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The Click's are still here

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Been years since I have been here, and the same old clicks who probably have bad B.O in reality are still here
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Freddies Lunch Box wrote: Been years since I have been here, and the same old clicks who probably have bad B.O in reality are still here

Oii!!!  I dont smell!
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I mean welcome back :)
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The noises are still here?  Oh, you mean CLIQUES.....
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In the process of not having a clue who this thread is by, or what it's about, I'm remembering how blissful ignorance can be.
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and you are still here with your little followers...

..does it make you feel good..
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..nnarrr your ok.. you dont smell
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..... so you know what I am talking about, yet feel the need to add your auto-correct...
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Freddies Lunch Box wrote: ..... so you know what I am talking about, yet feel the need to add your auto-correct... =============================================================================================

Assuming that comment is directed at me (as it isn't really so apparent)  I'd like to say "No".  I didn't, at first, know what you were talking about.  When it dawned on me, I just thought I'd let you know the actual word, just for future reference.

Click = onomatopoeiac, the word "click" is used because it represents the sound it describes
Clique = a close group of people with similar thoughts and tastes
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hhhm... am I ment to be offended by your need to explain the meanings behind the words? and there use for them?

Obviously your a text book nerd...

Get some social skills
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Thistleboy 1980 wrote: Freddies Lunch Box wrote: ..... so you know what I am talking about, yet feel the need to add your auto-correct... =============================================================================================

Assuming that comment is directed at me (as it isn't really so apparent)  I'd like to say "No".  I didn't, at first, know what you were talking about.  When it dawned on me, I just thought I'd let you know the actual word, just for future reference.

Click = onomatopoeiac, the word "click" is used because it represents the sound it describes
Clique = a close group of people with similar thoughts and tastes

 You do know that Cliques generaly have a negative view upon them dont you?
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Freddies Lunch Box wrote: hhhm... am I ment to be offended by your need to explain the meanings behind the words? and there use for them?

Obviously your a text book nerd...

Get some social skills =============================================================================================

What is your problem?  I have not set out to offend you!  As I said before, it was not immediately apparent what you were talking about, so I wanted to clarify the situation - clicks or cliques? 

Text book nerd?  No.  Can't be arsed.  Would rather be out with the mrs and some mates or listening to music.

Next point - social skills....got plenty of them, and they have served me well in my 31 years on this planet. 

Finally - yes, I am aware that "cliques" are looked upon negatively.   But since you are in such an argumentitive mood and are hell-bent on having a fight, I suppose I could look down negatively at you as well. 

Luckily, I am not part of a clique.  More luckily, though - I am nothing like you and actually have friends.  So go get your own social skills, ass.
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Oh for crying out loud.  Maybe he did mean 'click,' the clicking of exasperated tongues, accompanied by eye-rolling. 
Actually, I had assumed it was a slang term i wasn't familiar with, 'clique' didn't occur to me LOL.
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Textbook is one word.
Don't shun it!
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Ah. "It" has returned. Rather like yellow fever to D.C.
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