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I just love this smiley.
Can't help it.
It expresses so much in so few lines.
All hail to the real happy-smiley, king of the smileys to be!
that was a reference to Macbeth.

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Originally posted by Meneer Dries
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I just love this smiley.
Can't help it.
It expresses so much in so few lines.
All hail to the real happy-smiley, king of the smileys to be!
that was a reference to Macbeth.

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I thought it was the smiley of smugness. 😏 😉

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Originally posted by Dr Strangelove
I thought it was the smiley of smugness. 😏 😉
True,
I had to look the word up to see what it meant, but I still love it.
There's no smiley with so much personality in it as the Smugley.
Maybe I should get relation therapy

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Originally posted by Meneer Dries
True,
I had to look the word up to see what it meant, but I still love it.
There's no smiley with so much personality in it as the Smugley.
Maybe I should get relation therapy
If you admit to looking it up, you can't be accused of smugness. 😏

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Originally posted by HandyAndy
If you admit to looking it up, you can't be accused of smugness. 😏
Maybe I can, because I have the capacities to look up those kinds of things up really quickly.
i happen to have an online English-Dutch dictionary😏

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Originally posted by Meneer Dries
Maybe I can, because I have the capacities to look up those kinds of things up really quickly.
i happen to have an online English-Dutch dictionary😏
Smugness is when you look it up but pretend that you didn't.

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I feel obliged to correct you there:
According to my dictionary it means: "zelfvoldaan, zelfgenoegzaam"
This is Dutch for -I think it is- contemplate
i.e. being very happy and proud of what you can or have done and boasting about that.
It's a rather negative word, signifying you're too vai.

or somthing like that, my friend

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Originally posted by Meneer Dries
I feel obliged to correct you there:
According to my dictionary it means: "zelfvoldaan, zelfgenoegzaam"
This is Dutch for -I think it is- contemplate
i.e. being very happy and proud of what you can or have done and boasting about that.
It's a rather negative word, signifying you're too vai.

or somthing like that, my friend
It also means complacency or self-satisfaction.. trying to give the impression that you know the definition and have no need to consult a dictionary. It's the opposite of humility.

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Originally posted by HandyAndy
It also means complacency or self-satisfaction.. trying to give the impression that you know the definition and have no need to consult a dictionary. It's the opposite of humility.
oh man, you're so right.
Actually "complacent" was the word I meant.
I'm almost too afraid to ask what "contemplate" really means.
Doesn't it mean: thinking stuff over?

Oh boy, I have a lot to learn about smugness.


Still, can't deny it's the cooles emoticon of all😏

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Originally posted by Meneer Dries
oh man, you're so right.
Actually "complacent" was the word I meant.
I'm almost too afraid to ask what "contemplate" really means.
Doesn't it mean: thinking stuff over?

Oh boy, I have a lot to learn about smugness.


Still, can't deny it's the cooles emoticon of all😏
Yes, contemplate means thinking stuff over. 😏😏

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I should add.. thinking stuff over deeply and carefully.

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quite right you are

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I think I deciphered your Latin:

I am not what I seemed to be.

Am I right?
I forgot the meaning of qualis...
If I'm wrong please let me try another time, don't just give it away.


isn't it a sign of smugness to write Latin quotes?

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Might also mean: what I used to be

Edit: I looked the word up

It means:

I am not (anymore) as I used to be(litt.: was)

Edit: [WORD TOO LONG]

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Originally posted by Meneer Dries
I think I deciphered your Latin:

I am not what I seemed to be.

Am I right?
I forgot the meaning of qualis...
If I'm wrong please let me try another time, don't just give it away.


isn't it a sign of smugness to write Latin quotes?
You're close. Seemed is not exactly right.. the final verb is the key, not qualis. And yes, it is a definite sign of smugness, not to mention elitism, to write a Latin quotation.