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Have you ever noticed how girls can have whole blooming conversations using only their eyes? Either by darting this way and that or just by staring at each other apparently reading each other’s minds or something.
Then there is us guys. We are lazier than girls, or we are more proficient, call it what you will, anyway, we have to use our whole head and neck to silently verbalize our thoughts. We usually communicate by randomly bobbing our head until we get the point across.
Oddly enough there is a universal language for how a guy says “hi” with his head. We nod up to show friendliness and comradeship, we nod down to a total stranger showing a sign of respect or merely recognizing their existence. And this is all done sub-consciously. How insane is that?
i had another argument/debat with andrew W the other day(hey, its something to pass the time during school), what makes the noise when you snap your fingers? is it the rubbing of your middle finger and your thumb or is it the applied pressure between these two fingers transferred to the fatty part right below your thumb. it turns out that i won in that it was your middle finger hitting the fatty part beneath my thumb. he tried quite persuadingly that it wasnt... but... he was wrong!! bwahahaha! uhh, right, sorry andrew.
Then there is us guys. We are lazier than girls, or we are more proficient, call it what you will, anyway, we have to use our whole head and neck to silently verbalize our thoughts. We usually communicate by randomly bobbing our head until we get the point across.
Oddly enough there is a universal language for how a guy says “hi” with his head. We nod up to show friendliness and comradeship, we nod down to a total stranger showing a sign of respect or merely recognizing their existence. And this is all done sub-consciously. How insane is that?
i had another argument/debat with andrew W the other day(hey, its something to pass the time during school), what makes the noise when you snap your fingers? is it the rubbing of your middle finger and your thumb or is it the applied pressure between these two fingers transferred to the fatty part right below your thumb. it turns out that i won in that it was your middle finger hitting the fatty part beneath my thumb. he tried quite persuadingly that it wasnt... but... he was wrong!! bwahahaha! uhh, right, sorry andrew.