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I dont understand how that GIF represents "no comment". To me it looks more like an "I don't know" or "I've no idea" statement. Also, I don't see why this is n

by arjn 12y ago

I dont understand how that GIF represents "no comment". To me it looks more like an "I don't know" or "I've no idea" statement. Also, I don't see why this is news. GIFs have been used like this for several years now. Reddit is replete with such usage.

Vaskivo 12y ago
It's just that the official answer from a giant multinational to a journalist is a funny gif. The typical answer is a LOT more formal. It's like the President inviting me to dinner and I answer him with a "thumb's up" gif.
- ikeboy 12y ago
  No, it's like you inviting the President to dinner and he sends you a gif. Or do you consider yourself more important than the president?
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