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Cybernetic

2011-11-11 10:34:43 AM

Didn't George H. W. Bush accidentally flip off the entire country of Australia this way?

StopLurkListen

2011-11-11 10:34:56 AM

In Britisher, that's not 'peace', it's a transliteration of the Americanized middle finger, likish flipping the bird, mum.

cgraves67

2011-11-11 10:34:58 AM

I have an ultrasound image of my son doing the Spock "live long and prosper" thing.

Patriot96B

2011-11-11 10:35:15 AM

Dammit I can't see pictures. Can anyone post the ones from this article and the "duck" article linked in the last sentence?

BurnShrike

2011-11-11 10:35:20 AM

The two fingers up is a symbol for victory, not peace. But I wouldn't expect an unborn child to know that.

This Looks Fun

2011-11-11 10:35:30 AM

Headline reminds me of this SFW XM radio commercial (new window)

Grapple

2011-11-11 10:35:51 AM

Definitely not a "peace" sign in the UK...

BurnShrike

2011-11-11 10:38:57 AM

Grapple: Definitely not a "peace" sign in the UK...

Oh yeah, I didn't notice he's doing it backwards. It's amusing that this was report in the Scottish Sun. Doesn't that gesture still mean "up yours" in Scotland?

footshot

2011-11-11 10:42:35 AM

BurnShrike: Grapple: Definitely not a "peace" sign in the UK...

Oh yeah, I didn't notice he's doing it backwards. It's amusing that this was report in the Scottish Sun. Doesn't that gesture still mean "up yours" in Scotland?

Yup, and the rest of the UK....flipped once whilst driving in the states, and the guy shouted "peace man" back, this pleased me :)

sleep lack

2011-11-11 10:43:43 AM

/Approves.

Now I Is!

2011-11-11 10:46:25 AM

BurnShrike: The two fingers up is a symbol for victory, not peace. But I wouldn't expect an unborn child to know that.

Two fingers with the palm out is the peace and/or victory sign. Two fingers with the palm inward means fark off.

StopLurkListen

2011-11-11 10:57:53 AM

footshot: BurnShrike: Grapple: Definitely not a "peace" sign in the UK...

Oh yeah, I didn't notice he's doing it backwards. It's amusing that this was report in the Scottish Sun. Doesn't that gesture still mean "up yours" in Scotland?

Yup, and the rest of the UK....flipped once whilst driving in the states, and the guy shouted "peace man" back, this pleased me :)

I do this all the time. Not the flipping the bird/reversed V -- just reacting with friendliness to hostility/negligence. You'd be surprised how it short-circuits a lot of people's anger.

I'm not buddhist, but I agree with the bit about if they offer you anger and you don't accept, who keeps the anger?

habitual_masticator

2011-11-11 10:58:12 AM

Now I Is!: BurnShrike: The two fingers up is a symbol for victory, not peace. But I wouldn't expect an unborn child to know that.

Two fingers with the palm out is the peace and/or victory sign. Two fingers with the palm inward means fark off.

Yeah, well, you call vaginas 'fannies' too.

Genju

2011-11-11 11:02:58 AM

Peace! fark you!

happydude45

2011-11-11 11:07:12 AM

Except for that old WWII "V for Victory" thing. Perfect for Veteran's Day.

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macadamnut

2011-11-11 11:07:52 AM

grokca

2011-11-11 11:11:31 AM

He's Scottish, that stands for 2 fingers of whisky.

footshot

2011-11-11 11:29:52 AM

StopLurkListen: footshot: BurnShrike: Grapple: Definitely not a "peace" sign in the UK...

Oh yeah, I didn't notice he's doing it backwards. It's amusing that this was report in the Scottish Sun. Doesn't that gesture still mean "up yours" in Scotland?

Yup, and the rest of the UK....flipped once whilst driving in the states, and the guy shouted "peace man" back, this pleased me :)

I do this all the time. Not the flipping the bird/reversed V -- just reacting with friendliness to hostility/negligence. You'd be surprised how it short-circuits a lot of people's anger.

I'm not buddhist, but I agree with the bit about if they offer you anger and you don't accept, who keeps the anger?

Good for you man. FWIW they were dispatched as friendly V's, a little bit like Robert Englund.

espian2

2011-11-11 11:31:32 AM

Dad was nine when the oldest was born. Some prowess!

leonel

2011-11-11 12:06:41 PM

StopLurkListen: In Britisher, that's not 'peace', it's a transliteration of the Americanized middle finger, likish flipping the bird, mum.

I like to accompany it with a tongue waggle in between the fingers to add to the insult

blackmtnmantheonly

2011-11-11 12:40:07 PM

She's kinda cute......I'd give her more than a couple of fingers.

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RoxtarRyan

2011-11-11 12:41:03 PM

The mother looks traditionally British.

skrame

2011-11-11 12:45:52 PM

Sup. Peace

I thought maybe Obama repeated on the Nobel Prize.

n301dp

2011-11-11 01:30:08 PM

acomenzo

2011-11-11 01:50:48 PM

We've got two winners. My oldest son's ultrasound has his hand on his chin, like "The Thinker" (he still sleeps like that). We knew we were in trouble with the younger one - big middle-finger right into the ultrasound "camera" :D

/ My first CSB - yayyy! (retard clap)

phalaeo

2011-11-11 02:16:12 PM

espian2: Dad was nine when the oldest was born. Some prowess!

It said that he was the boy's father, not the father of all of them. Notice how she's about 10 years older than him?

Still, it's pretty creepy being only 9 years older than your stepson...

Indubitably

2011-11-11 03:26:04 PM

Worded-symbol.

opiumpoopy

2011-11-11 04:33:59 PM

RoxtarRyan: The mother looks traditionally British.

SHE looks British? Did you not look at the parents of the duck?

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