Interrobang
Submitted by Robert Daeley on Mon, 2006-05-01 18:48.
The interrobang is a super-cool punctuation mark that combines the exclamation point and question mark. So you might use it when it you are exclaiming a question “Is that the Mongol Horde?!” It was invented in 1962 by an advertising agency, naturally. “Do you ever get that not-so-fresh feeling?!”
Plus the name is fun to say: interrobang, interroBANG! Or try it with a fake French accent. “It is, how you say, zee interrobang.”
You can represent it with this HTML entity: ‽ (‽), as long as the font you’re using has it available.
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