just a thought.. is the all-star logo cactus flipping the bird?

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is it just me or does that cactus resemble "the finger"? anyways, enjoy the weekend. i'm looking forward to the H-O-R-S-E event the most...oh wait, it's G-E-I-C-O right? damn you mr. stern!

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