do you ever find yourself trying to make the o_O face in real life?

yes.

i thought the o_O face was based on an actual facial expression

do you ever find yourself trying to make the O face in real life?

i thought the o_O face was based on an actual facial expression

-- deej, Saturday, October 13, 2007 1:07 PM (38 seconds ago) Bookmark Link

ok see i thought it was meant to convey an eyebrow raise, but it looks like someone expanding their eye like one of those amazon frogs.

i.e.
http://www.wayfaring.info/wp-content/uploads/2006/11/red-eyed-tree-frog.jpg

if one eye was smaller obv.

http://www.luminomagazine.com/2004.03/spotlight/officespace/images/drew/drew1.jpg

^^^ jordan sargent

http://images.google.com/images?q=o_O&sourceid=navclient-ff&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1B3GGGL_enUS226US227&um=1&sa=N&tab=wi

wtf o_O is based on a real face that i have been making since i was like 5

me too. in fact, i'm doing it right now, and it still works.

I am too committed to bilateral symmetry to make this work.

ya - i'm quite good at this face too!

I can only do O_o, not o_O

O_o

weird - i'd never noticed before but i do one side way better than the other! huh. O_o

i am a fan of 0_o

it's called squinting, people.

The one-eyed squint aka THE STINKEYE or THE CRUSTY.

No, thats O_-

or possibly even O_<

True true.

To me this is the Belushi-style "hairy eyeball."

Q_o

^ Monocle

Your new DJ persona should wear a top hat and spats.

Have you seen the well-to-do up and down Park Avenue
On that famous thoroughfare with their noses in the air
High hats and Arrow collars, white spats and lots of dollars
Spending every dime for a wonderful time

have you ever/do you try to pretend youre of a different class?

If my DJ looked like this I think I would be paralyzed in fear and stupor:

http://www.damedasu.net/blog/archives/images/tako1.jpg

NOOOOOOOOOOOO

http://www.vh1.com/sitewide/promoimages/artists/t/taco/vspot/puttin_on_the_ritz/320x240.jpg

Give in to elegance.

*_*

AHH... THE NAME IS BOOTSY, BABY!

That was much better in the text box with five-pointed asterisks.

This doesn't work much, and yet

OTL

No Astaire, no credibility.

I mean seriously, this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j02k9t4rP50&mode=related&search=

I love the crazy Michael Jackson/Fred war that broke out in the comments section on that.

Q: Michael Jackson or Fred Astaire?

A: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=99Eqv870mMo

Seeing this is one of the highlights of my life:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wjOiakroo0o&NR=1

I've always felt Shostakovich needed more tap

No, but I have tried. I always fail miserably. :-(

I've always felt Shostakovich needed more tap

After watching that why listen to it any other way?

you would be better off not knowing who ann coulter is

of course i make this face in real life geez

oh hey
here is steve martin tap dancing with g hines!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hwsPcn4381g
and dancing like m jackson!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YH7KIWmQDLo&mode=related&search=

I had always thought dogs to be playful and spirited; to me they were animals who loved to chase sticks and romp around and lick you. That is, I used to think that, until that day I met the serious dogs. When I first saw the serious dogs, they were sitting on a small hill out to the side of my house watching the sunset. One dog was standing on his hind legs, leaning his elbow on a tree, lost in melancholy thought. They all watched this particularly glorious sunset, then each sighed in turn and strolled in a pack over the hill. Were these the dogs I had thrown bones to for the last several months? These day-dreamers?

Several days later I saw the serious dogs lunching under the willow. They were not gulping their food down like Spritzie does; they seemed almost refined. After dining they buried their trash, cleaned themselves up, and disappeared over the horizon. I waited half an hour and then took my shovel over to that willow and dug up what they had buried there: several wrappers of cheese, some half-eaten doggie biscuits, and Good Lord! . . . two empty bottles of fairly expensive Bordeaux! I turned, confused, and saw a small pamphlet lying on the ground. I picked it up and read the title, "Federal Migratory Waterfowl Stamps." "Well," I thought, "some poor stamp collector left his book here. . ." Just then, one of the serious dogs appeared and gently took the volume from my hands and padded off.

I stopped. This was something more than just some dogs who didn't like to play fetch. I decided to secretly follow this dog. I laid about a hundred yards back and watched him. I was impressed with his courtesy to other animals and his compulsion to leave his pathway neat. If a branch had fallen over he would right it; if leaves had blown over this trail, he would brush them back onto less traveled ground.

Then I saw him crawl through an opening in some thick brush. As I approached, I could hear the sounds of other dogs moving lightly. I moved toward the opening and cautiously peered through. I could see a few dogs staring intently at something, as though studying it. I could not make out exactly what it was so I moved in closer. I was sure not to make my presence known. As I parted some branches in the brush, I saw a most incredibly sight. A fully-constructed skeleton of a cow! The construction was crude to be sure, but, missing only the head and feet, it was well-formed and highly commendable. I remembered throwing them bones now and then, and I could recall several of the dogs seemingly analyze it before accepting it, I looked along the ground and saw several of the books I had thrown out months before. They were well kept and stored upright. Most were reference, but I recognized several of the better novels. Then I noticed some dogs all facing something and sniffing judiciously like connoisseurs would sniff wine. I could not make out what they were looking at as a bush blocked my line of sight. I moved ever so slowly through the underbrush, with such caution that it took me a full ten minutes to travel five feet. Then, with some trepidation, I lifted my eyes at the object of the dogs' curiosity and saw. . . My God! . . . THE LOST MONET!

I had always thought dogs to be playful and spirited

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LOST MONET!

http://www.flickr.com/photos/planetpixel/52005669/in/set-72157600091941663/

actual lolz

http://www.free-games-for-mac.com/images/torment.jpg

http://img292.imageshack.us/img292/4779/michaelxv4.jpg

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o_O

http://www.last.fm/group/O_o

lol but none of the bands in that group are very o_0

I imagine the o_O face as kinda Kenneth Williams or is it the Rock?