Why do I need emojis?
So people can tell your occasional serious post from all your lighthearted ones.
<--------------------- emoji so you know I’m ribbing you
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The same reason you need body language or facial expressions. Language is more than words.
Tell me, was your favourite Star Trek character Mr Spock by any chance?
So you’re saying you have folders full of women?
I use correct grammar and punctuation in my texts.
When I use voice-to-text, I read over the text before I hit send. Apparently, this is quite rare, since every text I receive from people using voice is full of errors, weird out of place words, and other phonetic anomalies. Seriously, why can’t voice-to-texters just read it over one time and fix things before hitting send?
argh
It’s just faces. Some of them are marked out by an x and have their eyes poked out.
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People are difficult to fit into folders. I picture them more as filing cabinets.
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The only difference there is the degree of sanding required.
I’d prefer if we had a sarcasm font.
I want to carry this on with a reference to grit, but I’m not sure enough of you know how sandpaper is rated.
That’s never been said before. 
I prefer Data.
I like semicolons more.
Huge fan of these blankets. Going to order one, but can’t decide.
Love the Kappa and the eagle one.
Edit: Cosmic Americana also rad.
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I try to avoid involuntary body language or facial expressions. These things should be purposeful. I have never found a purpose for emojis.
Involuntary things can be very purposeful.
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Well that’s a bit weird that you choose to limit your vocabulary in that way, but you do you, I guess. 
Those blankets looks awesome, but it’s tough to gear myself up for that price point when I know the fascists are going to come take my blankets and replace them with tin foil.
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I can text at 80 wpm with no autocorrect. Since I text pretty fast, I tend to send a lot of short messages. Kind of a stream of consciousness thing.