Sam Beckett

[Feanaro Surion]

Look at it like a normal emoticon, and you'll see it.

[Jman]

That is really funny.

[Feanaro Surion]

Yeah, a friend of mine sent an email to me with it in there. He's a little on the lusty side, if you know what I mean.

[Beebop]

I think I know what you mean.

[Jman]

Why else would he send it to you then. LOL

[Beebop]

Don't worry, I know.

[Jman]

I know that you know. It was aimed at Gojaro. sorry.

[Beebop]

I am sure he would know as well.

[Jman]

Then why did you ask.

[Beebop]

Curiosity.

[SamBeckett94]

Parentheses are ( and ). That should make a little more sense.

I thought () were brackets.

[Beebop]

That is why I am confused at that.

[Feanaro Surion]

Parentheses are ( and ). That should make a little more sense.

I thought () were brackets.

It's the same thing, but technically, [] are brackets. Jman and Beebop, you are so hilarious.

[Beebop]

Just shows what I know

[Feanaro Surion]

It does. I at least know the correct terms for all forms of punctuation.

[Beebop]

I can just about do all the proper areas of punctuation for Commas and all that, but that's about it.

[SamBeckett94]

Parentheses are ( and ). That should make a little more sense.

I thought () were brackets.

It's the same thing, but technically, [] are brackets. Jman and Beebop, you are so hilarious.

In my time, they called ( and ) brackets, as you draw curved lines for brackets when writing. You do not write [ and ] to put something in brackets.

[Feanaro Surion]

Well, obviously it's changed a bit.

[Jman]

Parentheses are ( and ). That should make a little more sense.

I thought () were brackets.

It's the same thing, but technically, [] are brackets. Jman and Beebop, you are so hilarious.

Thank you.

I hate using brackets.

[SamBeckett94]

Well, obviously it's changed a bit.

How about a test:
Which looks right?
This: (who also liked to eat cakes)
or this: [who also liked to eat cakes]?