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Melody 2 year s ago
#2 Factually incorrect.
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Marilyn 2 year s ago
Melody, fully agree - what is described a head shake is more of a head swivel left then right - as in the image shown. This does not mean "no" and it does not necesarrily mean "yes", it means "all is ok, continue".... it's more of an acceptance signal to whatever they're hearing
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Bart 2 year s ago
#7 WTF! Not even close to be true. 
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Matilda 2 year s ago
#3 and #5 false, complete bulls...t 
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Lil 2 year s ago
As usual on this site, most of the facts are utter BS.
"People in the Philippines often use their lips to point at things."
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Melody 2 year s ago
#2 Factually incorrect.
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Marilyn 2 year s ago
Melody, fully agree - what is described a head shake is more of a head swivel left then right - as in the image shown. This does not mean "no" and it does not necesarrily mean "yes", it means "all is ok, continue".... it's more of an acceptance signal to whatever they're hearing
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Bart 2 year s ago
#7 WTF! Not even close to be true.
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Matilda 2 year s ago
#3 and #5 false, complete bulls...t
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Lil 2 year s ago
As usual on this site, most of the facts are utter BS.