Table Flip Lenny Face to Copy and Paste
200 unique table flip lenny face to copy with one tap.
About Table Flip Faces
(╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻ is the most recognisable rage emoticon on the internet, and one of the few text faces that depicts an action rather than an expression. The ┻━┻ is a table seen from the side, drawn with box characters. The ︵ is it leaving the ground.
Reading the sequence
The flip is only half the joke. The reply — ┬─┬ ノ( ゜-゜ノ) — shows someone calmly setting the table back upright, and the pairing is a complete two-line comedy routine that group chats have been performing since the mid-2000s. Send the flip; wait for someone to restore it. If nobody does, restore it yourself a few messages later.
Variations worth knowing
The double flip throws two tables. The furious flip (ノಠ益ಠ)ノ彡┻━┻ swaps in disapproval eyes. And the return flip — flipping the table back at the person who flipped it — exists for escalation. All of them are on this page.
Formatting
This is a wide face. In narrow comment columns it wraps and loses the visual gag entirely, so send it as its own message. Discord, WhatsApp and Telegram handle it perfectly; Instagram comments often do not.
Where it came from
It originated in Japanese text-board culture, where the box-drawing table and the flinging arms were assembled long before Western forums adopted it. That is also why the eyes and arms are kaomoji-style rather than Western emoticon style.
FAQ
What is the table flip emoji?
(╯°□°）╯︵ ┻━┻ — a text face showing someone throwing a table, used to express rage-quitting or comic frustration.
How do I put the table back?
Use ┬─┬ ノ( ゜-゜ノ), the standard reply. The two together are a small comedy routine.
Why does my table flip look broken?
It is wide and wraps in narrow columns. Send it as its own message rather than inside a sentence.
Where did the table flip come from?
Japanese text-board culture, which is why the arms and eyes follow kaomoji conventions rather than Western emoticon style.