How to Get Siri to Use Emoticons [Updated]

A few days after getting my iPhone 4S, I started experimented with different phrases and commands to see what Siri would do.  I quickly learned that Siri can produce emoticons if you use the right terminology.  For example, if you say smiley face Siri will produce an emoticon that looks like this :-) and if you say frowney face Siri will produce an emoticon that looks like this :-( .  This functionality is not limited to Siri – it also works when using the voice dictation in iOS5.

Here is what I have been able to produce so far:

:-) = “Smiley Face”
:-( = “Frowney Face”
;-) = “Winky Face”

A friend of mine mentioned that this works too, but I haven’t had much luck with it:
:-( = “Sad Face”