I looked on the Wikileaks fbi declas of symbols and apparently the triangle one is for boy lovers and the more rounded “spiral” is for little boy lovers indicating a child’s scribble. I’ve never thought to go through all the emojis and really think about what they mean. I wonder what those Asian letter ones are and what language it is in?
And I just noticed the green one “指” zhi, I’m guessing it’s referring to digital or touch screen? I honestly haven’t seen these emojis before, not much of an emoji user, too old fashioned. Kids these days use all kinds of weird characters for meanings beyond my comprehension lol.
Interesting. Thank you for letting us know. I’m very old school myself and never looked through all the emojis...just seems odd that spiral one made the cut.
Disgusting... ugh I want all of these people to be arrested, tried, and executed for their crimes. Preferably televised, so I can eat popcorn and cheer.
The top one 空 (kong) means air or empty in Chinese. The one under it is Japanese. I think it’s katakana, “sen”? Sorry I’m not well studied in Japanese...
I looked on the Wikileaks fbi declas of symbols and apparently the triangle one is for boy lovers and the more rounded “spiral” is for little boy lovers indicating a child’s scribble. I’ve never thought to go through all the emojis and really think about what they mean. I wonder what those Asian letter ones are and what language it is in?
Correct. The triangle is boy lover. The circle is little boy lover
Thank you ?
And I just noticed the green one “指” zhi, I’m guessing it’s referring to digital or touch screen? I honestly haven’t seen these emojis before, not much of an emoji user, too old fashioned. Kids these days use all kinds of weird characters for meanings beyond my comprehension lol.
Interesting. Thank you for letting us know. I’m very old school myself and never looked through all the emojis...just seems odd that spiral one made the cut.
Disgusting... ugh I want all of these people to be arrested, tried, and executed for their crimes. Preferably televised, so I can eat popcorn and cheer.
The top one 空 (kong) means air or empty in Chinese. The one under it is Japanese. I think it’s katakana, “sen”? Sorry I’m not well studied in Japanese...
Thank you!