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The actual phrasing I've heard was much harsher and I was trying to keep it more neutral for a public forum. Feel free to substitute.
by Yoric 2y ago
The actual phrasing I've heard was much harsher and I was trying to keep it more neutral for a public forum. Feel free to substitute.
- shmoobadge 2y ago"Elbows up" isn't rude, so is suitable for fora, and for one country whose sovereignty has been directly threatened by the country where Microsoft is based, captures that attitude perfectly.