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10 Dec 20
@very-rusty saidI think they used it, but in an alternate dimension. People since 2016 remember it because of the Mandela effect.
https://www.didyouknowdaily.com/story/keep-calm
'Keep Calm and Carry On' is considered the slogan of 1940s Britain. But did you know the iconic phrase was never actually used?
-VR
Just a possibility.
@gambrel saidWell nice to see someone is paying attention and not just giving the post a thumbs down. 🙂
@Very-Rusty
Nice story, but you already posted it.
-VR
08 Feb 22
@very-rusty saidAs I said before, I don't do thumbs down but I gave you some thumbs up so you might believe me.
Well nice to see someone is paying attention and not just giving the post a thumbs down. 🙂
-VR
@gambrel saidThe thumbs down thing has been going on long before YOU came into the thread gambrel.
As I said before, I don't do thumbs down but I gave you some thumbs up so you might believe me.
They have increased a bit since I had the falling out with goad (Ghost). 🙂
I pretty much have a good idea of where they are coming from. Best of it is they don't read it or comment on it just thumb it down...LOL...Kind of childish in my opinion.
-VR