A sideways-style text smiley. The colon represents the eyes, and the one represents a straight-forward mouth. The line's dent(s) at the tip(s) represents the curve of a lip.
It's used to show that you're neutral when it comes to what you're saying or reading. Not happy. Not upset. Just regular.
It's used to show that you're neutral when it comes to what you're saying or reading. Not happy. Not upset. Just regular.
Ramon: How are you today? ^_^
Jacky: I am content :1
Harold: My kitty Fluffy died! ;_;
Jacky: Oh. :1 Sorry.
Nancy: WELL U SUCK! xDDD
Jacky: Negative. :1
Jacky: I am content :1
Harold: My kitty Fluffy died! ;_;
Jacky: Oh. :1 Sorry.
Nancy: WELL U SUCK! xDDD
Jacky: Negative. :1
by ShrewDude November 01, 2007
Person 1: SO FUNNY!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1
Person 2: Did this guy get crazy with the paste button?
Person 2: Did this guy get crazy with the paste button?
by coolmathgames.com January 01, 2018
by helpfulgal01 June 10, 2017
by zai.g0ddess August 20, 2016
Nice shoes!1!1!1!1!
by ilovemarcushxoxo December 02, 2016
the repeated usage of 1!!11! indicates the sarcasm after a phrase, sentence, or word.
for example
-" i hate you for saying that!1!1!1"
for example
-" i hate you for saying that!1!1!1"
-" i hate you for saying that!1!1!1"
by kermit the frog is just a meme January 02, 2017
An equation that shows that multiplying two positive whole numbers doesn’t always make the product larger, and it also shows that the product of two positive whole numbers can be less than its sum.
Isn’t the mathematical sentence 1 × 1 = 1 a numerical curiosity or oddity that should puzzle or excite elementary school teachers, students, and parents, because it shows the idiosyncratic or magical properties of whole numbers?
by Fasters May 10, 2022