The comments!
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I know people who do. Americans not Italians!
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More of a question but ‘he makes the sign of a teaspoon she makes the sign of a wave’ (Graceland)
and this
are they related?
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Some quick research produced this:
Seems plausible that it could be a hand gesture for taxi drivers indicating the direction you want to go - teaspoon for city centre and wave for the coast (esp. if in a coastal city like Durban).
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It’s not only used in coastal towns back home but in the apartheid era it also indicated if you were going into a white neighborhood to work or not.
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Is that why it’s a teaspoon? I was wondering about that
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Teaspoon is making fun of colonialism, waves has nothing to do with the ocean but rather was just the gesture to hail the taxi. It changed to a whistle and holding up as many fingers as there are people who need to get on.
Btw the teaspoon was pointing your finger down (teaspoon) and waves was just pointing a finger up and waving it from side to side.
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Laura Fraser who played Lydia in Breaking Bad played Candice in Kevin and Perry Go Large 
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Unsure if someone who does something every day for 60 years to prove their mum wrong should be commended or ridiculed. Still, full marks for commitment
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Why am I just finding out that Pino D’angio was one half of Age of Love who created maybe the greatest Trance record of all time???
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Mind blown.
Someone needs to remix Age of Love.
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I see what you did there haha
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wow
Loredana Berté, who recorded the mega-balearic ‘In Alto Mare’ was married to Bjorn Borg
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That’s the kind of tennis trivia I live for.
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Sad news from Bjorn this week.
The US flag is the most inconsistent in the world, having been changed 32 times. The Danish flag is the only flag that has never been changed.
Via this totally nerdy project
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Sheldon is that you?
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