Finger Hitting facts
While investigating facts about Finger Hitting Game and Finger Hitting Trigger Guard, I found out little known, but curios details like:
Scottie" from Star Trek was Lieutenant James Doohan who was shot by machine-gun on D-Day. One bullet blew off his finger, 4 struck his leg and 1 hit him in the chest. A silver cigarette case stopped the bullet to the chest. He later joked it was the only time being a smoker saved his life
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British RAF pilot Walter Anderson and observer John Mitchell were hit by Soviet Anti-Aircraft fire but still landed, rescued two other British pilots, and then took off again with Mitchell hanging on the wing and his fingers plugging their leaking fuel tank.
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In my opinion, it is useful to put together a list of the most interesting details from trusted sources that I've come across. Here are 10 of the best facts about Finger Hitting Your Palm and Index Finger Hitting Strings I managed to collect.
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The sound that comes from snapping your fingers comes from your finger hitting your palm, not from the friction of the thumb and finger snapping.
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The sound of snapping your finger comes from your finger hitting your palm, and not from your fingers rubbing together.
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The noise from a finger snap sound comes from the middle finger hitting the meat of the palm near the base of the thumb at speed... NOT from the friction between the digits.
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Canadian band Finger Eleven were aware of their hit song "Paralyzer" being similar to Franz Ferdinand's "Take Me Out", by covering part of it during live performances.
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Most of the sound when you snap your fingers comes from rapid compression/decompression of air and not from your thumb hitting your palm.
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The noise made from snapping your fingers is actually your middle finger hitting your palm. @frazercb
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The sound made when snapping your fingers is from your middle finger hitting your palm, not the friction between your middle finger and thumb
