Gestures

[truckstop]

Between X and I, and in general, flipping the bird is sometimes used as a term of endearment. Coworkers randomly flip each other off at work, and friends have lots of pics of pretty much just my middle finger. I hardly ever use it in malice or with anger, for instance I haven't ever flipped someone off in traffic for cutting me off or whatever.

I'm so accustomed to doing it, that there are times that I flip people off on accident. There was one day, driving along in the Fiat 500 that I decided to throw up the devil horns out the open top at someone who was pointing and laughing at the clown car. I flipped them off instead. I don't know what happened.

So driving home from Blackhawk yesterday I had a panic attack while going through the weekend in my head, not because I was dead last in my races, or because I had really awful starts, or because X had a crappy weekend and the genny died... no, I was wracking my brain trying to remember if when I pulled up to the grid for ULWSB and both Barney and Gary looked over giving me the thumbs up, if I gave them a thumbs up in return, or if my nerves caused me to give them the finger. 

[Super Dave]

I think you should lock your doors...



And contact an attorney.

[spyderchick]

I thought you were signaling that they are #1!

[r1owner]

LOL!  Good stuff! 

[Jeff]

I always liked to flip off the guy in front of me when they turned around to look to see who was behind them.  Every now and again they'd return the favor.

[EX_#76]

Between X and I, and in general, flipping the bird is sometimes used as a term of endearment. Coworkers randomly flip each other off at work, and friends have lots of pics of pretty much just my middle finger. I hardly ever use it in malice or with anger, for instance I haven't ever flipped someone off in traffic for cutting me off or whatever.

I'm so accustomed to doing it, that there are times that I flip people off on accident. There was one day, driving along in the Fiat 500 that I decided to throw up the devil horns out the open top at someone who was pointing and laughing at the clown car. I flipped them off instead. I don't know what happened.

So driving home from Blackhawk yesterday I had a panic attack while going through the weekend in my head, not because I was dead last in my races, or because I had really awful starts, or because X had a crappy weekend and the genny died... no, I was wracking my brain trying to remember if when I pulled up to the grid for ULWSB and both Barney and Gary looked over giving me the thumbs up, if I gave them a thumbs up in return, or if my nerves caused me to give them the finger. 

Both of them are so old, they could not tell what you did!!!

[spyderchick]

Both of them are so old, they could not tell what you did!!!

You're probably right, they were just happy that a chick noticed them!

[EX_#76]

You're probably right, they were just happy that a chick noticed them!

ROFLOL!!!!!

[truckstop]

Both of them are so old, they could not tell what you did!!!

You're probably right, they were just happy that a chick noticed them!

[barb_arah]

Next time, when you give someone the middle finger,  sing "Where is tall man, where is tall man?  Here I am. Here I am.  How are you today sir?  Very fine I thank you.  Run away.  Run away.

[spyderchick]

Next time, when you give someone the middle finger,  sing "Where is tall man, where is tall man?  Here I am. Here I am.  How are you today sir?  Very fine I thank you.  Run away.  Run away.

Damn, that right there is some funny shite. 

[Xian_13]

Between X and I, and in general, flipping the bird is sometimes used as a term of endearment.

You should see what we do when we are mad!
Just Kidding. :)

X had a crappy weekend and the genny died...

I have had much worst weekends...
And the genny gernaded, is more like it!


XIII