#8

I do finger guns sometimes. I have no idea if it’s acceptable behaviour.

#9

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#10

A winker, a thumbs uper AND a nodder.

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#11

GOAT wink IMO

#12

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#14

I love how the assistant just looks like the floodlights are in his eyes.

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#15

used to do single thumb up all the time, I think it comes across like I’m trying too hard to be pleasant and seeking approval though so I try not to now.

#16

Nice demo of army style vs navy style there

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#17

It’s all over the bloody place isn’t it. Also enjoyed this…

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#18

#19

Finger guns are encouraged behaviour in our house. We all picked it up from a housemate when she moved in and now we’re all at it.

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#21

I always tip the brim of my imaginary bowler hat.

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#22

*fedora

#23

My head’s the wrong shape to comfortably wear an imaginary fedora.

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#24

For someone who can’t wink, she sure seems to attempt to wink a lot.

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#25

Thumbs up mostly. However, my friend uploaded a load of pictures from a house party to facebook recently and in almost every one of them I’m grinning and pointing at the camera, so that I suppose

#26

The A-ok thumb and index finger ring.

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#27

#28

Without the wink. I’m not bloody Rihanna.

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#29

Find myself doing this involuntarily when I realise what I’m trying to say.