I've decided to remove all of the negative 'reactions' that were available.
Disliked by some and used far far too many times by others, which is a bad mix.
Disliked by some and used far far too many times by others, which is a bad mix.
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Give our World Cup Wordle a go?
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- Thread starter monkeywrench
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Can we at least have the 'yawn' emoji back please?
It is useful when replying to mod comments
For those that feel the need to emoticonimise things in a less than positive way, you can use the flag waver.
I have no idea what it’s meant to be, but I certainly use it on occasion as a micky taker. It’s very therapeutic as well.
I’ve deleted all the negatives from the list, left all of the positives on but this little fellah is the only one in the ‘neutral’ cage.
I have no idea what it’s meant to be, but I certainly use it on occasion as a micky taker. It’s very therapeutic as well.
I’ve deleted all the negatives from the list, left all of the positives on but this little fellah is the only one in the ‘neutral’ cage.
I still have the thumbs down, am I meant to?For those that feel the need to emoticonimise things in a less than positive way, you can use the flag waver.
I have no idea what it’s meant to be, but I certainly use it on occasion as a micky taker. It’s very therapeutic as well.
I’ve deleted all the negatives from the list, left all of the positives on but this little fellah is the only one in the ‘neutral’ cage.
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How many times have you 'done' me like that Ian... More than once?For those that feel the need to emoticonimise things in a less than positive way, you can use the flag waver.
I have no idea what it’s meant to be, but I certainly use it on occasion as a micky taker. It’s very therapeutic as well.
I’ve deleted all the negatives from the list, left all of the positives on but this little fellah is the only one in the ‘neutral’ cage.