The US Drug Enforcement Administration had announced last week that emojis, once thought to only entice sex through eggplant, peaches and water drip – read my post published November 03, 2019 – can now also be used to buy drugs.
In a chart that is printable for your wall, they have posted an "emoji drug code guide" – educating parents that their child's use of emoji is very possibly a secret screen language for purchasing drugs and communicating with drug dealers.
On Sunday, Liverpool won 4-1 against Shrewsbury Town – they had to come from behind at Anfield in order to reach the fourth round of the FA Cup.
The League One side stunned the seven-time winners with a twenty-seventh minute opener – but the Reds fought back through goals from Kaide Gordon, Roberto Firmino and a brace from Fabinho.
Next, Liverpool face Arsenal in what is now the first leg of the EFL Cup semi-final on Thursday before hosting Brentford in a Premier League game on Sunday.
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