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15 Images That Are Perfect For Conversation Reactions

Number 15 is me every week!

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15 Images That Are Perfect For Conversation Reactions
Emily Shpiece

If you follow our incredible Odyssey Editor-in-Chief Em Sutliff, you'll know about the article published last week detailing 15 excellent reaction images. This article was so relatable and hilarious it reminded me of the ridiculous stash of reaction images I had saved, and I was inspired to share them in a similar article. Without further ado, 15 more reaction images from the Ohio Wesleyan Odyssey Branch!

1. When you have just experienced something so vague and indescribable you replace “it” with the word “things”

2. When you see your friends complaining online

3. When you see something very nice

4. When your pink tutu makes a great hairpiece

5. When you're a super nerd and you want to fight


6. When you just want the people around you to stop saying things

7. When you abuse the "Please Stop" rule

8. When you need a nerd to be gone

9. When you're in last place but still feeling good

10. When you don't need to explain why


11. When you're damaged but adorable

12. When you're a tiny bird sitting on a branch screaming


13. When you could bash some nerds right now

14. When you would just prefer not to

15. When you forget to write your Odyssey article on time


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