Interesting but no idea if it's true

[SebQtaneus]

[shamdonk]

[Dapsy]

Partly correct, it was the first two fingers, giving rise to the v-sign. The middle finger is american i think, to indicate "sit on this"

That stuff about the yew is bull though imo.

[emmasdad]

[Pok 7's]

Yeah not true http://www.snopes.com/language/apocryph/pluckyew.asp

Although in a slightly unrelated note there has been some talk that the term "parting shot" derived from a tactic used my archers on horseback. Back in the days of Alexander the Great. Ancient Iranians then called Parthians used a military tactic when needing to retreat from heavy infantry. Which was done while in a full gallop the rider would turn their upper body around (letting go of the reigns) and fire back at the enemy. As a result it was referred to as "the Parthian shot"... Some suggest over the years is had gone from Parthian shot to parting shot.... But again there's really no evidence claming it's fact from going from Parthian shot to parting shot.

Geez I felt a little like Cliff Claven there... Ahhh it's a little know fact there Norm...

[Xaston]

HU ARCHERY CONTEST FOR ROLLS!?

True story, I shoot left-handed. I'm not ambidextrous, I do everything else as a righty.

[Pok 7's]

[Xaston]

My right eye is my dominant eye.

But my brother is lefty and my parents were too jewish to buy me my own bow.

[emmasdad]

[Pok 7's]

[excession]

[SebQtaneus]

[Molina]