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  • I figure in Mississippi, it is better to hook'em into picking up the book than giving too much and the readers feeling they needn't read it.

    The Wednesday Letters (copy) ____Maggie 2008

  • Surprisingly, during a moment of silence for 9/11, the President quietly signalled his solidarity with the de-testicled Texan by making a subtle, "hook'em horns" hand signal:

    Archive 2007-09-01 2007

  • Bell followed the play with both hands pointing upside down hook'em horns signs.

    USATODAY.com - College Football - Baylor vs. Texas 2006

  • At some point, "The Eyes of Texas" will fill the sanctuary and everybody will flash the hook'em horns sign.

    ajc.com - News 2010

  • He was known as "Horns," as in "hook'em horns," the slogan and hand signal of the state university.

    ajc.com - News 2010

  • (I'm third from the back -- doing a reverse hook'em to avoid hitting people in the head).

    Burnt Orange Report 2009

  • In fact Morales, a UTEP student, is wearing a UT jersey, foam helmet and "hook'em horns" hand, and he's is sitting right in the middle of the student section.

    El Paso Days in Austin 2008

  • In fact Morales, a UTEP student, is wearing a UT jersey, foam helmet and "hook'em horns" hand, and he's is sitting right in the middle of the student section.

    El Paso Days in Austin 2008

  • In fact Morales, a UTEP student, is wearing a UT jersey, foam helmet and "hook'em horns" hand, and he's is sitting right in the middle of the student section.

    El Paso Days in Austin 2008

  • In fact Morales, a UTEP student, is wearing a UT jersey, foam helmet and "hook'em horns" hand, and he's is sitting right in the middle of the student section.

    El Paso Days in Austin 2008

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