Tlemmyshitpost·Lemmy ShitpostbyTempermentalAnomaly I get the rest of them, but what's a jobs sandwich?View original on lemmy.world198Comments8Reply
rmuk replyfeddit.ukChoad chowder. Ramrod regiment. Anaconda assembly. Meatstick meeting. Phallic phalanx.3Reply
TomMasz piefed.socialCan't say I'm a fan of the knuckle sandwich, so not sure where in the order to put it.2Reply
bbrown567 sh.itjust.works3Hide 3 repliesI wanted so badly for this to be code for something via ASL alphabet, but it's not looking like it Don't know what chicken fingers would be, but palm reading could be "B", handjobs "O", and knuckle sandwich "S"1Reply
KSP Atlas replysopuli.xyz1Hide 1 replyWhile it's correct that ASL isn't English and most signs don't come from English words, ASL (like many other sign languages) has a fingerspelling system, which is used for signing out names and words that don't have signs I assume that's what OP is referring to here1Reply
dduhlieluh replylemmy.zipoh interesting, i just assumed the acronym was for something else and i was making a joke1Reply
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Ream of rods. Slew of salami. Torrent of tools.
Choad chowder. Ramrod regiment. Anaconda assembly. Meatstick meeting. Phallic phalanx.
Can't say I'm a fan of the knuckle sandwich, so not sure where in the order to put it.
My kind of saturday afternoon
I wanted so badly for this to be code for something via ASL alphabet, but it's not looking like it
Don't know what chicken fingers would be, but palm reading could be "B", handjobs "O", and knuckle sandwich "S"
thats not how sign language works
While it's correct that ASL isn't English and most signs don't come from English words, ASL (like many other sign languages) has a fingerspelling system, which is used for signing out names and words that don't have signs
I assume that's what OP is referring to here
oh interesting, i just assumed the acronym was for something else and i was making a joke