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1.27.25 | The Double Meaning Of Some Emojis

1.27.25 | The Double Meaning Of Some Emojis

And why maple syrup bottles have tiny handles

27 Jan

WELCOME TO QUITTIN’ TIME

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It Really Is Quittin’ Time

We are a little punch drunk from entertaining last night for the big games. I do recommend making Sundays count - find time with friends, stretch that weekend as long as you can. Mondays will just have to deal with what we have left. Now let’s regroup tonight and have some fun conversations

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TODAY’S PICKS

Watch Out For the Double Meaning Of These Emojis

I don’t use a lot of emoji’s when texting on my phone. But if you still like to add some punch to your text with an emoji, just be careful how you use the following ones - they carry double meanings. And maybe don’t use the upside down face when communicating at work.

Why Maple Syrup Bottles Have Those Tiny Handles

We love maple syrup in the morning. We put it on our pancakes, add a little to our yogurt and it also gives my smoothie a little extra punch. But what’s the deal with those tiny handles? Whose hands are that small? Apparently it’s a nod to maple syrup past.

The First Use Of ‘OMG’ Was In A Letter To Churchill

OMG - like where did OMG come from? Who started this weird phrase? Apparently it dates back to Winston Churchill and when he served in the Navy. Read on.