【審議中】　(　´・ω) (´・ω・) (・ω・｀) (ω・｀ )

Count the eyes and there are only six ・ for four faces: one each for the faces at the ends, two each for the pair in the middle. The end faces have pushed everything toward the center, so in the first, (　´・ω), the ω mouth presses against the closing parenthesis, and in the last, (ω・｀ ), it sits right after the opening one; they are turned so far inward that the second eye has slipped out of view. The middle pair, (´・ω・) and (・ω・｀), keep both eyes but carry their single ´ or ｀ only on the outer side, which reads as a three-quarter turn toward each other. Together it is four heads leaning into a huddle, and the 【審議中】 out front, in black lenticular brackets, means "under deliberation", the stiff word used when a bill is debated in parliament. A classic from the Japanese message board 2channel, it is how you tell a group chat that the verdict on something silly is still out.