TWP streaming event - with kenobit (official italian translator)

She´s not even kidding, I imagined this sign to translate to this:

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According to the italian hand gestures manual, that is simply a “two”. :smiley:

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I dare you to enter a random East End pub and order two pints there with that gesture.

:ambulance:

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Eheh, I know what does that gesture mean in other countries :smiley:
When I was in Germany, I carefully hold my hands, and used my mouth to speak.

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In a German bar: “Two beers, please”.

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In germany it means nothing (well maybe a two, as well).

The middle finger should be near universal

Why do :uk: people call that flipping the bird, anyway? That sounds so cute for a description of such a gesture.

Hm… Could it be that you get more and more addicted to emojis?

Didn´t you see my new years eve post where I posted a bunch of them that just never get the occasion to be used and @yrface used them as a basis to a tell a funny story?

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Guga, please. Be a gentleman. Do you really think that @PiecesOfKate would publish such a picture of herself in such an inappropriate position? And with a pulley in the middle, no less! Awwww… Shame on you! She is a lady!

:slightly_smiling_face:
BTW, my avatar IS an actual picture of me.

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Cannot…unsee…this…

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That’s not a hot air balloon, it’s a rasta hat!

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I always think that too!

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So apparently flipping the bird originated from the theatre in the 19th century, and it used to just mean hissing at people. Then it eventually took on a cruder meaning, thanks to a Looney Tunes cartoon, among other things.

But my own guess would be a strong hatred for birds. Probably pigeons.

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Same here!

My youth was in bright 8-bit colors! No fading to this day. But it IS 30 years ago.

For some reason I picture you like Katie Pierson of the B52’s. Don’t care if that’s remotely close or not…

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Shiny Happy People holding hands…:musical_note:

Errr… did I miss something?

Yeah yeah.
But no hand holding, thank you very much
They’re fins, btw.

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You can reach Gary through his website, garyart.net

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Yeah…and that typo is very very very embarrasing in that context! :flushed:

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I’m with @tasse-tee and @PiecesOfKate: For me it always looked like a rasta hat!

:open_mouth: Which one? Which one?

Which dandruff shampoo do you use?

Great, thanks!