thebearandhisbunny: Using the ring/middle finger (as opposed to middle/index) works quite reliably. Since the middle/ring finger are aligned with the wrist and forearm it allows for the strong contact and repetitive gesture needed to cause the desired
thebearandhisbunny: Using the ring/middle finger (as opposed to middle/index) works quite reliably. Since the middle/ring finger are aligned with the wrist and forearm it allows for the strong contact and repetitive gesture needed to cause the desired
thebearandhisbunny: Using the ring/middle finger (as opposed to middle/index) works quite reliably. Since the middle/ring finger are aligned with the wrist and forearm it allows for the strong contact and repetitive gesture needed to cause the desired
thebearandhisbunny: Using the ring/middle finger (as opposed to middle/index) works quite reliably. Since the middle/ring finger are aligned with the wrist and forearm it allows for the strong contact and repetitive gesture needed to cause the desired
thebearandhisbunny: Using the ring/middle finger (as opposed to middle/index) works quite reliably. Since the middle/ring finger are aligned with the wrist and forearm it allows for the strong contact and repetitive gesture needed to cause the desired
thebearandhisbunny: Using the ring/middle finger (as opposed to middle/index) works quite reliably. Since the middle/ring finger are aligned with the wrist and forearm it allows for the strong contact and repetitive gesture needed to cause the desired
thebearandhisbunny: Using the ring/middle finger (as opposed to middle/index) works quite reliably. Since the middle/ring finger are aligned with the wrist and forearm it allows for the strong contact and repetitive gesture needed to cause the desired
