Never been here before but just curious...the two finger sign that is often given by the Broke Straight Boys models...does that have a paticular sugnificence or is it just a sign.... Only seen it here and was just wondering.![Confused1 :confused1: :confused1:](/images/smilies/modern/confused1.gif)
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However, in modern street talk - it means "solidarity, unity, together," even when it is accompanied by the spoken word "peace." "Peace and unity, my brother."
Is he talking about the peace sign??
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I love this question. For the most part it means solidarity. I'm with you.
Historically, if the palm is toward you it means 'fuck you' - coming from Battle of Agincourt when the British archers so defeated the French that when the French captured one they threatened to cut off the fingers needed to draw the bow. To taunt the French the Brits held up their bow fingers as if to say 'fuck you, I can still shoot.' If the palm is away from you it goes to Winston Churchill and meant 'V' for victory in World War II.
It can also be traced back earlier than that when it was the sign of the devil's horns or the sign that a man had been cuckolded.
Today, it's just a sort of universal brotherhood - togetherness, unity, solidarity. My students do it all the time and so do my kids.
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