Holding up the index finger and the middle finger up. It sybolizes peace. It's very strange though. I live in Indiana. A place full of Bush-loving, war-supporting people. Yet, it seems that they love to hold up teh V sign. Someone needs to tell those hicks the meaning of the V sign.

1. A sign the hippies used back in the 60's and early 70's which stood for peace. Nowadays you might still see that same acid wired phoggy standing on the side of the road next to his broken down RV, holding up a cardboard sign in one hand and happily flashing the V sign with the other at cars passing by.

2. A gesture Asian people instinctively throw up everytime they see a camera. Tho its not just limited to Asia anymore. Alot of teeny bopper girls here tend to pull the V Sign several times in one albums worth of pictures as well.

3. A sign gang bangers sometimes use, Especially in rap videos or on magazine covers. Only except the palm is turned the opposite direction. Mainly used by alot of wannabe thug wanker kids who probably dont even know what it stands for.

A hand symbol usually performed while drunk, in public, in front of a camera by an ugly wannabe scenester chick. It is performed by holding up the middle and index fingers accompanied by some hideous snarled lip or grotesque tongue wagging.

While originating with British folks, and a sign used by gang bangers, and most commonly done by Asian people whenever they get their pictures taken these stupid scenester wannabe hookers seem to think it looks cool or hip.

While in all reality they look dumber than ever and every guy and cool chick is laughing their asses off at them both in person and every time they blind themselves by looking at their pathetic myspace pages.

1)Something Asians put up when they have their pictures taken.

May stem from Winston Churchill flashing the Victory sign after WWII.

In Japan the sign may have also become popular because of the post-WWII Allied occupation of Japan. Janet Lynn may have popularized its use in amature photographs when in the 1972 Winter Olympics in Sapporo she fell, but still continued with a smile. Afterwards she flashed the V sign and the Japanese media eat it up.

2)A hand gesture in which the first and second fingers are raised and parted, whilst the remaining fingers are clenched. Generally considered a "Victory" sign, it can also carry connotations of "Peace" and "Defiance"

A very Passe symbol asian women ((and men sometimes)) use everytime they get their picture taken.

A pose, typically done for a camera, where the subject makes a completely solemn, "gangster-esque" face, and flashes a sign of two fingers, signifying peace. It was invented by Braden Graham in late 2006.

Like the chinky smile but the "v" serves as the peace sign that asians tend to abuse when it comes to pictures