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From: Rob Hartill <robh@imdb.com>
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Subject: [META] *shrug* *shrug* shrug*... *groan*
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What's with all this *shrug*ing ? My dictionary gives several
interpretations of a shrug (as body language) and it's often ambiguous
in the mail I'm seeing.

*pffft*  to *shrug*ers.

rob.