The "ε=ε=(o ･ω･)o" emote or "Slipping Hurry" emote is a Japanese emoticon commonly used to express a sense of urgency, hurry, or rushing. The emote consists of three parts: two "ε" characters representing the eyes and a face with an open mouth and raised eyebrows, resembling someone in a state of panic or haste. The "(o ･ω･)o" portion represents arms flailing while running, emphasizing the sense of urgency conveyed by the emoticon.
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Determination & Enthusiasm: "I've been training for months for this marathon, and I'm ready to crush it! ε=ε=(o ･ω･)o" - The "ε=ε=(o ･ω･)o" emote depicts a person or character with an intense and focused expression, as if they are working hard or concentrating deeply on a task. It is often used to convey determination, enthusiasm, or excitement.
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Urgency & Comical Frustration: "I'm running late for my flight and the airport shuttle just drove away without me. Great. Slipping Hurry."
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