Circle Game Hand Sign

The involved students whose names are redacted in the copy of the report.

Circle game hand sign. In press releases friday both investigations found that the students were playing the circle game in which the punishment for looking at the ok symbol is a punch to the arm. Some twitter users condemned the gesture as a white power sign. Others called it the gotcha or circle game popular with children where someone flashes an upside down ok sign below his waist and punches in the shoulder anyone who looks at it. If the circle formed by one hand appears more pinched or less round than the other it may indicate weakness in the nerve.

Touching the thumb and index finger to make a circle with the remaining three fingers held outstretched is a gesture that people around the world have made for centuries mostly in positive. The game starts out when the offensive player creates a circle with their thumb and forefinger not unlike an a okay signal somewhere. A game for two or more players in which one player makes a circle with his her hand sort of like an ok sign or similar to the american sign language letter f below their waist and attempts to get the other player s to look at it. If someone else makes eye contact with the circle then the circler gets to punch them in the arm.

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. The gesture is used by doctors to test functionality of the anterior interosseous nerve and seek indications of median nerve palsy in the hands. A game of peripheral vision trickery and motor skills. It involves forming your thumb and index finger into a circle holding the gesture below your waistline and finding ways to make your opponent younger brother look at it.