Original Usenet thread from rec.arts.ascii, started 17 Nov 1994.
Talk-line: Crossed Fingers
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· 2 messages · 17 Nov 1994 - 17 Nov 1994
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>> There is one problem. This is the left hand. Try doing this. You
>> can't!! The middle finger goes over the index, not the index under the
>> middle. Pretty good pic otherwise. Oh well..:P
Excuse me for adding my $0.02 worth into this conversation, but the above
statement contradicts (?) itself. The middle finger goes over the index (as
is shown in the pic) not the index under the middle (as is also shown in the
same pic) If you are going to critize other peoples art work, at least have
valid complaints. As everyone seems to have told us, this is the common
way to cross the fingers of you left hand. By the way, to the artist, nice
work. I really liked the pic.
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Yea, I guess I cross my fingers funny. Trying to accomplish what was
shown in the pic is impossible because the index finger was bent too
much, but I guess I'm being too precise... Oh well, sorry...:P
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