What does the yellow circle with the red dot in the middle mean?

[PronounsBaby]

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I've seen in in a couple threads and not sure what's meant by it.

Oops
Can you still.do the emojis using brackets?

What is this one? It looks like a blood bag

Glass of red wine!

Since when did a wine glass have a square base?

I thought everyone knew that! It means NO COMMENT. Or "I couldn't possibly comment", or sometimes "I am speechless" in the sense of "you cannot be serious".

Mumsnet used to get serious politicians to do a webinar during elections; a standard question to lighten things up was "what's your favourite biscuit". Just before variants of "talk me through this policy you've just announced that is unaffordable/diametrically opposed to what you promised last week/designed to hit single parents hardest". Great fun. Would have loved to hear the Liz Truss webinar.

this is one is for the archers
Is the sign for the Bull pub

Surely a Jam Sandwich Cream and not a Jammy Dodger ..the centre would be a heart if it was a Dodger.

You must be seeing something different to me - my base is round! :D

stands for "no comment" and dates back to a webchat with Gordon Brown where he said he didn't know what his favourite biscuit was. So the came to mean that a post was so stupid or pointless that you couldn't be bothered to comment on it.

I had guessed about the biscuit one but I'm not sure what or when is used

I think it means someone has taken the biscuit doesn't it? I'm sure it pre-dates Gordon Brown.

How strange, this is definitely square on both my Chromebook and phone

I thought it was a tit. Arse will do though.

I think someone's already said that the Gordon Brown thing is a myth, but then if its more fun than the true derivation go with it.

Weird @CherieBabySpliffUp

It's not a myth. I remember the session well. I think it was whether Gordon was ignoring the biscuit questions or whether he wasn't given them was in question.

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Oops got decapitated

MNHQ were feeding Gordon Brown questions to answer, and they didn't ask him the biscuit question.

From an earlier posting the thread. Only on mumsnet do you get scorned and entervinto history for failing to answer a question you weren't asked.

I'm fairly sure he returned with the answer- which became the .

But definitely used as a scornful 'Yeah, right.'
It's the emoji version of 'Did he, aye?'

Indicates a combination of disbelief and complete lack of interest.

DH says we should be louder during sex when the kids are home, so they know we are happy!
IHBU?

Looks like a jammy dodger to me!

Pom Bear, I think?

www.mumsnet.com/talk/mumsnet_classics/1056940-to-think-this-couple-are-bonkers?page=11&reply=22209648