🇨🇳: (🦇 🦠 🧪 🧫 🔬) ➡️ 🌍: (😷x + 💀y)

A (very) short history of Covid-19 in 19 characters.

Eric plagiarized “🇨🇳: (🦇 🦠 🧪 🧫 🔬) ➡️ 🌍: (😷x + 💀y)” from Urban Dictionary and SMSed it to his father, who had nicknamed the coronavirus “China virus,” “Chinese virus,” or “kung flu” in racially charged tweets.

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🇨🇳: (🦇 🦠 🧪 🧫 🔬) ➡️ 🌍: (😷x + 💀y)

A (very) short history of Covid-19 in 19 characters.

Eric plagiarized “🇨🇳: (🦇 🦠 🧪 🧫 🔬) ➡️ 🌍: (😷x + 💀y)” from Urban Dictionary and SMSed it to his father, who had nicknamed the coronavirus “China virus,” “Chinese virus,” and “Kung flu” in racially charged tweets.

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In narrative contexts, the incorporation of a Skull Emoji following a character's name serves as a symbolic indicator implying the imminent demise of said character. This visual cue not only conveys a foreshadowing of impending mortality but can also function as a strategic spoiler wielded by individuals possessing advanced knowledge of the storyline. Particularly prevalent in role-playing scenarios, the utilization of a Skull Emote appended to a character's name operates as a nuanced device to communicate critical plot elements and contribute to an immersive storytelling experience.

"Oh you know, As x💀 (Charcktername goes in the place of the X) Would Say now, All good things burn the longest."
"Why would you use an Emote there?"
"HEHEHEHE"