What does the "L" sign that Artur Boruc makes with his index finger and thumb symbolize?
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Loooossssssssseeeeeeeeerrrrrrrrrrrrrrr!!!!
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THIS is the right answer ever\n\nhttp://www.artsconservatory.com/FingerChart.html
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from ur thumb to ur 4 finger
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Two male symbols next to each other are enough to signify a gay relationship. The other could be the ex!!
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I see a computerized graphic of an elbow with little red arrows pointing to it.  Why?  I have NO idea.
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It's FIGURE not FINGER. try looking for FIGURE in google.
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" The practice is rooted in pre-Christian Europe, when the cross was an important pagan symbol and a wish made on a cross was more likely to come true. We tend to believe that crossing one's fingers is rooted more in Christianity (the Christian cross is the source of several English words and practices, like criss-cross and marking one's signature in the form of an X) until we can find evidence to the contrary. The notion was, of course, that making a cross, the symbol of Christ's cross, would encourage God to grant one good luck."
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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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It is a French royal symbol that means "lis flower"
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left hand finger next to pinkie
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ॐ is the "om" or "aum" symbol, which represents God, who is graceful.  Ok, that's a stretch, but it's the closest I have.  ;-)
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This letter sounds like it has a diacritical mark, like  it's from a Polish or Cyrillic (Russian) font.  There are a lot for free here:  http://www.typo.cz/euro/_zdarma/zdar-freefonts.html\n\nYou can search for more here:\nhttp://www.fontseek.com/
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First, it is NOT a circumflex  (the circumflext goes the opposite direction!) though it is sometimes referred to as an "INVERTED circumflex".\n\nIt can also be called a "wedge" or "inverted hat"\n\nTwo more "official" names:\n\n-the Czechs call it háček  ("little hook")  Since it was invented (by John Hus) for Czech (then spreading to other Slavic languages) there is some grounds to use the Czech name (though having to add the diacritical marks to type it is a pain!)\n\n-caron - this is the name given to it in Unicode (so if you're working on the web or computers, look it up under this)\n\nBy the way, the mark is handy for other languages -- the /sh/ sound in phonetic writing (e.g., when transcribing the Hebrew letter 'shin') is represented by Š/š;  the voiced version of this sound (pronounced like the 'z' in 'azure') may be written Ž/ž
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If you mean the origin of the "word" it means \n0(zero) Killed. It was used during the war and it was also symbolized with a thumb up.\nI've also heard that it comes from old English and O.K. were the initials for All Correct wich were suposed to be spelled Oll "Korrect" (O.K.). But the first choice is probably the korrect one.
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Hoffmans sign is when someone "flicks" the very end of your index, middle or ring finger.  For the test to be positive your thumb of the same hand will flex and also the index or middle finger (whichever one that was not flicked).  If the test is positive it is considered a sign of a upper motor neuron lesion (UMN). To describe what a UMN is you have to think of the nervous system as two connections.  The first connection comes from the brain to the spinal cord(The UMN) and the second connection comes from the spinal cord to the body part it innervates (Lower Motor Neuron). So if you have a positive Hoffmans sign it lets the Neurologist know that the problem is arising at the first connection (UMN).  Signs of a UMN include weakness, increased reflexes and increased tone.
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The hands at the 10:10 or 1:50 position, lead the eye to the makers logo, usually found just above center.\nAlso some interesting info here.\nhttp://www.ubr.com/clocks/faq/1010.html
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Karol Jozef Wojtyla (known to his friends in Poland as "Lolek") \n\nIt's a nickname, I don't think it really means anything