She should say that she’s supportive of him being LGBT, and that now is a wonderful time to be open about it. If he is a peter puffer, no harm done. If it was juvenile nonsense, or beyond friendly, it will shut that down.

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Originally posted by Mustang-PaPa:
Does anyone know anything about the small square with an arrow pointing down feature beside the emoji that I mentioned in the OP that sends the emoji back to the sender and also saves it to your pictures.

What is it called specifically.

Download aka Save to Device

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Originally posted by mark123:

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Originally posted by Mustang-PaPa:
Does anyone know anything about the small square with an arrow pointing down feature beside the emoji that I mentioned in the OP that sends the emoji back to the sender and also saves it to your pictures.

What is it called specifically.

Download aka Save to Device

Updated iOS functionality

^^I'm kinda slow, could yall explain this in simpler terms please.

Have any MALE co-workers received this emoji directly from the new boss? Perhaps your wife can ask him to ask the boss what it means. This way, your wife can find out if there are any hidden meanings, without a confrontstion.

Overall, why are bosses and employees even texting each other? Everything should be handled in a professional manner, via email.

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Originally posted by Mustang-PaPa:
^^I'm kinda slow, could yall explain this in simpler terms please.

It copies the image or file from where it is to your phone.

So how does it get placed with the emoji when sent to get a emoji response from the recipient when clicked?

Any text accompanying the unicorn? Any messages immediately before or after the unicorn? Does he possibly mean it as the team being onto a unique idea or unique opportunity?

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Originally posted by Mustang-PaPa:

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Originally posted by WaterburyBob:
Is the company large enough to have q 'Chief Diversity Officer' ?
The boss may just be showing he is all-in with office politics.

Well you see she is in HR for a very large home health care company that's owned by one of the largest health related company's in the US. She covers a large tri-state are and he's over several others that cover tri-state positions which makes all this really uncool.

He is a new hire. They pretty much work remotely due to covid but if not for current covid conditions they would work out of the same office complex.

Anything she does is going to be a no win situation.

So if they are both in HR, he should realize that this is completely inappropriate and that any correspondence should be crystal clear without any kind of innuendo or vagueness that could be misinterpreted. Especially in a large corporation, this makes zero sense.

Super simple explanation… New guy trying to fit in, celebrates gay pride week inappropriately in a corporate communication.

Go woke, go broke.

I'm betting it was a attempt about pride month , unicorn has rainbow horn of the alphabet people, big giveaway, I doubt it means he wants to get with your wife.

I would reply that the kissy heart is inappropriate business communication from a supervisor and could constitute an improper romantic advance within the chain of command. The unicorn part is secondary.

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Originally posted by irreverent:

So if they are both in HR, he should realize that this is completely inappropriate and that any correspondence should be crystal clear without any kind of innuendo or vagueness that could be misinterpreted. Especially in a large corporation, this makes zero sense.

One would think he should know....But...

I know how she is taking it and her co-worker is also seeing it as very weird and very un-acceptable.

The company is pandering to the alphabet groups with a page on the home site.

Hard pass on this great Karma.

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Nope nope!
If I get a work e-mail with an strange attachment that seemingly contains code and can execute actions like saving or resending itself I'm asking IT to get involved and advise them it came from a new employee to make sure it doesn't contain a virus or spyware or etc.

My poop emoji has been replaced by a photo of Amber Heard.

I’m glad my work environment is not like this.

We are juvenile, tell dirty jokes, locker room stupidity, memes galore, etc.

Probably the last position I’ll have like this, but it is wonderful to not be scared of offending everyone while it lasts.

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Originally posted by Mustang-PaPa:

My wife has a new male boss who has texted her this rainbow unicorn emoji with a heart.

That is beyond weird. If it doesn't cross"the line," it sure is close.

I'd say she needs to go on the offensive just like the Libtarded sunsabitches do to "us". I recommend she go directly to her supervisor on Monday and express her concern and offense at the texted material. If HE is her boss, then I believe it appropriate for her to go to HIS boss and voice her displeasure. Fight fire with fu**ing fire!!! I'm SICK of this bullshit that "we" can't voice our concern when "WE" are offended.

What I want to say to these fukktards is, "Yeah...I'm offended at YOUR gay and pride bullshit and how you throw it in my face CONSTANTLY. Just get the f*** away from me, leave me the f*** alone, and let me live my life. You do the same, asshat!!"
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Originally posted by irreverent:
I think she should ask what it’s about. Not in a formal wtf, but a hey, I got this emoji, and I’m afraid I don’t get it’s relevance or pertinence-

I would definitely advise against bringing this up. There's no upside to be gained and lots of possible downsides.

"What! You don't know what this means??? Since you don't know what this means, then you must be an outsider and I must destroy you."