No, Marc, it doesn't in the context of its use. Again, read your link.
"It has a variety of meanings, depending on culture and area. In some
places, it is a sexual insult, charging a man with being a victim of
cuckoldry. Some say that it is meant to ward off ? or to bestow ? the evil
eye. It is also a representation of the Devil, and as such is used as a
salute by fans of heavy metal music. If one reverses the extended fingers,
one gets the "inverted heavy metal salute" which can be given as a reply to
a heavy metal salute, and combined together into a "heavy metal lock",
intertwining the two hands thus presented. In college sports in the United
States, it is also associated with fans of the Texas Longhorns. See Mano
cornuto."
Specifically ----> "In college sports in the United States, it is also
associated with fans of the Texas Longhorns."
Besides, they even got the Vulcan salute wrong so I wouldn't trust their
other explanations. I have also never heard of "The Shocker" lol
Admiral Greg
-----Original Message-----
From: Marc Levy [mailto:malevy_nj@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, January 21, 2005 4:55 PM
To: DMCForum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [DMCForum] Re: Thoughts of the day...
>
>
> I don't know about all the other links but the hand
> gesture. That is
> the hand gesture of the Texas Long Horns. If you
> flip it backwards,
> it stands for something like rock-on. I forget
> exactly it means
> backwards, I use it all the time so I hope it is
> good.
> -Josh
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