Happy 25th Anniversary, Smiley :-)

Twenty-five years ago, September 19, 1982, the smiley emoticon

traditional smiley with nose

colon – hyphen – close parenthesis, was born at Carnegie Mellon University in the U.S., thanks to Professor Scott E. Fahlman.

Now we’ve graduated to big smiles

smiley with big 'D' mouth

and sticking tongues out

smiley with 'p' tongue

and Asia has put smileys upright

Japanese smiley

and added waving hello

Japanese smiley with wave

and more. Now, for the occasion, could someone make ASCII art of a birthday cake?

wink emoticon

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