How important is a firm handshake?

I was behaving yesterday, you just took it a little too personally.

If I remember correctly you even had to go tattle.

tsk tsk

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Originally Posted by ValkyrieAg

I was behaving yesterday, you just took it a little too personally.

If I remember correctly you even had to go tattle.

tsk tsk

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Surprised to see such an exceptional example of a "real man" go "tsk tsk". I guess that you're just expressing irony. Will wonders never cease?

well thats what I've gotta do to keep you from tattling on me.

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Originally Posted by ValkyrieAg

well thats what I've gotta do to keep you from tattling on me.

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I would have named a place and time, but knew you wouldnâ??t have shown up. When push comes to shove, they (big talkers) never do. :cool:

Another day... another string of utterly unimaginative and unamusing insults courtesy of BA.

*yawn*

Valkyrie, I like the car. Very nice work. I've always had a little summin' summin' for American muscle.

Shoulda coulda woulda. Dangerous territory there, stud.

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Originally Posted by stinkyattic

Another day... another string of utterly unimaginative and unamusing insults courtesy of BA.

*yawn*

Valkyrie, I like the car. Very nice work. I've always had a little summin' summin' for American muscle.

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Sorry, I'm not posting here for your amusement. :thumbsup:

nice thread, a firm handshake is a very good thing to have. theres a major difference between squeezing and trying to prove to the other guy that you have a stronger grip and a firm handshake. by a firm handshake, you should get the point across that you are confident and have personal power. it's always a good thing to have a bit of muscle and grip strength though, but the idea is to not try and break the other guy's fingers. one thing i hate is when people wrap their pinky around the bottom of my hand like they're trying to fucking hang on to my hand to save themselves from the edge of a cliff. in the end, its all about how you carry yourself, and a firm/manly handshake is part of that.

Thanks. Its a 67 mustang. 302, carbed, 3 on the floor. Black on black. 15mpg (not too bad) Even put A/C in it last year. Tinted windows, beautiful stereo. My dad taught me the basics of mechanics and I went from there. plan on keeping it my hobby rather than my work.

Its been driven in about 30 different states. Once broke down in the holland tunnel.

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Originally Posted by ValkyrieAg

Shoulda coulda woulda. Dangerous territory there, stud.

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I was shaking like a leaf. :D