Maybe it’s new notation for “LEFT-left-shift” (left-shift, twice), or “left rotate (through …

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Comment on Femen Protest Naked Putin Election Theft by Anonymous:

Maybe it’s new notation for “LEFT-left-shift” (left-shift, twice), or “left rotate (through the carry bit and back around through the lowest-significant bit).”

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• Femen Protest Naked Putin Election Theft:
  

  Those tits are frozen solid!

• Femen Protest Naked Putin Election Theft:
  

  Can I hire these women to protest in my living room?

• Femen Protest Naked Putin Election Theft:
  

  lol, ukrfags :3

• Femen Protest Naked Putin Election Theft:
  

  tits rule the world! сиськи правят миром!

• Femen Protest Naked Putin Election Theft:
  

  Dude in foreground of #7 looks like The Doctor. Putin’s either in deep trouble, or a Dalek conspirator. (Well, if he *is* a Dalek conspirator, he’s in even deeper trouble… they tend to have short lifespans.)

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