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Who first gave someone the middle finger?
The origin of giving someone "the finger" came from back when bow and arrows were used in wars, prisoners would get there middle fingers chopped of because back then soldiers only used their middle finger to pull back the bow. As a pride thing the other side would hold up their middle finger to taunt the enemy. It wasn't until later that the gesture evolved into what it is today.
How do you poke someone?
Option 1. Jab your finger into someone Option 2. Go onto Facebook and click 'poke back'
If you break your finger do you have to crack it into place?
No,what happens is that when you break one of your fingers the bone is out of place.What happens next is that you get a cast on.Then you bone will slowly go back into place.
What do you do when you make out with someone?
When youre making out with someone it just happens, I guess all you do is kiss them back.
What if they dont love you back?
Answer Unfortunately this happens sometimes. You have to move on. There is someone else out there for you who will love you back.
Why does abby wambach wear tape on her ring finger?
Probably to tell someone back home that she stil cares about them.
What happens if you drink someone's blood?
You will likely get sick & vomit it back out.
Why can you not point your middle finger?
It's considered rude and an offense in many cases. It's kind of like calling someone a bad word, only your not saying anything. It means "F*** You" and those words aren't nice. It's origin came from the Hundred Year's War. When the elite British longbowmen were captured by the French, they would cut off their middle finger, as that was the finger they used to draw back the bowstring with. When a Frenchman walked passed a captured longbowman, he would point his middle finger, the Frenchman bragging that he still had a middle finger. It's been considered an offense ever since.
If you award someone a trust point is it possible to take that trust point back?
No, You CannotOnce you give someone a trust point, you have permanently done so. As of now, it is not possible to take back trust points. However, this may change in the future.
What happens if you poke someone?
To poke someone is just something play to do to someone. In their profile page it will tell you you were poked by someone and you can poke them back.
Who is at fault when someone backs into you when you are in the middle of a three point turn?
The one in the back
What does lifting a finger mean?
I'm assuming you heard someone say "don't lift a finger" - the meaning should be fairly obvious if you think about it. If you don't move anything, even a finger, you're just sitting back relaxing while the others do the work for you.
