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The History of the Middle Finger
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did not know that
Probably exaggerated on the 'pluck yew' part, but otherwise seems legit.
ENGLIYSH ACCENT, JUST WOT I NEIDED
tbh sounds more australian than english
my bad ;/
And I always thought it had to do with literally fingering someone's... (you know what...)
Oh well this version seems much less disturbing (asides from decapitating fingers) so I chose this version over the one that I had made up based on how linked the middle finger is to the word **** and given that words meaning it's no wonder I thought that.
There is also a rumour that the two-finger-to-brow salute was in fact British bowman showing their superiors the existence of the deadly middle finger that the French knights feared so much.
*English.
An older brother of mine told me this when I was ten(Minus the pluck yew part), never forgot it.
Didn't middle finger start in Ancient Greece?
Good to know
fairly certain its actually giving someone the "V" that originated from the hundred years war, seeing as it's used in England much more than the middle finger is. Also common sense says they'd cut off both your index AND middle finger, so there was no chance you could even try to draw a bow.