2aguy
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Yep...the left hates the military and especially those young men and women who join to protect the United States.......
Here we have the explanation of what the Cadets were doing at the Football game and it took all of about 5 seconds to find it....they aren't racists, they were doing the "Circle Game," a dumb thing that was even on the t.v. show Malcom in the Middle.....
You left wing asshats.....
Circle Game - What Does Circle Game Mean? | Slang by Dictionary.com
Playable anywhere, the Circle Game is initiated when one person makes a circle with their forefinger and thumb, resembling the OK gesture, and holds it below waist-level. If someone else makes eye contact with the circle, then the “circler” gets to punch them in the arm. Players especially enjoy the game in inappropriate situations, sometimes setting elaborate or creative traps for their target.
In one common variation of the Circle Game, if the target person breaks the circle with their finger, they get to punch the “circler” instead.
The origins of the Circle Game are disputed. People anecdotally recall playing the game in the schoolyard in the 1970–80s. Vice traced the game to one, Matthew Nelson, who claims credit for inventing it in New Bremen, Ohio in the early 1980s—though there’s no proof he either created or named the game. The TV show Malcolm in the Middle, which featured the game, helped popularize the Circle Game in the 2000s.
In the 2010s, references to the Circle Game have grown in popularity, often as an online meme, marking a new digital era of the schoolyard game. Its contemporary usage may be driven by millennial nostalgia (or an effort to capitalize on it) or simply by the possibilities the internet has opened up for the game.
Pictures of people making the circle with their hand, particularly as a way to photobomb an otherwise serious photograph, are often accompanied by the phrase got ‘em or simply gotem, meaning that the circling hand has “got” whoever is looking at it. Not surprisingly, the popularity of the Circle Game and “got ‘em” has been commercialized to sell t-shirts and coffee mugs.
this is how stupid the democrat party press is....here is the symbol on an entire episode of "Malcom in the Middle..."
Here we have the explanation of what the Cadets were doing at the Football game and it took all of about 5 seconds to find it....they aren't racists, they were doing the "Circle Game," a dumb thing that was even on the t.v. show Malcom in the Middle.....
You left wing asshats.....
Circle Game - What Does Circle Game Mean? | Slang by Dictionary.com
Playable anywhere, the Circle Game is initiated when one person makes a circle with their forefinger and thumb, resembling the OK gesture, and holds it below waist-level. If someone else makes eye contact with the circle, then the “circler” gets to punch them in the arm. Players especially enjoy the game in inappropriate situations, sometimes setting elaborate or creative traps for their target.
In one common variation of the Circle Game, if the target person breaks the circle with their finger, they get to punch the “circler” instead.
The origins of the Circle Game are disputed. People anecdotally recall playing the game in the schoolyard in the 1970–80s. Vice traced the game to one, Matthew Nelson, who claims credit for inventing it in New Bremen, Ohio in the early 1980s—though there’s no proof he either created or named the game. The TV show Malcolm in the Middle, which featured the game, helped popularize the Circle Game in the 2000s.
In the 2010s, references to the Circle Game have grown in popularity, often as an online meme, marking a new digital era of the schoolyard game. Its contemporary usage may be driven by millennial nostalgia (or an effort to capitalize on it) or simply by the possibilities the internet has opened up for the game.
Pictures of people making the circle with their hand, particularly as a way to photobomb an otherwise serious photograph, are often accompanied by the phrase got ‘em or simply gotem, meaning that the circling hand has “got” whoever is looking at it. Not surprisingly, the popularity of the Circle Game and “got ‘em” has been commercialized to sell t-shirts and coffee mugs.
this is how stupid the democrat party press is....here is the symbol on an entire episode of "Malcom in the Middle..."
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