About hand signals? One is the index finger and the little one. The other is index, little & thumb? Meaning?
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The index finger thumb and little finger means I love you in American Sign Language.\nThe index finger and little finger - rock on , dude.
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ooh i actually know this one!  \n\nBack in history, when the Brits would fight with arrows, their enemies would cut their middle and pointer fingers off as a punishment so that they couldn't pull back on the bow--- so when soldiers DID have their two important fingers, they's show them off by holding them up, like "ha ha--i've still got these! screw you!"\n\nin England they still use both as the "middle finger" gesture, but in america we just use the middle  (we're lazier, ya know, dropping the "u" out words like colour and flavour" lol)
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I am not positive, but index and middle fingers.   I only ride Western so its both reins in one hand for me.
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technically a thumb is not a finger because it is apposable and can move this way and that...so that you can hold things and what not.  don't know why its called a thumb though.  just what it was named i guess.
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One easy way to remember, LL, left is lower. It is the way we are made so whenever we cross our legs they do not get scrunched. Also it is common that one is slightly larger than the other, the key is the word slightly. Today it is getting easier and more comfortable for us guys to simply ask these kinds of questions of a doctor. You are on the right track simply because you are aware and using appropriate terminology. Hang in there! (smile)\n\nThe average size of the tool is about 5 inches.  Every part of our body is proportionate to others.
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it symbolizes wearing a ring on your thumb.... why make it something more than what it is.... I have never heard of it meaning anything.
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Yes. The bones in your toes and fingers are called phalanges. Your pinky toe has 3 bones.  (The thumb and big toe have two phalanges, while the other fingers and toes consist of three.). You may be able to look it up in a reference book if you need more details.
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left hand finger next to pinkie
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The correct answer is "as". This type of question is called an analogy.\n\nAnother and more popular example of one is:\n\nA glove is to hand as a shoe is to ________ (The answer is foot because the glove covers/protects the hand then the shoe must cover/protect whatever it is referring to.)\n\nI hope that made sense to you. If I figure out a better way to explain it let you know.
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i have an apple & someone else has an apple.. so i take one from some(one) & now i have 2... ?\n\nlol, so are you talking about letters?\nfor example remove a letter from "one" & now you're left with two letters (on, oe, ne)
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it's not the bad finger, it's the mind that uses it.  Not all countries think that is the bad finger.  In the middle east it's the left hand and the bottom of the foot
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the difference is the location of the tongue and hands
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In sign language one hand waving is applause (clapping).  One might conjecture two hands waving is whistling and stomping which is twice as loud as a mere two hands clapping.  Like most philosphical arguments it all depends on how you frame your answer.
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The thumb and index finger actually make a cross +, and therefore we show our love of the cross by kissing it!! The other three fingers represent the holy trinity, The Father, The  Son, and The Holy Spirit!
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Who says its the third hand?  Isn't it a bit discriminatory to start counting the slower moving hands first?  Maybe it's the first hand that really is the second hand.
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=I disagree.  How about a thumbs up or making a circle with your thumb and index finger as an OK sign?
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I knew a guy about 15 years ago who had two thumbs on one of his hands. A small "extra" thumb grew out of his "normal" thumb on that hand. The extra thumb looked pretty standard except that it was considerably smaller than the normal one.\n\nHe seemed to be quite self-conscious about it. He cracked a joke about it when he saw me looking at his hand. Honestly, I don't think I had even noticed his extra thumb; I just happened to be looking down where his hand was and not really registering what I was seeing. I think he was just expecting people to make remarks about it and had a joke ready when he thought someone noticed. \n\nHe also had a rather severe stutter. I'm not sure if the stutter was some psychological result of his extra thumb or completely unrelated. But he really seemed to appreciate my patience in waiting for him to say the things he was struggling to say.