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OK, i profess ignorance. I've forgotten a few things.....and if i'm wrong, please correct me.
But what is it with this "Thanks" thing in the posts that I'm seeing ?
Can't people just type "thanks" ? Or is that too sincere ?
I see newbies here ( newer than me ) who have thanked more than posted ?
Isn't there a suitable "kissie kissie" smilie ? Or is this just a junior high school clique building tool ? Some of it looks pretty childish, but maybe i'm not reading it right or understanding it. What am i missing ?
Is this the new biker tool of toughness to make snowflakes blend into snowballs and feel cozy with each other ? I don't want to sound like i have a problem with people with alternative gender preferences. Far from it. It's not that at all. It just seems odd and i don't know what i'm missing.
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