Used to play this game all the time especially with my brothers. I recognize that look of nervous anticipation – and the look of imminent victory in the guru’s eyes.
I liked the gag Gabe Kaplan dropped on that show. I forget the whole setup; but it involved Kwang-Chai expressing embarrassment because some thug swiped the hat off his head and so the thug’s horse could defecate in it. “So who was embarrassed,” asked Master Po, “you or the horse?” “Thank you, Master,” Kwang-Chai replied. “By the way, I was wearing your hat today.”
bjy1293 Premium Member over 9 years ago
It’s a hand slap game. Palms of the hands on bottom try to slap the back of the hands on top before top hands are jerked away.Can be very painful…
Faith Blackwell Premium Member over 9 years ago
I wouldn’t have gotten that. Glad you guys comment!!!
cdward over 9 years ago
Used to play this game all the time especially with my brothers. I recognize that look of nervous anticipation – and the look of imminent victory in the guru’s eyes.
J Short over 9 years ago
When you can snatch the pebble…nah. I have a better idea.
Darryl Heine over 9 years ago
What is the meaning of this?
James Hopkins over 9 years ago
The meaning of life? Pain!
Thehag over 9 years ago
I know what they are doing is ‘slap hands’ but
Man I loved Kung Fu the TV show. This is the intro.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wQBVYko_uhQ
the pebble thing is at- .34 as a youngster and again at 1:43" time for you to leave."
mistercatworks over 9 years ago
This game is similar to the Zen Buddhists’ “What is the sound of one hand slapping (sic)?”
K M over 9 years ago
I liked the gag Gabe Kaplan dropped on that show. I forget the whole setup; but it involved Kwang-Chai expressing embarrassment because some thug swiped the hat off his head and so the thug’s horse could defecate in it. “So who was embarrassed,” asked Master Po, “you or the horse?” “Thank you, Master,” Kwang-Chai replied. “By the way, I was wearing your hat today.”