Jake: 🪑 (i want to suck cock) Chair emoji in slang
Paul: dude wtf bro we're no longer friends
Jake: 🪑
Paul: dude wtf bro we're no longer friends
Jake: 🪑
by gdcolo7 November 19, 2023
Used by chronic pain patients to indicate they've been blocked by Andrew Kolodny, the executive director of Physicians for Responsible Opioid Prescribing (PROP.)
Kolodny has an overwhelming habit to misrepresent opioids (saying, for example, that prescription opioids are the problem when in fact it's illicit fentanyl, and ignoring that opioid prescribing has dramatically decreased while ODs continued to increase) as well as chronic pain patients - who he has called 'PR pawns for big pharma,' junkies, etc.
When a chronic pain patient confronts him with factual, sourced corrections to his misinformation, and questions regarding the propaganda - no matter how civil - he will block them and hide the tweet rather than let their voices be represented in a conversation that directly impacts their lives, and ignoring that PROP-pushed propaganda and misuse of CDC guidelines that have led to patients being forcibly tapered and taken off of their medication, including veterans and cancer patients, has led to many suicides amongst those with chronic pain.
Kolodny has an overwhelming habit to misrepresent opioids (saying, for example, that prescription opioids are the problem when in fact it's illicit fentanyl, and ignoring that opioid prescribing has dramatically decreased while ODs continued to increase) as well as chronic pain patients - who he has called 'PR pawns for big pharma,' junkies, etc.
When a chronic pain patient confronts him with factual, sourced corrections to his misinformation, and questions regarding the propaganda - no matter how civil - he will block them and hide the tweet rather than let their voices be represented in a conversation that directly impacts their lives, and ignoring that PROP-pushed propaganda and misuse of CDC guidelines that have led to patients being forcibly tapered and taken off of their medication, including veterans and cancer patients, has led to many suicides amongst those with chronic pain.
CPP1: I got my star emoji today. Kolodny blocked me when I pointed out the CDC spoke out against forced tapering and cutting patients off of pain meds, and said the guidelines were being misused.
CPP2: Yeah, I got mine months ago when I linked research showing that Rx opioids weren't at fault. Welcome to the club.
CPP2: Yeah, I got mine months ago when I linked research showing that Rx opioids weren't at fault. Welcome to the club.
by Jadedimage May 29, 2021
When you hear a great song on Stationhead and you just use a bunch of emoji's in a Stationhead chat for an Emoji Bonanza reaction to how great the song is.
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by theslackermcfly July 19, 2024
a dumbass who uses sex with cat characters out of emojis to get views on youtube
and the moderators THEY DONT CARE
and the moderators THEY DONT CARE
Emoji cats(also known as emojicats) are a popular form of ocs on the popular video platform TikTok(formerly Musical.ly). Created in around Mid-Late 2021, they are ocs created with emojis to mostly rappresent a cat or any other animal. It's community suffers the same fate as the Gacha community because of degenerate material for example Emoji cat heat, baby abuse, "You❌️Me✅️" ect.
by @_w1nd0ws.v1st4_ November 19, 2023
A emoji cat is now known as a original character that's made out of emojis from the keyboard to look like a cat or a animal. The emoji cats reached popularity back in 2022 on TikTok
by Fluffypawz May 26, 2025
A character made out of overlapping emojis (usually circles, hearts, and blocks).
People make OCs of them (Original Characters) OR, use them for heat, which is NSFW, that YouTube doesn't remove because its harder to find whats happening with emojis.
Kids are usually the people making these, exposed to fetish and NSFW, often by other emoji cat creators.
People make OCs of them (Original Characters) OR, use them for heat, which is NSFW, that YouTube doesn't remove because its harder to find whats happening with emojis.
Kids are usually the people making these, exposed to fetish and NSFW, often by other emoji cat creators.
by Dr Jr. June 17, 2025