Or is it? I've gotten this response a couple times. The only things I know of that it represents are "victory" and "peace," but I don't feel either of those here. Is there some other meaning out there?
You got me curious, so I looked it up. A rude usage stemming from the middle ages and coming back into use by some people is the same thing as giving someone the finger. Apparently, you got flipped off. So much for civility. Oh, well, you got the shot and escaped unscathed, anyway.
You got me curious, so I looked it up. A rude usage stemming from the middle ages and coming back into use by some people is the same thing as giving someone the finger. Apparently, you got flipped off. So much for civility. Oh, well, you got the shot and escaped unscathed, anyway.
Or is it? I've gotten this response a couple times. The only things I know of that it represents are "victory" and "peace," but I don't feel either of those here. Is there some other meaning out there?
Voss,
If I'm not mistaken, he's visually indicating he's going to "Snip" some part of your anatomy if you take another picture. (Just My Guess)
Or is it? I've gotten this response a couple times. The only things I know of that it represents are "victory" and "peace," but I don't feel either of those here. Is there some other meaning out there?
English for F U, not a peace or victory sign in England. So once again you got caught!
Or is it? I've gotten this response a couple times. The only things I know of that it represents are "victory" and "peace," but I don't feel either of those here. Is there some other meaning out there?