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Hundred Points on Twitter Twemoji 12.2

 I have seen this several times on Twitter.

 It took me a bit to figure out what it meant.  According to the emojipedia (won't lie, kind of excited that I found this site), it is a nod to getting 100% on your paper in class.  It means "keep it real" or to show that you have a lot of pride in an idea-that you like it 100%.

 Cool.

 Face Blowing a Kiss on Samsung One UI 1.5Revolving Hearts on Samsung One UI 1.5
This is an emoji I use a lot.  I like to think of it as sending  love to whomever I am talking to.  They are called "Face Blowing a Kiss" and "Revolving Hearts" and were originally meant to say good night and ???    I think they work for my intended purpose.

 Man Dancing on Samsung One UI 1.5
This is my husband's favorite emoji to send.  It is called "Man dancing" and it means man dancing.  When he sends it, he sends it because he is excited about whatever is going on.  Like when he wins tickets to a concert (that's his hobby-he tries to win radio contests.  He's been pretty successful lately).  If you were to see him in person, he really does dance when he is happy.

 Rolling on the Floor Laughing on Samsung One UI 1.5Rolling on the Floor Laughing on Samsung One UI 1.5Rolling on the Floor Laughing on Samsung One UI 1.5Rolling on the Floor Laughing on Samsung One UI 1.5
This is what Olivia usually sends to me.  It is "Rolling on the floor laughing".  It means, hysterical laughter and  can be amped up with 
Face With Tears of Joy on Samsung One UI 1.5 "Face with tears of joy" like this
Rolling on the Floor Laughing on Samsung One UI 1.5Face With Tears of Joy on Samsung One UI 1.5Rolling on the Floor Laughing on Samsung One UI 1.5Face With Tears of Joy on Samsung One UI 1.5
"Face with joy" show something is funny or pleasing.  According to the emojipedia, "Face with joy" is "One of the ten most popular emojis between 2014–2018 and was named the Oxford Dictionaries 2015 Word of the Year."
I am really not that funny, I imagine that Liv uses it sarcastically quite a bit.

 Thumbs Up on Samsung One UI 1.5
"Thumbs up" is the one I get the most from Luke (my son).  It means approval.  He rarely uses emojis so this often comes at the end of a longer conversation as in, "Got it Mom".
The Emojipedia is really quite interesting.  Hundred Points on Samsung One UI 1.5
It names the emojis, gives some history on them and then shows how several different OS's show the emoji.  

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