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I dont understand it.
Yes I know what it means.
But why does everybody use it to say "Good one!" or "Fucking ace!" when really it is a symbol for stick this in yah cunt and a big thumb up your arse while your at it.

NFI
Though I think you misunderstand the thumb

does it matter? oh and

Sorry mate its just a fun icon to use

as a recent offender of the above... all I can say is good point!

Two in the pink one in the stink, I'm sure Hoffy wil post the KSRC explanitory alchohol driven explanation

I think Dave of the red variety is the man to explain

the kuda is the ksrc translation of the world known shocker. Hence the name change. With the translation came a meaning change.
From what i can see, it means 'fuck yeah!' 'awesome' or any other positive phrase or hand gesture. This didnt really take up until some genius decided to make a very happy smiley out of the kuda. Then it went viral.
Until another genius made some stickers out of it and now its an epidemic

I had a feeling it was r-d that was the start of this one.
I still am wondering how it came about, aside from a shitload of alcohol.

Originally known as "The Shocker " in the USofA.

Bandwagon

I don't think Mr Wobbly was questioning the meaning - he says he knows what it means.
He's questioning its prevalent non-sexual use.

Try explaining it to a 17 yr old Japanese exchange student.............impossible

seiko1 wrote:Try explaining it to a 17 yr old Japanese exchange student.............impossible

Ichi Ni.....

Is it any different to rock/music fans making the devil sign? They are not 'in general' devil worshipers about to go sacrifice goats, but merely strengthening their group belonging with a icon. This is no different, and I'm sure many members are not about to give their partners a shocker any time soon.

As Clive Dunn in Dad's Army would say, "They don't like it up em Mr Mannering"