How come WE don't have a hand signal for Kerry?

[underpants]

This W (three fingers) crap is at once stupid but also effective, everyone knows what you mean.

How about a right hand thumb up index and middle finger extended to make a "K"?

Or holding up a "W" and using the other hand's index finger to cross through it?

Any thoughts? Or am I just an idiot?

ON EDIT- misspelled "an" so that sorta answers the last question huh?

[sniffa]

1. the 3 fingers was my oLd gang sign

damn, i wish these supporters did that in my oLd neighborhood. :P

[annabanana]

2. what's the "sign" for the letter K

(I think it's like a peace sign with the thumb upright between the fingers)

[underpants]

7. You are right

[Zero Gravitas]

3. I have a hand signal for Bush

and its not a "W"

:evilgrin:

[redqueen]

4. I would not use hand signs

Unless conversing with someone using sign language, it's just not something I would do.

I didn't even know they'd come up with a hand sign for *. Considering the frat boy mentality, it's not really too surprising.

[Wat_Tyler]

5. Because we don't need hand signals to remember our candidate's name.

:D

[underpants]

8. Ha!

[makhno]

6. 3 fingers?

I thought that was the KKK sign.

[Nashyra]

9. Several times I have had someome give me the "thumbs up"

signal, then I notice that they have a K/E bummper sticker. Now everytime I see a car with the K/E bummper sticker I pass them and give them the thumbs up. Big smiles all around.

[WannaJumpMyScooter]

10. Well, it shows how stupid these assholes are

In most of the developed world, ie cites, that means white power or in some places a gang.

Good way to get killed.

[ronnykmarshall]

11. In the late 60's early 70's ..

that was the symbol for "War". Fitting, ain't it?

[AgadorSparticus]

12. i just watched an amazing RFK documentary on PBS and his supporters

did the "V" for victory.

[annabanana]

13. That was the "peace" sign, not the "V" sign back then among

the people who whould have been there. A WWII vet would have shot the "V" for Victory. And some wise ass from England would clue us in to it's meaning "across the pond".