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Typical Facebook interaction:


Girl a) I'm stuck on a train xxxxxxx

Girl b) You poor thing xxxxxxxx


A classic today from my ex colleague: 'I miss my babies and they've only gone 12 hours'. They are about 4 and 8 I reckon and most of her comments relate to looking forward to going out on the piss on Friday xxxxxx.


I even get the occasional one from people who wouldn't dream of kissing me in person.


What's it all about?

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Narnia Wrote:

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> What do they mean.............tell me please?


Narnia,


Let me put you - and clearly you're not the only one (sighs) - out of your misery!


Are you (and the others) ready for this startling revelation......?


......they don't mean a damn thing whether there is one x or xxxxxxx :)


katie

-x- xxxx xoxoxoxoxo ( X infinity etc)

Nope


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Does that make sense?

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