Somebody has to know. What is this celebration? Meaning? Origin?

[bolddogge]

Tired of being out of the loop.

 

[Dawghouse]

I don't know but someone got a PF in one of the games Saturday for doing the exact same thing after catching a TD. I thought maybe he did it in the CB face and it was taunting but the announcers said it was for simulating shooting.

I'm too old to care what it means. Most of the time when I figure it out I wished I didn't know.

 

[57stratdawg]

No idea. Doesn’t matter. I love it.

 

[jethreauxdawg]

It means be safe, be smooth, have a good night. It’s something strange brew made up

 

[uptowndawg]

It's the thing that Palpatine used to kill Samuel L. Jackson

 

[aTotal360]

Spooky Fingers. Scott Hall.

 

[bolddogge]

It means be safe, be smooth, have a good night. It’s something strange brew made up

I don't think so. K1 said that at the end of his interview. The Strange Brew made the shirt and mug afterwards.

 

[POTUS]

It looks a little like a DJ scratching records on a turntable.

 

[vhdawg]

Tired of being out of the loop.

Two in the....

 

[bolddogge]

It's the thing that Palpatine used to kill Samuel L. Jackson

 

[TXDawg.sixpack]

K1 said it’s something his brother used to do in high school and he’s started copying it. Go listen to his post game press conference from after the Missouri game (not the on field interview).

 

[bolddogge]

Two in the....

That crossed my mind. But surely not.

 

[OopsICroomedmypants]

K1 said it’s something his brother used to do in high school and he’s started copying it. Go listen to his post game press conference from after the Missouri game (not the on field interview).

Yep. I didn't fully understand it, but his brother told him where they come from is like all kinds of creatures in the water and crabs on the shore. Don't come in the water. It basically means 17 you, you can't handle this sh*t. All the kids in high school are doing it now. K1 is nationwide baby!

 

[eckie1]

It’s literally the same hand sign me and a group of friends since middle school use all the time. I’m considering lawyering up.***

 

[bolddogge]

K1 said it’s something his brother used to do in high school and he’s started copying it. Go listen to his post game press conference from after the Missouri game (not the on field interview).

Well... He explained it... But I still have no idea.

 

[Xenomorph]

Sometimes kids do dumb stuff just for fun. ..Not me, per se, but I heard others did…

 

[DesotoCountyDawg]

 

[dawgman42]

It was a "non-shocker."

 

[Chesusdog]

He's clearly channeling the dark side. That or he is pretending to shoot spaghetti out of his fingertips. Could be either one, really.

 

[Chesusdog]

Spooky Fingers. Scott Hall.

I'll gladly take the 15 yards if he goes out to midfield for the coin toss and tosses a toothpick in the Bama captain's face.

 

[FlotownDawg]

It’s like the 6-7 thing. Nobody knows what it means. They just do it.

 

[FactCheckerBot]

I don't know but someone got a PF in one of the games Saturday for doing the exact same thing after catching a TD. I thought maybe he did it in the CB face and it was taunting but the announcers said it was for simulating shooting.

I'm too old to care what it means. Most of the time when I figure it out I wished I didn't know.

(Maybe) Fact:

The Mizzou player got the penalty because he was clearly mocking State’s celebration. Or because he was simulating shooting a gun. My leaning goes to the former, but the announcers may have mentioned the gun simulation.

 

[Drebin]

(Maybe) Fact:

The Mizzou player got the penalty because he was clearly mocking State’s celebration. Or because he was simulating shooting a gun. My leaning goes to the former, but the announcers may have mentioned the gun simulation.

Mizzou players were definitely douchebags. Luke Work jawing all night, the mocking KT1, and best of all, during the "sweet dreams" jamfest between the third and fourth quarters, most of them on the sidelines were mocking the cowbells and showing their 4sses.

The flight home must've really sucked.

 

[BossDawg78]

It looks like what SEAL and Green Beret operators and SWAT members do to simulate holding a weapon when they are running micro-drills without all their gear. So I was thinking they are acting like they are shooting a gun and "chopping people down."

ETA just noticed the ring finger turned down. Don't know what that is . I'm confused now.

 

[ZombieKissinger]

(Maybe) Fact:

The Mizzou player got the penalty because he was clearly mocking State’s celebration. Or because he was simulating shooting a gun. My leaning goes to the former, but the announcers may have mentioned the gun simulation.

I saw a guy earlier in the day get a penalty but it didn’t look like the same thing to me. It legit looked like he was simulating a gun

 

[TrueMaroonGrind]

Mizzou players were definitely douchebags. Luke Work jawing all night, the mocking KT1, and best of all, during the "sweet dreams" jamfest between the third and fourth quarters, most of them on the sidelines were mocking the cowbells and showing their 4sses.

The flight home must've really sucked.

They have been loud mouthed since they joined the league. They thought they were something else winning the worst east in history a couple times. Drink leans into it and makes it worse.

I hope they bussed home and broke down in Blytheville

 

[Cowdawg]

Tired of being out of the loop.
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I guess I'm too old. Hell, I thought he was Spider-Man shooting his web.

 

[Right_Field_Heckler]

I don't know but someone got a PF in one of the games Saturday for doing the exact same thing after catching a TD. I thought maybe he did it in the CB face and it was taunting but the announcers said it was for simulating shooting.

I'm too old to care what it means. Most of the time when I figure it out I wished I didn't know.

I think it was pretty clear that the MO player was doing it to taunt KT/our team, thus the flag.