Curious hugshake

[Steve B]

No, it means you just disappeared from my sight forever ............................. hasta la vista, baby.

[Steve B]

AMF

[Vic Smith]

This is getting funny. But maybe not to you. Here's an idea. You said they're your friends. Ask them what's up with that type handshake. Then you'll know. I told you I've done it with in-laws. To me it was a sign of affection and good will, nothing else. Basically, "I'm here for you if you need me." With a good friend it would be the same. I wouldn't like it if I didn't feel like "being there" for the other person. Wouldn't be honest. Push him off probably. That's one reason I don't have that type of friend any more. Since my old friends are gone I haven't got close to any. Got my own family to take care of. Just something to think about. Don't know if any of that applies to you.

--Vic

[Robert Green]

ritualistic

Was your wallet missing afterwards? Sounds like a pickpocket move to me. (-:

-- Bobby G.

[Kurt Ullman]

And/or watch.