And so it has gone with every pedometer since then, leading me to conclude that either I am doing something wrong with the pedometers, or I walk weird. My fourth was more expensive, but just as inaccurate as the cheapo, with a tendency to reset itself at unpredictable intervals. Not exactly convenient for someone who rarely goes 10 minutes without plunging her hands into hot water. (Never as high as 7 or 8, though.) It didn't matter where on my waistband or pocket I put it - the only way I could get an accurate count out of it was to hold it in the palm of my hand. I could take 10 steps and wind up with the pedometer counting only 1 step. Since I was already there, I bought the replacement cheapo, but it was horrible. I went back to the store to buy another one, but they weren't selling that kind anymore. One day I went to look at my numbers and the pedometer wasn't there. There are now official emojis of the shrug emoticon in all the popular OS versions. The version you can copy and paste with the button above is the version made out of Unicode characters. Unfortunately, a pocket is not the most secure location. What you’re looking at there is what’s known as the shrug emoticon, sometimes referred to as the shruggie, shrug emoji, or Shruggie Otis for some. That way it managed to count about 7 or 8 out of every 10 steps. It was also the best one I've ever had, as long as I wore it on my pocket instead of my waist band. Then we moved, and it disappeared, so a while later I picked up another one, cheap.

dunno i dont know i dont know idk awkward. Share a GIF and browse these related GIF searches. Looking for i dunno stickers The best GIFs for i dunno. Search millions of user-generated GIFs Search millions of GIFs Search GIFs. I kept using it longer than I would have, just because it came from my mother (Hi, Mom!) and her thoughtfulness really touched me. Browse and share the top I Dunno GIFs from 2021 on Gfycat. It had a very small clip and had a tendency to flip off my waistband every time I bent over, and since (as a mother) I bend over many, many times during the day.

It was nice, but I had the darndest time keeping it on. My first pedometer was a very nice one, a gift from my mother when I was complaining to her about my post baby weight. 'I’ve had cheap pedometers and expensive pedometers, and I just must walk weird, because I’ve never yet had one that was remotely accurate.' (Quoting myself, from a comment over on Segullah.

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