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Nope it was Jojo
Well, now you’ve done it. No quality posts but gave you/us a new avatar. Don’t see this ending well. But I’m often mistaken.
Is that like a glamor mugshot from the jail without the softened lighting and heavy makeup?
The internet is not really useful for this form of communication.
When I said "dude" I did the head nod thing so I appeared friendly.
Not sure what else I can do to welcome them?
That is crazy talk.My throw in a bruh.
Try that out loud in front a mirror.
"Dude"*head nod
"Bruh"
You just come off as hostile with expectations of them being forced to say something.
I just wanted to welcome them, not interrogate them.
My 10-year-old daughter has taken to calling me "bruh" when I tell her to do something she doesn't like. For example,
Me: "Angelbutt, time to get ready for bed."
Her: "Bruh! I'm not done on my iPad yet!"
Me: "Yes, you are. You're past the time you're allowed to be on it even if your hour isn't up."
Her: "BRUH!" (Then huffing noises, sounds of aggravation and storming off.)
I gave her the nickname "Angelbutt" years ago as it embodies the two distinct sides to her personality. She gets so irritated when I teach at her school and I call her that.
It looks like it may be a school, community center, or apartment complex judging by location of the fire alarm and the overhead lighting as reflected in the door window.
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