Boob check-for real?

While checking out info for another thread about octothorpe/pound/# signs, I came upon this

http://harrier.net/primer/marks.html

For you “harriers” out there, is the “boob check mark” for real? If so, what’s the “dick check” mentioned in the footnote?

[QUOTE=Ignatz]
While checking out info for another thread about octothorpe/pound/# signs, I came upon this

http://harrier.net/primer/marks.html

For you “harriers” out there, is the “boob check mark” for real? If so, what’s the “dick check” mentioned in the footnote?
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I’ve seen it used, although we normally used two full circles with center blobs instead, and we’d call it a “chick check”. It makes for a nice break and forces the mostly male FRBs (Front Running Bastards) to wait up. Plus, it’s a delicious hash crime if a male hasher accidentally checks on a chick check.

I was in a discount clothing store in NYC when I thought I heard a “Mr. Boobcheck” being paged repeatedly over the PA system.

As I was leaving, I noticed a placard with the store managers’ names. One was a Mr. Buchek. Oh well, I was close.

Don’t you just hate it when logistical constraints preclude your favorite refreshment?

Further, I demand to see the sign for the dick check. I have no intention of sitting through another chalk talk without seeing it up close and personal. After all, I don’t want to go where I’m not wanted.

At least there isn’t a standard symbol for the butt-chug.

What sort of logistical contsraints would prevent them from leaving a beer lying around?

Ex-Hasher here. The boob check was not that common in our group. I remember it being used only once.

[QUOTE=Zoe]
Don’t you just hate it when logistical constraints preclude your favorite refreshment?

Further, I demand to see the sign for the dick check. I have no intention of sitting through another chalk talk without seeing it up close and personal. After all, I don’t want to go where I’m not wanted.
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We never had logical constraints get in the way of our refreshments.

A dick check looks, to me, like a small cacti; one small bump, one big bump, one small bump.