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Symbol: "an emoticon representing a shocked face"
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2023 February 16, JustDaUsualTF, “imagine there is a funny title here”, in Reddit[1], GenderCynical, archived from the original on 2023-02-19:It turns out if you replace a word with a different word it can change the interpretation :0
