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Wait it's all punctuation???

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Ohh my god

I read it as "I'm at a loss for words." right off the bat before I even realized what it was.

Clearly I have ascended to a higher plane of meme-istance

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Outstanding work, I will be using this

"first and only Kanji".

If English had other logograms, I 🤔 what they'd be?

Technically kanji refers to the Japanese writing system, loss is a logogram, English already has them (see $ and @)

which works better?

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I can be trusted with this

Can anyone explain to me?

Can't believe the ~~:.|:;~~ is still being felt all these years alter

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Edit: cool

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Thanks for the instructions. Have a high five followed by a fist bump.

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And this one of a nuclear bomb exploding. Followed by a person being hit by the shock wave.

https://www.upsidedowntext.com/unicode

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There's even a proper stroke order

The hero has read a most unsettling passage

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I'm so fucking ~~:.|:;~~ I mean what is this meme???

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Loss is the new triforce

Well, no. It wouldn't be the first kanji of English. Kanji is the Japanese pronunciation of 漢字 (hanzi), where 漢 means han/China and 字 means character/letter. Ergo, it makes no sense to call it "the English language's first and only Chinese character."

If you need to use a Japanese word to describe this, then 絵文字 (e mo ji; picture, character/symbol) fits better, but we already have several words for that, like pictogram or pictograph. One could argue that smileys fall into this category as well. So perhaps it's a smiley.

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