Survival Skills

[cacacarkeys]

I dont know if this means anything… someone reply….

She said the signal for distress is three fingers… she held her fingers up the same way when she said “tip number three” Obviously because it is number three, but most people seperate their fingers she kept them together like the sign for distress!!

I dont think daniel would be putting her in danger… but it is just a thought!!!

[Pi]

I dont know if this means anything… someone reply….

She said the signal for distress is three fingers… she held her fingers up the same way when she said “tip number three” Obviously because it is number three, but most people seperate their fingers she kept them together like the sign for distress!!

I dont think daniel would be putting her in danger… but it is just a thought!!!

What vid was that?

Pi

[iqfrenzy]

Ok, what vid about distress signal, and what vid did she actually display it in?

[Ashley]

^^ In the latest "Surviving Skills" video.

[cacacarkeys]

sorry i didnt mean distress, the signal was for attention, but pretty much the same difference lol

[cup o' noodles]

I dont know if this means anything… someone reply….

She said the signal for distress is three fingers… she held her fingers up the same way when she said “tip number three” Obviously because it is number three, but most people seperate their fingers she kept them together like the sign for distress!!

I dont think daniel would be putting her in danger… but it is just a thought!!!

Wow, that's a good thought. Especially because someone posted something in the "Bree Chat" forum, asking Bree to communicate some stuff in code. Hmmm....*runs to vid to watch again*

[silvermoon]

She also mentions "BSA" which stands for Boy Scouts of America. The three finger sign is their salute, and also what you hold up in the air if you need to get the attention of the other den/pack members to make an announcement or if you're in distress.


Not really a secret or anything.

I'm a pack leader for kids with disabilities, and we use that sign a lot.