3 hours ago, bpac55 said:

A hug would be hurtful to these people.

 

I feel like older people always fall for this stuff. No large group of people are upset about the thumb ups emoji. Don’t believe everything you read online. 

2 minutes ago, WentzFan11 said:

I feel like old people always fall for this stuff. No large group of people are upset about the thumb ups emoji. Don’t believe everything you read online. 

👍

2 hours ago, RLC said:

Jalen Hurts' audible-ing at the line is the next step of his development. Getting out of 3-4 plays a game is still very valuable in this offense. The guy improves every year.

He has improved every year since Bama. It is impressive the guy always improving 

1 minute ago, DaEagles4Life said:

He has improved every year since Bama. It is impressive the guy always improving 

Would disagree

1 minute ago, WentzFan11 said:

I feel like old people always fall for this stuff. No large group of people are upset about the thumb ups emoji. Don’t believe everything you read online. 

What frustrates me about it is that the story is pinned to twitters "what's happening" tab.  You can't get rid of the story.  Like clockwork, any story like this or that has anything to do that might sway societal behaviors you can't unclick.  For instance, as of this minute, Jamie Foxx is trending...I can click the bubbles and say not interested.  There is no such option for the ridiculous thumbs up story.  Anytime there is a story that tries to change behaviors there is no option to say not interested.  

For most adults out there, we look at stories on twitter, roll our eyes and move on.  For the younger generation, I really believe twitter is being used as a tool to shape minds. Put enough stories in front of impressionable young folks and they will fall in line.

8 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

What frustrates me about it is that the story is pinned to twitters "what's happening" tab.  You can't get rid of the story.  Like clockwork, any story like this or that has anything to do that might sway societal behaviors you can't unclick.  For instance, as of this minute, Jamie Foxx is trending...I can click the bubbles and say not interested.  There is no such option for the ridiculous thumbs up story.  Anytime there is a story that tries to change behaviors there is no option to say not interested.  

For most adults out there, we look at stories on twitter, roll our eyes and move on.  For the younger generation, I really believe twitter is being used as a tool to shape minds. Put enough stories in front of impressionable young folks and they will fall in line.

Never saw the story at all.

Is my timeline screwed up or maybe I'm doing it right...??

Who TFK cares about Jaime Fox? took me a sec just to get his name right...'

Really?

Just now, Doc S. said:

Never saw the story at all.

Is my timeline screwed up or maybe I'm doing it right...??

Who TFK cares about Jaime Fox? took me a sec just to get his name right...'

Really?

So I clicked on why he was trending...apparently he showed up to Cardi B's birthday party with 10 friends uninvited...that's your news for the night!

3 hours ago, bpac55 said:

A hug would be hurtful to these people.

 

What? 😂 

If you ask me to stop using the thumbs up emoji, I’m immediately responding with this:

1 minute ago, bpac55 said:

So I clicked on why he was trending...apparently he showed up to Cardi B's birthday party with 10 friends uninvited...that's your news for the night!

Thanks!

WTF is Cardi B? and who cares??

 

56 minutes ago, Thrive said:

Honestly just glad it’s not the millennials that are the butt of a joke for once.

I’m going to die on the hill that there should be a separate classification for people who barely fall into millennial status

Line is up to -6.5 last I checked

3 minutes ago, schuy7 said:

Line is up to -6.5 last I checked

Seems too high but i dont know wtf to make of this game

39 minutes ago, bpac55 said:

What frustrates me about it is that the story is pinned to twitters "what's happening" tab.  You can't get rid of the story.  Like clockwork, any story like this or that has anything to do that might sway societal behaviors you can't unclick.  For instance, as of this minute, Jamie Foxx is trending...I can click the bubbles and say not interested.  There is no such option for the ridiculous thumbs up story.  Anytime there is a story that tries to change behaviors there is no option to say not interested.  

For most adults out there, we look at stories on twitter, roll our eyes and move on.  For the younger generation, I really believe twitter is being used as a tool to shape minds. Put enough stories in front of impressionable young folks and they will fall in line.

There’s definitely a problem with curation. All social media sites do now is feed you things they think you’re interested in. People who live online don’t see things from another’s POV. Everyone is in their own little bubble, but it makes money so those who can fix it don’t really care. 

 

6ers finished pre-season undefeated. Not sure what their record is in practice though.

59 minutes ago, WentzFan11 said:

I feel like older people always fall for this stuff. No large group of people are upset about the thumb ups emoji. Don’t believe everything you read online. 

I just asked my wife whose a teacher and she said the thumbs up emoji is considered disrespectful. 

Clearly she doesnt post on the EMB. Some people live for seeing that thumbs up on their posts. The more the better!

22 minutes ago, LeanMeanGM said:

I’m going to die on the hill that there should be a separate classification for people who barely fall into millennial status

Fun fact: kids being born now are part of "Generation Alpha", which is real badass name for a bunch of kids who are probably gonna be a buncha whiney bishes (my own included)

39 minutes ago, Doc S. said:

Thanks!

WTF is Cardi B? and who cares??

Just hope you never get Cardi C.

Just now, DEagle7 said:

Fun fact: kids being born now are part of "Generation Alpha", which is real badass name for a bunch of kids who are probably gonna be a buncha whiney bishes (my own included)

I dont even like your post. I just disrespected you with a like.

Just now, HazletonEagle said:

I dont even like your post. I just disrespected you with a like.

👍

(you're not even doing it right gramps)

1 minute ago, DEagle7 said:

👍

(you're not even doing it right gramps)

Why make the effort to search through emojies when it is built right in here with a convenient button on every post?

I just disrespected you again.

I always thought thumbs up meant butt stuff