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Use two finger salute, in the us it's one
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In the uk we use a two finger salute, in the US it's one.
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Was driving my 996 thru a village of about 500 people this morning in Northern Ontario when, at a stop sign ( the only one in town) a middle age man said to me from the sidewalk...."I neva seen a ferrari that color before...that a turbo?"....my answer "no sir, it isn't"
haha...love these small towns, some of the best driving in Ontario is around Owen Sound, sweeping lakeside roads, freshly paved ( was an election year after all) and no traffic...ever..and the OPP stick to the major thru fares...
Hey, I was in Staten Island one time when a couple of teenagers said they've never seen a Porsche in real life before - at least they had the car right.
Yah, up here for a week or so with family, brought both Porsches...tought call in the morning on which to drive into town...usually the 996 wins...bumped into a fellow Rennlister this morning at Tim Hortons, Bill who owns a 928...he recognized my car from my avatar...I had parked right next to a cop...hahah..great driving up here!
I suppose some people read it that way.......What would prompt you to go to such trouble? Humor? or have I offended you? The least you could do is post the picture in such a way that I can pull it down and use it as an alternative when I am feeling "grumpy".
BTW, your handiwork is a great reminder why it is not a good idea to post your own picture on the internet.........creative people may take liberties with it............
Try having a Porsche in Lagos, Nigeria.. and they'll think you're coming from outer space!!
A picture is worth a thousand words!!
Wael
BTW: I am sad to inform you guys that my previous lagos 996 carrera is kaput for good..
Gretch, either one is offensive to some (not me). In the uk we use a two finger salute, in the US it's one. I think they both have oposite meanings in each case. Here in the UK, one finger mean f*uck you! (humerous). Two fingers mean F*UCK YOU!!! (offensive) get my meaning. Either way, I think your avatar is the dogs danglies
What ever.............riad lives in New York.............As for the rest of you in the world, if you don't recognize McQueen in this famous pose, then my avatar can have any meaning you would like it to have............
BTW the brits also have a pretty interesting interpretation of the word "fanny" as in "fanny pak". I will let scouser explain it, out of discretion.....
In addition, from my experience living in the UK, the terms "cheers" also has several meanings.
"hello"
"goodby"
"I hope you are well, my friend"
"**** yuo"
"cheers"
gretch,
i LOVE that shot. the extensive history behind that gesture is facinating, and i'll screw it up, so i'll let someone else chime in with detail..... short answer - in ancient days, if you still had your two 'arrow fingers' you would show them to the enemy to say - "ha, you haven't caught me!" since if you WERE caught, they cut those fingers off so you couldn't shoot at them anymore....a real sign of defiance and challenge. (someone will correct me now...)
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