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Dictionary » G » Gesture GestureGesture 1. Any movement expressive of an idea, opinion, or emotion. 2. An act. Origin: L. Gestus, movement, gesture suicide gesture, an apparent attempt at suicide by someone wishing to attract attention, gain sympathy, or achieve some goal other than self-destruction. ![]()
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Results from our forumThe Fiber Disease... me on a few occasions. but the problem with tactics like these is it's all bluster with no constructive value. in other words frank, its an empty gesture. i know when it was done to me it taught me to distrust the both the man and the motive. just because you have the power to pull such a stunt ...
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The Fiber Disease... me on a few occasions. but the problem with tactics like these is it's all bluster with no constructive value. in other words frank, its an empty gesture. i know when it was done to me it taught me to distrust the both the man and the motive. just because you have the power to pull such a stunt ...
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Re: Some examples relating to my original idea... Take the case of stray dogs. I have not really done this experiment. I'm only predicting outcomes here. If you raise your hand to mimic the gesture of throwing a stone, notice what happens - the dogs takes caution. It runs. Now let me raise your curiosity further: suppose this dog for some ...
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Origins of life... Take the case of stray dogs. I have not really done this experiment. I'm only predicting outcomes here. If you raise your hand to mimic the gesture of throwing a stone, notice what happens - the dogs takes caution. It runs. Now let me raise your curiosity further: suppose this dog for some ...
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Some examples relating to my original idea... Take the case of stray dogs. I have not really done this experiment. I'm only predicting outcomes here. If you raise your hand to mimic the gesture of throwing a stone, notice what happens - the dogs takes caution. It runs. Now let me raise your curiosity further: suppose this dog for some ...
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