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Published 19:05 23 Mar 2016 GMT
Updated 14:54 25 Jan 2017 GMT
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The Hair Flip Emoji/Real Name: Information Desk Person (circa 2010)
There we were, using this emoji to end conversations on a sassy note, when it actually represents a woman working at an information desk, or alternatively, holding a tray of invisible drinks. This is devastating.
The Good Time Gals Emoji/Real Name: Bunny Ears Emoji (circa 2010)
Everyone knows that this emoji signals an impending majestic night out with the girlos, but apparently it's based on the actual Playboy Bunny girls of the 1960s.
The 'I Could Care Less' Emoji/Real Name: Nail Polish (circa 2010)
Although this is apparently just a simple nail polish application emoji, you and I both know it's so much more than that. This emoji conveys so much, whether it be that you've actually gotten your nails done, or you're just feeling SMUG about your latest life decision.
The 'I Am Vaguely Devastated' Emoji/Real Name: Sleepy Face (circa 2010)
Those of you who have been using this emoji to convey disappointment, well, prepare to be disappointed. The little bubble is from Japanes manga, and indicates that a person is asleep. The more you know.
The 'I Am Bleedin' RAGING' Emoji/Real Name: Look Of Triumph (circa 2010)
This is an emoji which conveys deep anger and frustration, from being stuck in a grim traffic jam, to having to take out the bins when you've just gotten into your slob clothes. This is in no way a representation of triumph.
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