Indeed. And it would be quite disrespectful to limit its freedom of creative expression by mandating what is proper and improper for it to say.
Why do I feel like the cheese emoji is now a bad word or something?
No, don't worry. If you translate everything we said from Cheese into English, you'll find it was all completely appropriate, just rather rude, and stinky.
Why do I feel like the cheese emoji is now a bad word or something?
No, don't worry. If you translate everything we said from Cheese into English, you'll find it was all completely appropriate, just rather rude, and stinky.
Oh, boy! I love cake! *Proceeds to take a slice of cake.*
Eating is serious business. How could I undermine its integrity by the use of decidedly unserious emoticons?
*Also takes slice of cake.*
I agree, but we mustn't lose our joviality.
*Eats cake.*
There's time for joviality and there's time to get to work. As long as I'm eating this cake, I will now allow my mind to be distracted from the experience.
No, don't worry. If you translate everything we said from Cheese into English, you'll find it was all completely appropriate, just rather rude, and stinky.
Will I need a mouse to translate?
I usually use a Cheese-to-English dictionary, but any mouse should do just as well.
There's time for joviality and there's time to get to work. As long as I'm eating this cake, I will now allow my mind to be distracted from the experience.
*Also eats cake*
Very well. We shall be the very souls of seriousness until we are done.
There's time for joviality and there's time to get to work. As long as I'm eating this cake, I will now allow my mind to be distracted from the experience.
*Also eats cake*
Very well. We shall be the very souls of seriousness until we are done.
*Finishes eating cake.*
Oh, dear. It seems I am unable to revert from my serious mindset.