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Iclearwater Posted 9 years ago
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The old British version of the finger
. As I was driving along, a mini-Cooper cut me off quite drastically and when I caught up with this car at a traffic light, I wound down my window and proceeded to shout out "You stupid old B..." but before I could the complete sentence, the driver (HRH himself) leaned across his protection officer and gave me the old British version of the finger.
Could anyone explain what ' the finger means? Thanks!
Looked like a middle finger? If so, how is related to British version?
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To give someone the finger = to gesture in an offensive way. org/wiki/The_finger
- To give someone the finger = to gesture in an offensive way.
- org/wiki/The_finger
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To give someone the finger = to gesture in an offensive way.
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