What does this mean to you?

Sarcasm.:roll:

:roll: Rolling eyes?

I have seen it used on the Board, but what does it really mean?

but it used to get me in trouble with my mother! "Don't you roll your eyes at me!"

but it used to get me in trouble with my mother! "Don't you roll your eyes at me!"

Exactly! When my son rolls his eyes at me he is usually saying nonverbally that "I'm stupid", or that "I just don't get it". And this means it makes me mad when he :roll: rolls his eyes at me.

Mango, you didn't have my answer in your poll.

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Exactly! When my son rolls his eyes at me he is usually saying nonverbally that "I'm stupid", or that "I just don't get it". And this means it makes me mad when he :roll: rolls his eyes at me.

Mango, you didn't have my answer in your poll.

I couldn't put my answer either. ;-)

I've always seen it used in sarcasm. Like: "Good grief" (rolling eyes skyward).
Or: "How big of an idiot can you possibly be???"

When I use it, it absolutely, positively, always means "admiration." It means I am smiling and praising another poster. I worship all my fellow SoWal posters. :roll: See? I'm looking towards the heavens.

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When I use it, it absolutely, positively, always means "admiration." It means I am smiling and praising another poster. I worship all my fellow SoWal posters. :roll: See? I'm looking towards the heavens.

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When I use it, it absolutely, positively, always means "admiration." It means I am smiling and praising another poster. I worship all my fellow SoWal posters. :roll: See? I'm looking towards the heavens.

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Geez kitty, you beat me to it!!!!

Geez kitty, you beat me to it!!!!

JINX!!!! :roll:

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I have seen it used on the Board, but what does it really mean?

BTW: It only brings back fond memories of Pinochio and dear old Guiseppe to me. Does it have other connotations for other people?

I wasn't allowed to roll my eyes as a kid, mom would always roll them back the other way -- with the back of her hand.

I've always seen it used in sarcasm. Like: "Good grief" (rolling eyes skyward).
Or: "How big of an idiot can you possibly be???"

Ditto

I wasn't allowed to roll my eyes as a kid, mom would always roll them back the other way -- with the back of her hand.

:funn: ...I used to stick my fingers in my ears and sing a song to drown mine out! Not a good idea.

I've always seen it used in sarcasm. Like: "Good grief" (rolling eyes skyward).
Or: "How big of an idiot can you possibly be???"

I personally don't use it because I just say it like it is.

But I have seen it used a lot, and I thought Southern people were much more gracious to one one another, and if you didn't have something nice to say, you didn't say anything at all.

I can see it's use if someone posts something that is frankly grossly misconducting themselves, or if you really know the person well enough for them to know that you are using it in jest.

I personally don't use it because I just say it like it is.

But I have seen it used a lot, and I thought Southern people were much more gracious to one one another, and if you didn't have something nice to say, you didn't say anything at all.

I can see it's use if someone posts something that is frankly grossly misconducting themselves, or if you really know the person well enough for them to know that you are using it in jest.

Not everyone on here is southern Mango:roll: biggrin: )

... or if you really know the person well enough for them to know that you are using it in jest.

That's why it's smiling, silly. It's all in good funn.

:funn: ...I used to stick my fingers in my ears and sing a song to drown mine out! Not a good idea.

Yes, but it was a lesson that stuck with us into adulthood, one I know I won't forget!

I personally don't use it because I just say it like it is.

But I have seen it used a lot, and I thought Southern people were much more gracious to one one another, and if you didn't have something nice to say, you didn't say anything at all.

I can see it's use if someone posts something that is frankly grossly misconducting themselves, or if you really know the person well enough for them to know that you are using it in jest.

You got a problem with me???

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J/K ! ! ! ! ! :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

I personally don't use it because I just say it like it is.

But I have seen it used a lot, and I thought Southern people were much more gracious to one one another, and if you didn't have something nice to say, you didn't say anything at all.

I can see it's use if someone posts something that is frankly grossly misconducting themselves, or if you really know the person well enough for them to know that you are using it in jest.

You got a problem with me???

No, I would never tell you that use it the most. :lie:

No, I would never tell you that use it the most. :lie:

...do you know what it means to me???