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You've been told - must say, I just don't get the argument against it and I see nothing in here to explain why it should be seen as aggressive. It's said that people should make mote of an effort to reply rather than just put a picture there, but isn't that true of all emojis?
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/r...ld-people.html
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Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
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Originally Posted by jon1959
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Originally Posted by jon1959
Its a disgusting male orientated habit that hurts those communities with no thumbs, and lazy folk who cannot be bothered to type in a sentence in this dumb down world
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Originally Posted by life on mars
Thumbs Up. Is that better?
I'm sure 99.999% of Gen Z couldn't really care but an articles gotta be written.
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Originally Posted by lardy
My wife’s friends would make the thumbs up gesture when discussing Chinese people. I was told it means someone who is a horse fkr.
South Vietnamese slang word for Chinese is horse fkr. Qua dang (phonetic)
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Originally Posted by jon1959
You see this and they see that. Welcome to the woke generation where everything is inverted, and reality is turned upside down.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
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That's just being very cruel to santa as one of his elves Tom bit his thumb off in an industrial accident.Quote:
Originally Posted by Taunton Blue Genie
This weekend has given another, more convincing in my view, reason why younger people are so anti the thumbs up sign - Johnson’s always doing it.
Another story designed to wind up the elderly into voting against their own interests.
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