Big Island, Hawaii
One of the new things I learned while at Hawaii is the "Hang loose" sign. It involves extending your thumb and little finger while curling the middle 3 fingers, raising and rotating the hand back and fourth.
It is used by locals as a way of greeting or to say "hang loose" or "cool" or "relax". As we drove through the remote areas of Big Island, kids on the street side greeted us with this sign. Swetha and Shreya with the Luau dancers showing the Hang loose sign.
One of the new things I learned while at Hawaii is the "Hang loose" sign. It involves extending your thumb and little finger while curling the middle 3 fingers, raising and rotating the hand back and fourth.
It is used by locals as a way of greeting or to say "hang loose" or "cool" or "relax". As we drove through the remote areas of Big Island, kids on the street side greeted us with this sign. Swetha and Shreya with the Luau dancers showing the Hang loose sign.
Seems more like gudugudupai signal!
ReplyDeleteHa Ha! You are right :)
ReplyDelete" Hang Loose " க்குப் பொருத்தமான Smiley emoticon
ReplyDeleteஇருந்தா எனக்குத் தெரிவிக்கலாம்...
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உடனடித் தேவை...!
@JP
ReplyDeleteI know the one for Jollu!!!
I looked up for Hang Loose.
Here they are:
For "Hang Loose" \m/
For "Jollu" (:-P...
itha than thalaivar konjam maathi 'Baba' la kaamichitaare
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ReplyDeleteஈ அடிச்சான் காபி - தமிழ் சினிமாவை யாரும் பீட் பண்ண முடியாது!!!
Is there a YouTube link for this movie?
Did you read the Snorkeling post???
may be he got the hang loose sign and sdded his touch to it; search google for 'rajnikanth baba muthirai' . Its a little different though.
ReplyDeleteyep i did read the snorkelling post! have one question though.. were you guys close to the shore? saw the rocks in on the pictures
@Siva
ReplyDeleteWe were about 200 feet from the shore.