person 2: xDXDXDXDXDXDXDX!!
Correct:
Person 1: Okay. My brother just walked by with my mother's bra as a jockstrap.
Person 2: XDD Well, atleast SOMEONE's getting use out of them. XDD;;
Person 1: Okay. My brother just walked by with my mother bra as a jockstrap.
Person 2: xDXDXDXDXDXDXDX!!
Correct:
Person 1: Okay. My brother just walked by with my mother's bra as a jockstrap.
Person 2: XDD Well, atleast SOMEONE's getting use out of them. XDD;;
by SKAlamandar August 05, 2007
A pokemon, but more specifically, a conversation. To be started as "Would you care to learn which Pokemon I intend to use, then?"
Person 2 will respond with, "Sure!"
Person 1 will say, "I will be going with... my REGISTEEL."
Person 2 will say, "Your... Registeel?" This will continue for hours and hours. It never ends. Originates from a Youtube video of King Brandon and Ash in an episode of the Pokemon anime.
Person 2 will respond with, "Sure!"
Person 1 will say, "I will be going with... my REGISTEEL."
Person 2 will say, "Your... Registeel?" This will continue for hours and hours. It never ends. Originates from a Youtube video of King Brandon and Ash in an episode of the Pokemon anime.
by SKAlamandar August 05, 2007
used at the end of words to make them longer. instead of saying "It's taking too looooooonnnggggg." you would say, "It's taking too long~" Periods are rarely used after. Used by literates and occasionally preps.
can also be used as an exclamation point. originates from, well, the buttons being next to each other.
can also be used as an exclamation point. originates from, well, the buttons being next to each other.
by SKAlamandar August 05, 2007