by Rumours_R_Us_241 September 16, 2004
General Forumism:
To indicate the usage of subtle sarcasm, showing that the preceeding sentance(s) should be taken lightly or jokingly.
Often preceeded by "Chandlerisms" or "DrCoxes" to emphasise the sarcastic tone.
To indicate the usage of subtle sarcasm, showing that the preceeding sentance(s) should be taken lightly or jokingly.
Often preceeded by "Chandlerisms" or "DrCoxes" to emphasise the sarcastic tone.
"Could this news BE any older ¬¬"
or
"Oh rheally. becauwse i thought you were... infact... telling... the truth ¬¬"
or
"Oh rheally. becauwse i thought you were... infact... telling... the truth ¬¬"
by JimmyPage March 04, 2006
Kind of like rolling your eyes.
Maybe a sigh too.
Sometimes it's kinda like a "humpf".
But in a light, friendly manner.
Maybe a sigh too.
Sometimes it's kinda like a "humpf".
But in a light, friendly manner.
by xansh October 16, 2009
1) When you don't give a damn about that specific talk.
2) When you don't believe anything about something.
2) When you don't believe anything about something.
by Luis Martinez November 02, 2006
by John November 23, 2003
An emoticon used to express slyness or sarcasm, showing a pretty serious face.
This emoticon is mostly used by Latin American Internet users, since the ¬ symbol is easily typed by pressing right alt (in the Spanish keyboard Alt Gr, which is like pressing Alt+Ctrl at the same time) and 6 in the Spanish keyboard.
The alt code for ¬ is Alt+170.
This emoticon is mostly used by Latin American Internet users, since the ¬ symbol is easily typed by pressing right alt (in the Spanish keyboard Alt Gr, which is like pressing Alt+Ctrl at the same time) and 6 in the Spanish keyboard.
The alt code for ¬ is Alt+170.
me: I'm bored. Wanna rent a movie?
gf: Yeah, that'd be nice.
me: What do you wanna watch?
gf: I heard Eclipse is out on DVD today.
me: ¬¬
gf: Yeah, that'd be nice.
me: What do you wanna watch?
gf: I heard Eclipse is out on DVD today.
me: ¬¬
by Silver Six June 16, 2011