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Posted by n8terry on July 11, 2007 at 06:47:03 from (172.190.130.126):
Its beginning to seem like the middle finger is as common as a hand shake. Yesterday I wanted to make a left turn into a business, I waited in the center lane for the person in front of me to pull in. The oncoming traffic cleared twice and the person still didn't move, she was busy talking on her cell phone. I tooted my horn, she gave me the finger. This thought occurred to me and I wanted to ask this question. If a person is in the habit of giving the finger, is it a sign of mental problems? Oh, I forgot to mention that she gave me the finger again after I asked her how long she thought I should have waited!
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