Comments on: Fist Bumps: Have They Lost Their Manly Meaning?

By: Mitur Binesderti

Mitur Binesderti — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 17:16:01 +0000

The WHO, the World Health Organization not the band, suggests using the fist bump instead of a hand shake because it is a proven method for stopping the transmission of disease. Plus it’s way cooler looking.

By: Kevin

Kevin — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 14:13:23 +0000

@Dave – Nothing to pick a bone with here. I like the idea of the fist bump of the kids. This list is from TastyBooze and I did not not want to change it. I love that name BTW…TastyBooze.com….classic

@Kevin – I’ll take the efist bump. Right back at ya… Definitely manly…

By: Dave

Dave — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 14:04:18 +0000

It’s probably been beaten to death, but there should not be any sort of limits on the analysis of the drivel that E.D. Hill spewed forth about the “terrorist fist jab.” Not like you’d expect anything less from her organization, but that’s just SO across the line.

I have one bone to pick with the list:
“7. Do not fist bump your children. Unless you’re drunk, then it’s OK.”
Dude. Come ON. I fist bump the prodigy all the time – when he does a good thing around the house, when he plays baseball well, when he brings home good quality work from school. This is totally acceptable and I will not entertain any thoughts otherwise. Trust me – you and the new prodigy will be doing this in mere months. And you’ll love it and so will he.

By: Kevin S.

Kevin S. — Wed, 25 Jun 2008 13:36:42 +0000

That’s some pretty good stuff right there.
I just sent you an efist bump. I think that is manly? Don’t leave me hangin’ Kev.