Sorry, but that is an incorrect assumption.
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Okay, then I'll put it down to some passing internet fad of posting non-sequitur image-based responses, or just plain unhelpful spam.

Either way I still don't get it.[/quote]

Oh, now I get it...

This is fun.

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[quote]Okay, then I'll put it down to some passing internet fad of posting non-sequitur image-based responses, or just plain unhelpful spam.

Either way I still don't get it.[/quote]

It's neither a non-sequitur image nor "unhelpful spam." It's simply a pop-culture reference that wordlessly conveys a particular sentiment. Most people get, while some don't.

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[quote][quote]Okay, then I'll put it down to some passing internet fad of posting non-sequitur image-based responses, or just plain unhelpful spam.

Either way I still don't get it.[/quote]

It's neither a non-sequitur image nor "unhelpful spam." It's simply a pop-culture reference that wordlessly conveys a particular sentiment. Most people get, while some don't.[/quote]

A US thing perchance?

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The tongue licking the ars of pretension.

[quote][quote][quote]Okay, then I'll put it down to some passing internet fad of posting non-sequitur image-based responses, or just plain unhelpful spam.

Either way I still don't get it.[/quote]

It's neither a non-sequitur image nor "unhelpful spam." It's simply a pop-culture reference that wordlessly conveys a particular sentiment. Most people get, while some don't.[/quote]

A US thing perchance?[/quote]
I think Scotland invented the non-sequitur. They did invent everything else.

We sure did. But apparently it's not that, it's a pop-culture reference.

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