The gay emojis are here. Sey face!
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GRDR'S NEW "GAYMOJI" OFFER A WHOLE VOBULARY BEYOND EGGPLANT AND PEACH
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The gay emojis are here. Grdr, the gay hookup app, released a new library of emojis, or “Gaymoji, ” this week, which clus h tak on the symbols we’ve been g for all of about three years now. We gays are equently acced of brgg about moral cle and a breakdown of civilizatn.
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Time will tell whether the Gaymoji stick around and reach a larger public.
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