0_o vs. <(>.<)<-- Which one wins?

[Koji123456789]

i will personaly choose both!

 

[Evilyn]

This is basically a copy of the XD vs lol thread. Just more random. >>

Meh, 0_o, I suppose, although I prefer O_o. I never used <(>.<)< in my life.

 

[~*!*~Tatsujin Gosuto~*!*~]

I use the 1st one all the time


:t354:TG

 

[Vernikova]

I prefer 0_o even though I make it into O.O. I have never used the other option nor have I seen it anywhere before.

 

[Gummy]

O_o and it's many forms beat <(>.<)< by a long shot. The latter simply has too many characters. I might even mix them and make a >_<.

 

[Signomi]

I don't think I've ever used that second one before. O_o Plus the first is a more commonly used ASCII emoticon, so I suppose that wins in most cases.

 

[He Trembles on Your Breath]

0_o Wins all the time. Although I would usually change it to 0.o

 

[♣Gawain♣]

O_o 'Cause it means "confused" and that's me. lol

 

[Sebastien Loeb]

I am a fan of the faccina o.o sinned that there is not.

 

[Mitchman]

Actually this is more random then lol vs XD cause 0_0, 0_o,O_O,o.o e.t.c is more of omg shocked and wtf while ><, >_< e.t.c is more of facepalm oh crap you did not or my favorite you got to be effeen kidding me. I use both equally when the time is needed.

 

[Gulpin]

O_o
The other one is cool, except it has way too many characters.

 

[ruby]

I don't see how one can win as they're used for different things. o.o'

I thought 0.o was used to show confusion, and >.< was meant to be like, I dunno, what Homer looks like when he says "Doh!" on The Simpsons?

 

[Yrie]

Probably 0_o, because, its fun to type.
I actualy like o.O better, but I suppose its close enough.

 

[True Reign]

Pretty much a copy of the other thread, but whatever...

O.o wins. The thing you put down as the other category is just weird and has too many letters. I've never even seen anyone type that before. Weird...

 

[Pachireecko]

I like 0_o even though I do it as O_o

 

[Sushi.]

0_o for sure wins against <(>.<)<, so anyway.
I use 0_o mostly then <(>.<)<.

 

[Squire202]

Who wants to take teh time to write out <(>.<)>?

0_o ftw. :D

 

[storm393]

hmmm... i use both so much, i guess both than :)

 

[ErickaVolt]

<(>.<)< is harder to type. So O_o is better.

 

[Ninja Caterpie]

O.o

This is random...

I use both, as they mean different things.

Though I use >.< instead of >(>.<)>

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