Wow! What a diverse group of metal fans/devil worshipers!

http://snippits-and-slappits.blogspot.com/2009/01/this-is-well-known-greeting-of-one.html

Scroll down a little bit for the pics.Also mentions Ozzy and Kiss...

Here's the evidence.

I already knew Cher was the devil.
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i wouldn't mind making little demon babies with Taylor Swift.

Looks like a bunch of University Of Texas fans to me......

That is one of the funniest things I've seen in a long freakin' time! Everyone from Tweety to Spiderman, Dali Lama to Nsync, Princess Diana to Cher...all throwing the horns.

I already knew Hinn and Copeland but Bono? Have to reexamine my entire worldview.
Did TM make that?

I always knew there was something I didn't like about Amy Grant. EVIL!!!!!!

I remember when a band I was in opened for Darrell Mansfiled Band and he threw up the horns and said "Snails" with this dumbfounded smirk on his face. Shook his head,laughed and caried on with the show

Yeah! Barbara Bush!

Actually, the Queen is giving the 'hang loose' hand signal.

^^ Hey, don't go putting facts in the story!

I feel dumber for having read that.


The commentsa below are just as scary, though.

I'm not sure i believe that everyone that does the sign is a satanist/freemason. I always looked at it as a heavy metal salute... nothing more.


I can't believe they didn't show DIO... He did it more than anyone.

I'm surprised they didn't accuse STRYPER.

I mean they got Amy Grant and Bono listed...

Troublezone wrote:

I'm not sure i believe that everyone that does the sign is a satanist/freemason. I always looked at it as a heavy metal salute... nothing more.

It's also a salute to the Texas Longhorns meaning "Hook 'Em Horns".

Tweety worships the devil, run!!!

I always just thought the whole "Throw up the horns" thing was very sheep-ish and unoriginal. I have not made that gesture since the 80's. When RJD did it, or Principal Vernon, fine. That was their thing and still original. But now you can find every teeny-bopper and country music fan in the world doing it. Might as well shop at Wal-Mart and buy the new Katie Perry album while you're there.

And every time I see some karate-kid do it in the pit - he/she gets an elbow in the face [unintentionally, of course].

UNCLE SAXON wrote:

I always just thought the whole "Throw up the horns" thing was very sheep-ish and unoriginal. I have not made that gesture since the 80's. When RJD did it, or Principal Vernon, fine. That was their thing and still original. But now you can find every teeny-bopper and country music fan in the world doing it. Might as well shop at Wal-Mart and buy the new Katie Perry album while you're there.

And every time I see some karate-kid do it in the pit - he/she gets an elbow in the face [unintentionally, of course].

That's right! Teach 'em to respect the pit! I recently saw a kid get in a pit with his stupid backpack on, needless to say, he spent the next few minutes being launched by everybody who could use the backpack to get a good grip on him. He was flying through the air like a rag-doll. Sweet!

UNCLE SAXON wrote:

I always just thought the whole "Throw up the horns" thing was very sheep-ish and unoriginal. I have not made that gesture since the 80's. When RJD did it, or Principal Vernon, fine. That was their thing and still original. But now you can find every teeny-bopper and country music fan in the world doing it. Might as well shop at Wal-Mart and buy the new Katie Perry album while you're there.

And every time I see some karate-kid do it in the pit - he/she gets an elbow in the face [unintentionally, of course].

DIO said he learned the gesture from his grandmother. It's supposed to be a response to the "evil eye" from strangers...

Troublezone wrote:

UNCLE SAXON wrote:

I always just thought the whole "Throw up the horns" thing was very sheep-ish and unoriginal. I have not made that gesture since the 80's. When RJD did it, or Principal Vernon, fine. That was their thing and still original. But now you can find every teeny-bopper and country music fan in the world doing it. Might as well shop at Wal-Mart and buy the new Katie Perry album while you're there.

And every time I see some karate-kid do it in the pit - he/she gets an elbow in the face [unintentionally, of course].

DIO said he learned the gesture from his grandmother. It's supposed to be a response to the "evil eye" from strangers...

No man, don't you know Gene Simmons taught him that

Troublezone wrote:

UNCLE SAXON wrote:

I always just thought the whole "Throw up the horns" thing was very sheep-ish and unoriginal. I have not made that gesture since the 80's. When RJD did it, or Principal Vernon, fine. That was their thing and still original. But now you can find every teeny-bopper and country music fan in the world doing it. Might as well shop at Wal-Mart and buy the new Katie Perry album while you're there.

And every time I see some karate-kid do it in the pit - he/she gets an elbow in the face [unintentionally, of course].

DIO said he learned the gesture from his grandmother. It's supposed to be a response to the "evil eye" from strangers...

And your point is.....?


I guess Gramma Dio had something to say in 1962.

Someone oughta due a psychoanalysis on the jackass that wasted his time writing that. VERY entertaining however