"you're a really good face bag," i've been brushing all the big chat boxes lately, and i watch it fly around every day in a group of clients, a little suffocating. The first time i saw it, it was a shock -- five words with thumbs, and the tone was too loud and warm, too much higher than "haha" "666." it doesn't make no sense, but it's not good enough to roll over. I've seen too many people turn a good word of "exaggeration" into a "magic spirit" and they see a direct silence。
You're a really nice face bag
Look, the word "you're really good" isn't offensive in itself, but with that thumb, the whole tone changesOkay, you're good. I don't careI don't know. It's not a compliment, it's a "i agree to go on." it's very subtle to use between friends and girlfriends, and it's easy to understand in the direction of "you in the sun and me" and it's hard to explain once you understand deviations。
I had a friend of the b side who sent this in the last year, and the project manager said, "thank you for your approval," and the whole group was quiet for five seconds. Then he told me he thought it was just a complimentI don't see you anymoreIt's a low feeling. The kernel of this expression is not an "exagger" at all, it's "excellent." it's the opposite。
You're a really good face bag. Back
It's all about your relationship with each other. It's not good to throw "you" at each other, or throw your thumbs back. But if you don't know each other well, and you don't know whether he's exaggerating or you're in the sun, the surest thing is to go back to "thank you" and put on an ordinary smile face, and not to ask "are you talking about me" and ask if it's colder。
I've made myself a dead-end rule: i'd rather be stupid to "get" "good" than "get" with a, the leader, and the stranger to gunga. But old friends with their girlfriends, games, "are they there?", make it up, use it more and more. It's basically..We're close enough to each otherIf you don't have a connection, don't throw it in the crowd。
Emoticons have no standard answers, all in terms of language and understanding. You're never the face bag. You and the guy across the streetThe distance is not rightI don't know. Next time you see someone throw a line, "are you really good?" let's see who's got it, who's got it, who's got it, who's got it, what's it? If you want to understand this floor, you won't miss a thumb in the back of the boss's weekly。
