Today is Halloween and a lot of Internet Companies are giving it some attention. Google has a special logo for the occasion and Twitter supports a few extra signs. Here is a table of scary faces you can use today. Copy the codes on the left (like >o<) and paste them into Twitter. Then submit your tweet. Twitter will turn your code into an image. Give it a try and scare your friends!
| >o< | = |  |
( | ) | = |  |
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| [:-]-I- | = |  |
∑:*) | = |  |
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| <|:~( | = |  |
}:o{ | = |  |
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| (|:|/) | = |  |
:-[ | = |  |
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| 8-# | = |  |
X-/ | = |  |
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| +-( | = |  |
////Ö\\\\ | = |  |
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| `O | = |  |
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Combine these Halloween TwitterKeys with our own library of TwitterKeys for extra effect! You can copy/paste these text characters too: ☹ ☠ ✖ ☁ ☄ ☣ ☢ ♐ ø
you’re tweet made it to TechCrunch, guess you’ve got some kind of Twitterkeys magic thing going on
I had a doubt in this previously that how to make the image.Now it has been cleared.So its very interesting to read this blog.Thanks for the good info.
Good to see the twitter images here…It as simple as copy and paste the codes..Thanks for providing simple options to get this to be done…
Twitter is another place to distribute the content…Generally we use twitterfeed to post blog entries to twitter.Hope this is helpful to all..
Yeash, anything mentioning “Apple” used to be linkbait but these days you gotta mention “Twitter” to get some traffic!