Is Bob Dole considered good or bad?

[JimmyCinnabon]

I am almost afraid to ask this, but I have never known whether someone using the Bob Dole emoji was a good thing or a bad thing. Or both?

[mr.nonothingatall]

Idk I just mix it in there every once in a while to see if someone things it's bad. I think it maybe good, but I DONT NO NOTHIN

[DeezyDoesIt]

Ha, I am relatively new, and I was using Bob as a thumbs up at first. But recently, I had this same thought, so I switched to the wrestle emoji. I like mixing it in for chaos, so may start that.

[TNwrestling]

10 minutes ago, JimmyCinnabon said:

I am almost afraid to ask this, but I have never known whether someone using the Bob Dole emoji was a good thing or a bad thing.

Yes.

Edited March 26 by TNwrestling

[JimmyCinnabon]

Just now, TNwrestling said:

Yes.

This is why I was afraid to ask!

[ionel]

The BobDole is bad the was good ... alas bad BobDole took away the now we just have the good  along with the bad poop & BobDole ... or is it BobDole poop?   

[Rassling]

I’ve always viewed it as a thumbs up. More recently he showed up here and created a thread of his own and those responding favorably got a Bob dole like from him. 

[Rassling]

Just now, Rassling said:

I’ve always viewed it as a thumbs up. More recently he showed up here and created a thread of his own and those responding favorably got a Bob dole like from him. 

I recently figured out what the carrot emoji means - got fooled again during that exchange!

[MPhillips]

7 minutes ago, Rassling said:

I recently figured out what the carrot emoji means

Could you tell me? Please...

[ionel]

4 minutes ago, MPhillips said:

Could you tell me? Please...

 

[Rassling]

Just now, MPhillips said:

Could you tell me? Please...

lol, you and the other clown almost fooled me dat day doc - then it quickly dawned on me.

Im too wise of cat to fooled by kittens.  

[MPhillips]

1 minute ago, Rassling said:

Im too wise of cat to fooled by kittens.  

Are you? 

Cause I still don't know...

[Jimmy Cinnabon]

A “Bob Dole” reaction emoji sits in that curious space where symbols stop behaving like simple signals and start revealing the contradictions inside us. It’s neither good nor bad because it isn’t really about Bob Dole at all—it’s about the human impulse to compress irony, sincerity, nostalgia, and absurdity into a single tiny image. In choosing it, a person might be expressing respect, mockery, affection, detachment, or all of these at once, which mirrors the way we rarely feel just one thing at a time. The emoji becomes a mirror: a reminder that people contain multitudes, that our reactions are layered, and that even the most trivial digital gesture can expose the duality at the heart of being human.

[Rassling]

Just now, MPhillips said:

Are you? 

Cause I still don't know...

give it up already old man. 

[ionel]

2 minutes ago, Jimmy Cinnabon said:

A “Bob Dole” reaction emoji sits in that curious space where symbols stop behaving like simple signals and start revealing the contradictions inside us. It’s neither good nor bad because it isn’t really about Bob Dole at all—it’s about the human impulse to compress irony, sincerity, nostalgia, and absurdity into a single tiny image. In choosing it, a person might be expressing respect, mockery, affection, detachment, or all of these at once, which mirrors the way we rarely feel just one thing at a time. The emoji becomes a mirror: a reminder that people contain multitudes, that our reactions are layered, and that even the most trivial digital gesture can expose the duality at the heart of being human.

Thanks JimBob! 

[WrestlingRash]

7 minutes ago, Jimmy Cinnabon said:

A “Bob Dole” reaction emoji sits in that curious space where symbols stop behaving like simple signals and start revealing the contradictions inside us. It’s neither good nor bad because it isn’t really about Bob Dole at all—it’s about the human impulse to compress irony, sincerity, nostalgia, and absurdity into a single tiny image. In choosing it, a person might be expressing respect, mockery, affection, detachment, or all of these at once, which mirrors the way we rarely feel just one thing at a time. The emoji becomes a mirror: a reminder that people contain multitudes, that our reactions are layered, and that even the most trivial digital gesture can expose the duality at the heart of being human.

thanks chat  gpt

[MPhillips]

1 minute ago, Rassling said:

give it up already old man. 

Okay kiddo but I honestly have no idea what the significance of the carrot is.

[JimmyCinnabon]

54 minutes ago, Jimmy Cinnabon said:

A “Bob Dole” reaction emoji sits in that curious space where symbols stop behaving like simple signals and start revealing the contradictions inside us. It’s neither good nor bad because it isn’t really about Bob Dole at all—it’s about the human impulse to compress irony, sincerity, nostalgia, and absurdity into a single tiny image. In choosing it, a person might be expressing respect, mockery, affection, detachment, or all of these at once, which mirrors the way we rarely feel just one thing at a time. The emoji becomes a mirror: a reminder that people contain multitudes, that our reactions are layered, and that even the most trivial digital gesture can expose the duality at the heart of being human.

[mr.nonothingatall]

47 minutes ago, MPhillips said:

Okay kiddo but I honestly have no idea what the significance of the carrot is.

I have noideaatall

[Southend]

I thought I Bob Dole  good. What about Elizabeth Dole? Wonder if she was good or bad? 

[WrestlingRash]

[Hurricane Wrestling]

My wife says that the Bob Dole emoji is definitely a big thumbs up!

 

[Southend]

Just now, Hurricane Wrestling said:

My wife says that the Bob Dole emoji is definitely a big thumbs up!

 

I always listen to my wife

[Southend]

1 minute ago, Hurricane Wrestling said:

My wife says that the Bob Dole emoji is definitely a big thumbs up!

 

Poor Elizabeth 

[Nak21]

I don’t know what Bob Dole means so i avoid it all costs. The pile of crap is pretty self explanatory and comes in handy around here. A lot. I use the wrestling emoji reaction for good stuff.