Um? 
Bracelet? What kind of bracelet, and what meaning? eyes her bracelets uncertainly I don’t want to be miscommunicating, please enlighten me! 
A link will work nicely. On preview, oh, those. :rolleyes: I don’t wear that kind, but I don’t buy into the “myth” either.
Maybe it depends on the tattoo…
Well, the bad news is that none of these things are really signals in the wame way that a sign would be for instance.
The good news is that they are all signals (as is any item of clothing, jewelery, or even mannerisms) from the point of view of the observer.
So remember, you are not miscommunicating. At the same time, you are communicating all sorts of “interesting”* things without even trying. 
“All books can be indecent books, though recent books are bolder
For filth, I’m glad to say, is in the mind of the beholder
When correctly viewed, everything is lewd.
I could tel you things about peter pan and the wizard of oz
(theres a dirty old man).” - Tom Lehrer
*with the right mindset the word gross can replace the word interesting.
Since jarbabyj mentioned hankies in the op, thought I’d throw this out. I’m sure it’s been done before but, as a refresher, the gay hanky codes.
So what does it mean if you wear them in your hair? I realized after school today that my daughter had them wrapped around her ponytail. Should I worry? 
In Pulp Fiction, a female character with a tongue stud says she has it because it makes giving oral sex more pleasurable to the man.
I’m pretty sure that almost any woman with a tongue stud has heard this, however. Furthermore, I’m also convinced that this has some degree of truth to it, based on my anecdotal experience.
well, i don’t think i give any of the signals mentioned, i had heard of elfbabe’s “are you positive” (I’m 21, it was going round when I was about 10, the joke that is) and the sex bracelets. I have to say, having looked at swampy’s link, I am impressed that anyone could differentiate that many colours, maybe there is something to the idea of gay blokes being more artistic
Sorry, that last post wasn’t particularly clear. The implication is that any woman with a tongue stud munches flesh lollypops on a regular basis, lesbians excepted, I suppose.
Chris Rock (I’m pretty sure it was him, anyway) has a bit ‘A woman with a tongue stud is likely to give you a blowjob. A guy with a tongue stud… Is likely to give you a blowjob.’
I would be sooooooo tempted to reply, “Oh yeah? Prove it.”
A thread a few months ago claimed that a small-of-the-back tattoo identified a woman as a hooker. The very next day, a saleslady in a waterbed shop bent over to get a warranty for the mattress I just bought. Her shirt rode up, and there was a celtic/Von Dutch design on her lovely back. I decided that rumor was bogus. Maybe. Perhaps a tattoo artist would not tell a client what a certain location meant.
One old friend told me he sought out women who wore ankle bracelets. He claimed they were always hot in bed. :rolleyes:
A person with a starry-sky tattoo in brown ink may be a natural redhead.
I’ve heard that gay inmates in prisons used to do this to allow others “easy access.” In my experience, however, it means “I am a stupid lazy teenager” or “Hey look at my boxers” which are kind of the same thing.
Some say the very low pants thing means, “I’m carrying so much cash and drugs that my pants won’t stay up.” The dope sluts come a-runnin’. :rolleyes:
I’m not sure what it is, but apparently something about me is giving the signal, “Great platonic friend!” I only wish I knew what it was that gave that signal, so I could take it out back and fucking burn it.
Hmm, I’ve not heard this one. Enlighten me…that way I’ll know what signal I’m giving off when I show off my tattoo…on the small of my back.
The explanation I heard was that the low-pants were an imitation of prisoners, who are not allowed to wear belts. The one-pant-leg rolled up was a sign that you’d had a relative that had suffered the death penalty. Apparently, it is believed that the attendants roll up one pant leg to attach the electrodes.
I’m not sure I believe either story.
This reminds me of, from my childhood, “If you were on a bus, and you realized that everyone else on the bus was gay, would you get off?”
Seems to me that certain signals are just fashion, and others are mysterious, secret communication that can only be understood by a select few others. And even if certain signs have double meanings that only certain people can read, they still don’t mean anything more to the person sending the signal if they have no more intent than fashion. I feel bad for the person who is suddenly afraid to put a rainbow sticker on their car if they love rainbows just because to some it represents diversity and unity. To most others, it’s just a rainbow. Fear the rainbow straight people! Please.
Actually we have to go to school for three months to learn all the hanky codes. The up side is the graduation party is FAAAAAAAAAA-BUUUUUUUU-LOUS!!! 
Save the rolleye thingie----my darling Marcie wears an ankle bracelet and she is as hot as it gets, in bed or out. I should say that she is super hot with or without the ankle bracelet, so maybe the jury should stay out on that one.