=) by SunooDdeonu March 18, 2022
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It's the Asian equivalent of :)
The only people who use is are asians, and it's a representation of their eyes :tooth:
The only people who use is are asians, and it's a representation of their eyes :tooth:
=) by CamelPride May 15, 2006
A smiley to pretend to be a sophisticated and "special" internet users. Mostly used by older (but worse) internet users trying to be special.
An indirect way to say "kill me, please", and under death penalty by international law, one of a couple of exceptions of human rights activists, anti-suicide workers, and any country except Isis-related religious trolls (such as all isis founders, leaders, followers, and most regular trolls).
An indirect way to say "kill me, please", and under death penalty by international law, one of a couple of exceptions of human rights activists, anti-suicide workers, and any country except Isis-related religious trolls (such as all isis founders, leaders, followers, and most regular trolls).
=) *warcrime*
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='( by dat boul ace July 1, 2007
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Normal person: How are you?
Psycho: =
Normal person: *runs away*
Person A: I'm gonna kill you.
Person B: What? Haha, funny.
Person A: Yeah, haha =
Person B: Shit, you're serious?
Psycho: =
Normal person: *runs away*
Person A: I'm gonna kill you.
Person B: What? Haha, funny.
Person A: Yeah, haha =
Person B: Shit, you're serious?
[ = by boo-changy April 8, 2010
Definition: "not equal to."
Background: In most popular programming languages, "!" belongs to a class of operators known as "logic operators." Basically, it just stands for "not", "opposite", or "false", depending on what the context is. Two other operators are in this class: "||" for "or", and "&&" for "and".
"!=" belongs to another class of operators called "comparison operators." Also in this class are things like "==" (equals), ">=" (greater than or equal to), "<" (less than), etc.
Background: In most popular programming languages, "!" belongs to a class of operators known as "logic operators." Basically, it just stands for "not", "opposite", or "false", depending on what the context is. Two other operators are in this class: "||" for "or", and "&&" for "and".
"!=" belongs to another class of operators called "comparison operators." Also in this class are things like "==" (equals), ">=" (greater than or equal to), "<" (less than), etc.