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¿Question #4551?
[Deleted user]: [deleted question]

Woelf: The tilde (~) is nice.
Phil Fleischmann: tilde: ~
MamaRat: Mmmm, I just love a juicy sicilicus....
Hendal: no clue
DerDa: ? (Hebrew Nikud: ??)
vandemonium: Oh I spose the tilde.
Critical Mass: acute
Frubgarde: I myself am a sucker for the cedilla.
atrium: the ~ thing that goes over an n sometimes in Spanish
CaptainDamon: I like grave accents--but not the goth kind!
BUDDA: i find the fivun kapote to be quite interesting.
Geosmores: ~
mr. assist: hate them all with the two dots over the u as the biggest offender.
Brother Bart: Yes.
DHEK: I have no idea what you are talking about. Sometimes, I feel it's better that way.
Der Ubermolch: The hacek. It's that u-thing over the letter C in Czech.
bigbadsteve: the middle finger
spartax: The accent grave, perhaps.
malloc: ~
aleo09: whatever this is called ~
kuchick: je préfère l'accent cédille. ç
puzzleme: Cedilla ç Ç as in Curaçao
rootbeer: I was going to say "cedilla," but then that made me think of my 8th grade French teacher. She -- a dumpy, mid-30's stick-in-the-mud -- and I -- a bright, opinionated young lad -- differed on the correct pronunciation of several French words. I think she grew up with a different dialect than the one I learned. Anyway, never mind that French was her first language -- she was obviously wrong! This progressed to the point that, unbeknownst to me, she was planning to permanently kick me out of the class. Simultaneously, I was growing tired of her intractable nature, and jumped ship for Band class. It worked out in the end: I found out that I'm a minor musical prodigy. (But, unfortunately, the lazy kind. You know, content to give it 20% and be "quite good" rather than the full 100% for "astounding.") Sorry, what was the question? Oh, yeah. Um... how about the Scandinavian "O-with-slash-through-it"? Those are kind of cool looking.
dougpartridge: ...the ellipsis. Is that a diacritical mark? I'm not sure.
GornTC: colon
pitferret: The little "o" over the A in Swedish words.
Benzebub: The tilde.
W Eric Martin: The cedilla.
eddyspaghetti: Circumflex
scriptorum: The tenacious tilde.
nrihtar2: ?
TamiWhitsett: ~ tilde
heli: the hacek which was wisely invented by Jan Hus. Czechs routinely save several letters by using it. Czech it out: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C5%A0
fastfingers: '
midnightfaerie: why can't i choose the umlaut? i'm german! well, maybe the period? just like it...
brainrob: ~
confuse_a_cat: tilde
RonStock: You obviously are still a virgin.
cymric: ---
Loquutus: WHoa... big words.
chrisisapimp: dont have one
vetinari7878: The tilde
Dr. No: ;
Bahamut-X: The underscore
GI Joe: spiritus asper
dakarp: The Circumflex.
ssmooth: The subtle cedilla
ststrat: cedille
Dorque: Circumflex.
Lord_Prussian: I can't say I really have a preference here.
CDRodeffer: Acute. My daughter's name is Élanor.
skelebone: The o with the slash through it.
chaddyboy_2000: I used to like Dick Trickle.
djlg: cedilla
jttm: Any accent really...
Spielfreak: The little tail at the bottom of the Portuguese C.