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🖖Vulcan Salute EmojiUnicode: 1F596
The hand gesture from Star Trek, used to greet fellow fans or sign off with 'Live long and prosper'.
Released in Released in 2015 with Unicode 8.0
Star TrekVulcanNerdHelloPeaceMay the forceGeekLong time no seeCool gestureSci-fi
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Meaning and Interpretation
🖖 This is the legendary Vulcan salute from Star Trek! It basically means 'Live long and prosper.' If you use this, you're either saying hi to a fellow Trekkie, showing off your inner nerd, or just trying to look super cool and mysterious. It's like saying 'Peace out' but way more sci-fi.
Symbolism
- Spock's signature move
- Nerd pride
- Logical and peaceful vibes
Common Usage Scenarios
- Ending a conversation with a Star Trek fan
- Replying 'Long time no see' to a friend
- Showing you're excited about sci-fi stuff
Usage Examples in Conversation
Friend: 'Dude, you finally watched the new Star Trek movie?' You: 'Binge-watched it all night! 🖖'
Coworker: 'Hey, good morning!' You: 'Morning! May your day be logical and profitable 🖖'
Cousin: 'It's been ages!' You: 'I know, right? Catch up soon! 🖖'
Gamer: 'GG WP' You: 'GG! Live long and prosper 🖖'
Trekky buddy: 'Beam me up!' You: 'Engaging warp drive 🖖🚀'
Usage Guidelines and Etiquette
- Use it with friends who know Star Trek, otherwise they might just be confused
- Perfect for saying goodbye in a cool way
- Don't use it in super serious business emails unless your boss is a sci-fi geek
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