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12 Emojis We Didn’t Realize We Needed Until We Updated Our Phones

Author: Virginia Norder

1.  Money Mouth Face

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Put your money where your mouth is. Literally.

 

2. Satellite

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Perfect for when you’re talking about outer space…or the National Security Administration.

 

3.  Wastebasket

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For passive aggressively tell your roommate to clean up the dorm/townhouse/apartment/suite/whatever.

 

4. Hammer

 

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“Finally,” said nobody.

 

5. Wrench

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Use with #4 to invite your friends over for an IKEA furniture-making party.

 

6.  Desert Island

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WILSOOOON! Or where we wish we were during prelim season.

 

7.  Weight Lifter

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A response for when people ask if “you even lift, bro?”

 

8.  Passenger Ship

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I see you, Jack Dawson.

 

9.  Small Airplane

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When you need to describe to someone just how small the airplanes are that fly in and out of the Ithaca Tompkins Regional Airport.

 

10.  Burrito

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Is ANYONE complaining about this one?

 

11. Couch and Lamp Combo

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For those nights when it’s too cold to venture to Collegetown.

 

12.  Amphora

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It may look like just a vase, but the historical significance of this emoji goes way back. An amphora is an ancient vessel that is one of the main shapes of Greek pottery. The two types of amphoras differ in the way the neck meets the body, and date back as far as 900 B.C.  Use this emoji and maybe Prof. Strauss will give you some extra credit in his Ancient Greece: From Homer to Alexander the Great course.


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