Facebook Ragefaces of the Day: One entrepreneurial Redditor recently came across the revelation that ragefaces can be employed in Facebook chat in lieu of boring old emoticons.
Redditor Soulholder explains:
These work by referencing the account’s ID. They’re actually Pages who’s display pictures are set to ragefaces.
See here: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Poker-Face/129627277060203 = [[129627277060203]]
You can find yours by clicking on your profile, and then looking at the URL. The string or series of numbers after facebook.com/ will be yours. You can also get your friend’s ID’s by viewing their profile.
Alternatively, you can just use Zuckerberg’s face using [[4]].
For the lazy (and you know who you are!), below is an exhaustive list of ragefaces and their corresponding “magic number,” courtesy of Redditor RottingRyno:
- Troll face: [[171108522930776]]
- ARE YOU F*CKING KIDDING ME: [[143220739082110]]
- Not bad Obama:[[169919399735055]]
- Me Gusta: [[211782832186415]]
- Mother of God: [[142670085793927]]
- Cereal Guy: [[170815706323196]]
- LOL Face: [[168456309878025]]
- NO Guy: [[167359756658519]]
- Yao Ming: [[218595638164996]]
- Derp: [[224812970902314]]
- Derpina: [[192644604154319]]
- Forever Alone: [[177903015598419]]
- Not Bad : [[NotBaad]]
- F*ck yeah : [[105387672833401]]
- Challange accepted: [[100002727365206]]
- Okay face: [[100002752520227]]
- Dumb bitch: [[218595638164996]]
- Poker face [[129627277060203]]
- Okay face [[224812970902314]]
- Socially awkward penguin [[98438140742]]
- Rage face [[FUUUOFFICIAL]]
- Lamp [[100001256102462]]
- No [[167359756658519]]
- MOG [[142670085793927]]
- Feel like a sir [[168040846586189]] [[125038607580286]]
- Forever alone christmas. [[100002727365206]]
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Why do the British say the opposite of what they mean and call it being polite?
realphilosophytube answered:
A conversation between two people has a shared meaning that you construct together, right? Like if we have a conversation, we have to come to some agreement about what the takeaway from it was. “We passed the time,” “We discussed politics,” “We flirted,” or whatever.
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Then you should support the decolonization of Hawai'i and give it back to the indigenous peoples there because they are why it's so beautiful and the waters are perfectly clear.
And while we're at it support #Land Back because if we give authority to care for the indigenous people here on the main land, we can probably have a place that's that beautiful as well (assuming it's not too far gone yet).
-fae
Native Hawaiians are only a minority because colonizers came in, brought diseases, murdered them, then forced them to convert to Christianity.
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