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Snapping Fingers Clapping Hands. I've been out of school for over ten years. The form of recognition spans back centuries. Recently saw a video of college students and they were snapping their fingers instead of clapping. This action is primarily associated with expressing anger, frustration, or a sense of challenge. This quiet signal of agreement is not new; People snap instead of clap primarily for quieter appreciation in specific settings and to allow for continuous. Have you ever wondered why people snap their fingers, rather than clap their hands, in some situations? I've seen a few videos online recently where people (typically activist college student, sjw types) snap their fingers instead of clap. It is a physical gesture that can convey various meanings depending on the. As opposed to a single snap, often affected with the sassy wag of a hand and the utterance, “oh, snap!” to signify that someone has just been stung by a verbal zinger, snapping repeatedly.

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As opposed to a single snap, often affected with the sassy wag of a hand and the utterance, “oh, snap!” to signify that someone has just been stung by a verbal zinger, snapping repeatedly. The form of recognition spans back centuries. This action is primarily associated with expressing anger, frustration, or a sense of challenge. I've seen a few videos online recently where people (typically activist college student, sjw types) snap their fingers instead of clap. People snap instead of clap primarily for quieter appreciation in specific settings and to allow for continuous. It is a physical gesture that can convey various meanings depending on the. Have you ever wondered why people snap their fingers, rather than clap their hands, in some situations? I've been out of school for over ten years. This quiet signal of agreement is not new; Recently saw a video of college students and they were snapping their fingers instead of clapping.

FileHandsClapping.jpg Wikimedia Commons

Snapping Fingers Clapping Hands As opposed to a single snap, often affected with the sassy wag of a hand and the utterance, “oh, snap!” to signify that someone has just been stung by a verbal zinger, snapping repeatedly. I've seen a few videos online recently where people (typically activist college student, sjw types) snap their fingers instead of clap. As opposed to a single snap, often affected with the sassy wag of a hand and the utterance, “oh, snap!” to signify that someone has just been stung by a verbal zinger, snapping repeatedly. This quiet signal of agreement is not new; Have you ever wondered why people snap their fingers, rather than clap their hands, in some situations? People snap instead of clap primarily for quieter appreciation in specific settings and to allow for continuous. It is a physical gesture that can convey various meanings depending on the. Recently saw a video of college students and they were snapping their fingers instead of clapping. I've been out of school for over ten years. The form of recognition spans back centuries. This action is primarily associated with expressing anger, frustration, or a sense of challenge.

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