Smile. It doesn’t cost anything, is legal and. isn’t taxable Now that’s a subversive idea don’t you think?
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hahaha. good point!
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Now you’ve done it. The Smile Tax is sure to follow 😏
That’s ok. This post made me smile.
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Mea culpa! Mea culpa! (do I get a kick back?)
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Haha, spoken like a politician. No offense intended 😏
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And Copyright, some fat cat will copyright it so we have to walk around with masks on…hey, wait a minute? 😂 🤣
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And it’s fun, especially if the smile is returned!
🐾Ginger 🐾
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Always best when returned!
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Smiles are no longer free when they are covered by a mask!
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But the twinkle in the eye is a great stand in!
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You left off that it is contagious in a good way. Some days even subversives forget that.
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That is something we would all like to catch.
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😃😃😃
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(:D)
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Great quip! Smile tax…hoo boy…someone will get this going…
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Shhhh. It Wasn’t Me!
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🤫🤫🤫
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And yes, a smile is visible in the eyes and brow even with a mask.
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The best ones are!
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It just struck me that perhaps one reason some people are so against masks is that it forces them to look into the eyes of whomever they are speaking to. No more aversion or downcast gazes if one wants to be heard properly. A lot of people don’t like making eye contact, especially ones telling lies….😏
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Excellent observation! I hadn’t thought of that.
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We love subversive ideas around here! Heh, heh, heh.
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Best kind!
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And a smile is the cheapest and lightest armor.
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And perhaps the best. It has disarming qualities.
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