Wordy or smiley?

[FnG]magnolia

[FnG]magnolia

[FnG]magnolia

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Hello you young bucks of fizz! Smashing.

It's hard to keep track of all the great ideas and contributions to wellbeing which populate the GD (citation needed) but when I cannot find time to leave a very useful response using words - such as 'I am a very good driver' or 'Down! Lazarus!' - my de facto back up is the faces of smiles/not smiles to show, in short form, my view which would be better left unsaid but here we are. Top notch!

Are you a person of words or reactions?

Thank you for your time.
 
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[FnG]magnolia said:
Hello you young bucks of fizz! Smashing.

It's hard to keep track of all the great ideas and contributions to wellbeing which populate the GD (citation needed) but when I cannot find time to leave a very useful response using words - such as 'I am a very good driver' or 'Down! Lazarus!' - my de facto back up is the faces of smiles/not smiles to show, in short form, my view which would be better left unsaid but here we are. Top notch!

Are you a person of words or reactions?

Thank you for your time.
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If you do insist on using words as your primary means of communication, then it's best to choose words that belong in the same little groups - these are called sentences.

Alternatively, you could use an image to express yourself. I've translated your OP into the image below as an example.

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;)
 
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I may have fizzed my buck reading that ;)

I'll normally drop a quick like as a means of recognition/approval, it's pretty rare I'll just leave an emoji. If I've got summit to say I'll say it.
 
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Hello, you effervescent progenies of carbonation! Jolly good!

Navigating the labyrinth of wisdom and healthy camaraderie in the GD (citation pending) is like trying to find a needle in a haystack while riding a unicycle – it's a balancing act! Now, if I run out of my default wordy repertoire, like 'I'm the next Lewis Hamilton,' or 'Arise, Frankenstein!', my go-to are the hieroglyphics of the 21st century - emojis! A picture paints a thousand words, or so they say, and some of those words are best left as a mystery. Tippity top!

In the grand opera of life, I consider myself a maestro of both words and reactions. Like a culinary fusion of Shakespeare and a mime artist – I stir the pot of conversation with eloquent soliloquies and sprinkle in some pantomimed nuances.

The pleasure of your time is mine. Your turn at the wicket!
 
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