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Shivering

TLDR: Shivering
The forum thread consists primarily of multiple users repeatedly posting the ":shivering" emoji, indicating a shared sentiment or reaction, possibly to cold weather or a related topic. The user "Catsmother" is the most active participant, consistently using the ":shivering" emoji throughout the thread. Other frequent contributors include "Nikki," "marti," "pat," and "Kivessin." Towards the end of the thread, "Catsmother" briefly changes the emoji to ":chattering," but then returns to ":shivering." There is no textual discussion or exchange of ideas beyond the use of these emojis.

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