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A high five can be considered rude in certain contexts, such as during a serious conversation or when someone is upset, as it may come off as dismissive or overly casual. Additionally, if the gesture is initiated without the other person's consent or enthusiasm, it can feel intrusive or disrespectful. Cultural differences also play a role; in some cultures, physical contact is less common and might be seen as inappropriate. Overall, the interpretation of a high five can vary greatly depending on the situation and the individuals involved.
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Is it bad to give an Indian a high five?
nope thats rude and quite racist if anyone says yes
What are five characteristics of Neil Armstrong?
dumb,Rude,Ugly,Sad,and old
How do you spell high five?
You spell high five, high five.
Why do they call a high five a high five?
Because you raise your hand(high) and you have five fingers(five)
Who sings turn around with 2 rude?
In Essence - Toronto's own five member group...
Why are freshman in high school are sooooo rude?
because they are juvenile idiots.
Does justin bieber like to get high?
that's just rude. and no he doesn't
How many varities of high fives has barney asked for on the tv show 'how i met your mother'?
There is most likely a high five each episode. Each one different. Some classic examples have been in Relapse five, Phone five, Cell five, Tiny five, Freeze-Frame high-five, Hypothetical high-five, Wordplay five, Arthritisfive, Self five, Foot five, Claw five, Solemn low-five, Door five, Motility-five, High-six and High two.
What do presidents get when their term is over?
A high five A high five
Why is a high five called a high five?
because it high in the air and you have 5 fingers.
When was the high five made?
The high five was made in 1875 from france
Does high-five need a hyphen?
The term "high five" does not require a hyphen when used as a noun or verb, as in "give a high five" or "they high-fived." However, it can sometimes appear hyphenated ("high-five") when used as a compound adjective, for example, "a high-five gesture." In general usage, the unhyphenated form is more common.
