104 I Can Read You Like a Book R
In Army parlance, it meant, “Cover me, I’m f*c*ed,” or in
polite terms, “My weapon’s jammed.” One former Army guy may
sneak it to another former Army guy in a business meeting and no
one would know about his cry for help.
Feet
A person can have many reasons for crossing his feet; you
definitely need context to know whether or not that means he is
shutting you out. Take his anatomy into account for starters. A tall
person in a low chair will either have his feet crossed or his knees
in his ears. A woman who was raised to adopt “modest” posture
will habitually cross her feet because her mother spent 18 years
telling her that’s how ladies sit.
