soserious
4th June 2005, 11:15 PM
well, rather a bunch of un-related things.
(to the best of my knowledge).
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the "fu## off" sign of 2 fingers up originated from the british centuries ago when young boys would grow up being taught how to be a good archer- by the time they were men they were very accurate and deadly with heir bows and arrows.
as part of an army in battle they were capable of taking out lots of the enemy- when captured they had their archer fingers cut off. as a sign of defiance and stuff they would raise both fingers as to say "i still have my fingers and can still shoot arrows at you!" i think it was against the french first.
feel free to add your own signs, words and phrases or anything you think fits, or even what you personally think of this and others.
ss
(to the best of my knowledge).
SIGN
the "fu## off" sign of 2 fingers up originated from the british centuries ago when young boys would grow up being taught how to be a good archer- by the time they were men they were very accurate and deadly with heir bows and arrows.
as part of an army in battle they were capable of taking out lots of the enemy- when captured they had their archer fingers cut off. as a sign of defiance and stuff they would raise both fingers as to say "i still have my fingers and can still shoot arrows at you!" i think it was against the french first.
feel free to add your own signs, words and phrases or anything you think fits, or even what you personally think of this and others.
ss