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 Image 1 of 17 No, this is not the Texas flag. Click through to see what one Houston rapper's own emoji set looks like... No, this is not the Texas flag. Click through to see what one Houston rapper's own emoji set looks like... Photo: Travelgame/Getty Images/Lonely Planet Images 
 
 Image 2 of 17 Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Photo: Emoji Fame 
 
 Image 3 of 17 Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Photo: Emoji Fame 
 
 Image 4 of 17 Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Photo: Emoji Fame 
 
 Image 5 of 17 Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Photo: Emoji Fame 
 
 Image 6 of 17 Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Photo: Emoji Fame 
 
 Image 7 of 17 Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Photo: Emoji Fame 
 
 Image 8 of 17 Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Photo: Emoji Fame 
 
 Image 9 of 17 Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Photo: Emoji Fame 
 
 Image 10 of 17 Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Photo: Emoji Fame 
 
 Image 11 of 17 Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Photo: Emoji Fame 
 
 Image 12 of 17 Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Photo: Emoji Fame 
 
 Image 13 of 17 Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Photo: Emoji Fame 
 
 Image 14 of 17 Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Photo: Emoji Fame 
 
 Image 15 of 17 Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Photo: Emoji Fame 
 
 Image 16 of 17 Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is immortalized in a set of emojis that reflect him and Houston's hip-hop culture. Photo: Emoji Fame ||||| A Texas House representative from Cypress has introduced a resolution urging Texans to quit using the Chilean flag emoji as a stand-in for the Lone Star. 
 
 HCR 75, filed Thursday, urges "Texans not to use the flag emoji of the Republic of Chile when referring to the Texas flag." ||||| These crawls are part of an effort to archive pages as they are created and archive the pages that they refer to. That way, as the pages that are referenced are changed or taken from the web, a link to the version that was live when the page was written will be preserved.Then the Internet Archive hopes that references to these archived pages will be put in place of a link that would be otherwise be broken, or a companion link to allow people to see what was originally intended by a page's authors.The goal is to fix all broken links on the web . Crawls of supported "No More 404" sites.
– The Chilean flag is annoyingly similar to Texas' state flag, but that doesn't mean Lone Star Staters should appropriate Chile's flag emoji when they feel like expressing Texas pride. That's the gist of what one state lawmaker is trying to push through via Texas House Concurrent Resolution 75, which takes it upon itself to "urge" residents not to use the Chilean icon online as a substitute for the non-existent Texas flag emoji, the Houston Chronicle reports. In what the Dallas Morning News says belongs under the "yes, it's a real bill" umbrella, Cypress' conservative Rep. Tom Oliverson filed the resolution, noting, "Just as our flag could never fully embody the country of Chile, neither can the Chilean flag inspire feelings of pride and passion in the heart of a true Texan." He points out that although both flags feature a similar red, white, and blue layout capped by that lone star, which often causes emoji-users to confuse Chile's flag for Texas' flag, Chile's colors are meant to symbolize "sky, snow, and blood spilled while fighting for freedom," while Texas' hues are meant to represent "loyalty, purity, and bravery." He also notes that the blue in his state's flag extends all the way down to the bottom, while Chile's is cut off into a square about halfway down (he even wants to get the #TheBlueGoesAllTheWayDown hashtag to pick up steam). That said, Oliverson concedes this bill isn't "the most pressing issue" the Legislature has on its plate at the moment, per the Morning News. (The White House rejected a Texas secession petition a few years back.)