Rolling eyes

[Humble]

Hi,
Please, what does the remark mean?
“Brits" at least sounds plausible as a short form of Briton or British, and yes, we are sadly aware of our status as the redheaded stepchild of the English-speaking world (rolling eyes).

I’ve always thought the emoticon meant wondering or surprise.

Thanks in advance.

[Damnit]

I'm rather different from you. When I chat in yahoo, there is an emotion of "rolling eyes" and it means that sb is silly or you are laughing at sb (no offensive, just for fun). So I think in this case, the word means funny

It's just my opinion

[Tdol]

I agree with Damnit- it's meant to suggest that there is no offence meant by the remarks.

[Humble]

Thanks, Damnit and Tdol.
I had looked in a dictionary and it doesn’t tell abt any emotions expressed by it; it gives an example, Don’t roll your eyes at me! What could be the context for this exclamation?

Here’s a dialogue from a joke book:
1st monster – That girl over there just rolled her eyes at me.
2nd monster – Well roll them back, she might need them.

Does it only mean she stared or does it give some additional info abt the way she did?

[Tdol]

It could mean that she was trying to signal to him that she found him attractive.

[Humble]

Thanks.
I dare remind, there's one more question.

[Tdol]

It could be any context- surprise, shock, sexual attraction, amusement- any con text in which someone might communicate by rolling their eyes.

[Humble]

Thank you very much, Tdol.