A
legendary meme, one of the few speculated to have been directly graced by the hands of creation itself. Many will attempt to use this phrase primarily in reference to the Biking maneuver, in which an individual will remove both of their hands from the handle
bars and proceed to (impressively) pilot their vehicle. Like most
memes, the true power of this phrase lies in the awareness/intellect of the person observing it - and the intent of the user. To truly begin to understand such a powerful, seemingly subjective string of words, one must understand the implications of the phrase.
... Basically, it takes a certain level of
intelligence and creativity to find
humor/joy in such meaningless words. A certain child-like purity, I suppose. There's something... incredible, about taking control of a systems design, a system designed for organization/ease of use, intentionally misusing it, and acquiring a purely aesthetic result. Words alone can't describe it, and unfortunately this post could
never do it justice. All I can do is try to point you, the viewer, in the right direction (or lack thereof). Just like the rest of existence, we TRY to make sense of it, but inevitably... who knows?
"Look
ma, no hands!" - Every
kid ages 4-11 years old who just learned about stabilization on a bicycle
"Look mum, no Hans!" - British soldiers, really wildin on German infantry in the World Wars
"Look mom, no legs!" - Lt.
Dan, Forrest
Gump"Look mom, no hands!" - You, realizing that all of existence is a
joke and actually using your telekinetic powers
"I'm all head and shoulders, 'cause I've got no body!" - Me, after popping wheelies off the wall with no hands, in a jet.
Yep.
A frickin' jet.
... Wanna see some tricks?
