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Origin of "sip"?

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BostonAg74 said:

True story: when I was at A&M, I was at a party in Austin and convinced a UT coed the the hook'em sign was actually the way that eunochs used to greet each other in Ancient Greece, with the two folded fingers designating missing testicles. Admittedly she was pretty drunk at the time, and I always regretted the fact that I had not used my persuasive skills more to my benefit, but I was still proud of myself.


Was this circa '73 or '74?
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Brian Earl Spilner said:

We all know it's from tea sippers, but where did that originate?

And the precise relationship between tu and sipping tea?

Another one of our stupid traditions that I wish didn't exist.
Principal Uncertainty
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The pinky extended is a double entendre from so far back that even old ags think it's actualy about the "official" explanation of sipping tea.
OrygunAg
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Much disrespect to the sips
ABATTBQ87
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cmsaggie12 said:

Brian Earl Spilner said:

We all know it's from tea sippers, but where did that originate?

And the precise relationship between tu and sipping tea?

Another one of our stupid traditions that I wish didn't exist.



Thanks for you non reg 2%er comments
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