What does this mean?

[Eastkun]

What does the hand symbol this smile is doing with his hands? It doesn't mean what I think it means huh?

[Kkun]

That hand thing is usually associated with heavy metal. Metal fans use it when they rock out. The little guy is rocking out.

[Rachel]

Either that or he's a UT fan. XD

[Eastkun]

Lol. Thanks!

[yukinon]

wha....? What does that have to do with UT?

And actually...his thumb is sticking out. Which means that it is sign language for "I love you"!

[SpikeSpiegel306]

I cant tell if he has his thumb out or not, but if he does then it actually is the symbol for Deaf Pride or I Love You. But if his thumb is in, then it is the Satan horns started by Gene Simmons of KISS that are synonymous with Rock and Roll or heavy metal.

[Hitokiri]

Or the "Devil Horns" where you extend you're index finger and pinky finger and not you're thumb.

But that's stupid.

[Stephen]

then it is the Satan horns started by Gene Simmons of KISS that are synonymous with Rock and Roll or heavy metal.

Actaully it was not started by Gene Simmons. I belive it was started by Rob Halford of Judas Priest. And while some people get all uptight about it, I do it quite often at concerts. \m/ It simply means rock on. It's as much a part of rock and roll as long hair and flannel. But everyones free to belive whatever they want. *laughs*

[yukinon]

I've actually heard that there are some subtle differences between the sign language for devil and the rock on sign. I have no idea what they are, however.

[Rachel]

wha....? What does that have to do with UT?

The "Hook 'em Horns" thing. It's what UT fans do at sporting events to show their support for the team.

[Shadowchild]

Rock On Man!!!!

[yukinon]

The "Hook 'em Horns" thing. It's what UT fans do at sporting events to show their support for the team.

UT as in Texas or Tennessee?

[Rachel]

UT=University of Texas.