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Old 09-18-2024, 11:38 PM
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So, I laughed myself to hysterics today when I saw a young girl trying to make a social/political statement today on her t-shirt.

On the front of her shirt was: "# Me Too!"

Because when I grew up, the symbol # meant "pound" and not "hashtag". So I thought to myself, does she really want people to "pound me, too!"

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Still means pound to this guy. Hashtag must be a phone thing but
then again I never bothered to find out what it means.

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Yeah, WTH does it mean, anyway!!??

My dictionary says hash is a mixture, hodgepodge, a muddle
And of course a pile of fried spuds (hash browns) that 2 or 3 eggs go good on top of, or as I was always told as a kid by Mom "Hot German potato salad"
Don't forget a little dash of vinegar on top!!
Darn, now I' getting hungry!!
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That is interesting in Australia "lb" meant pound or a symbol "£" were the 2 relevant signs one was for weight the other for money
Hash on a phone or computer just meant hash
The T-shirt who knows ??????
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It is probably to deep a concept for us fellas.

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