Why did we spend all night “Nudging” people? Because it was the peak of digital flirting, where your “status message” was the most important thing you’d ever write.
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Pika-pika! Translation: This is very funny!
But you have heard of this joke!
Peer-to-peer laughing!
I don’t tip, but I do laugh!
The stars are aligned for this joke.
The history of humor in one post.
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