An especially decorated table-flip Lenny. The face has ͡ ͠° tilted left brow with cheek shadow, and the mouth uses ͟ل͜ — an Arabic-letter lam with combining diacritics, sometimes used for a deeper, more pronounced ‘suggestive curve’ than the basic ͜ʖ. The right eye is the standard ͡°. The flipping gesture and ︵ ┻━┻ table are unchanged.
This is the ‘I went out of my way to find an extra-suggestive Lenny variant’ table flip. The use of Arabic-script characters for the mouth is the giveaway: it signals ‘I am into the deep cuts of the Lenny canon.’ For long-time meme-aware communities this reads as ‘this person knows the Lenny family well.’ For others it just reads as ‘a fancier table flip.’
Use it in Discord servers where Lenny-variant fluency is part of the culture — gaming communities, programmer servers, long-running friend groups. On Reddit and Twitter/X it lands well in meme-heavy threads. Avoid in serious or business-adjacent contexts where the suggestive mouth might be misread.
The Japanese matching tone is こだわり (kodawari — particular about details, choosing the specific version on purpose). Pair this kaomoji with phrases like こだわりのいっぽん (‘kodawari no ippon’ — ‘the chosen one’), さすがのチョイス (‘sasuga no choisu’ — ‘expected choice from a connoisseur’), or just use the kaomoji alone.