The "୧(#Φ益Φ#)凸" emote or "Bad #6" emote is a Japanese emoticon that represents an angry or aggressive face with eyebrows furrowed and eyes squinted. The symbol resembles a person flipping the middle finger, which makes it a rude gesture in some cultures. It is often used in online communication to express frustration, anger, or defiance.
- Sarcasm & Mockery:
"Oh, great. Another meeting that could have been an email." (୧(#Φ益Φ#)凸) - "I specifically asked you not to touch my belongings, but you went ahead and did it anyway." (Bad #6)
- "I can't stop worrying about what might happen if I lose my job." (Bad #6) Show More
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