At least you didn't ask how many fingers they were wavingbefore anyone else starts,
is that because the seas rough....
or is it a good dogging site....
disclaimer...
not got a clue where hebden bridge is....
Wave Etiquette
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easye1
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At least you didn't ask how many fingers they were waving
in my case, its, well....
i dont wave back then....
rhillahorse
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I was about to start a thread about waving etiquette, being a recent 90 owner. In my (limited) experience, newer defenders/ discoveries don't wave, or even glance in your direction. My first waver was an old disco, kind of a respectful, serious 'yep. We are indeed the chosen.' Some waves are more enthusiastic than others. The most animated, cheery ones are from older vehicles, I have found
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Find that 90% of defender owners will give a wave, from my experience the following 10% generally don't bother.......owners of spankly new models and those who use them for a living.
Bromsgrove Defender
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Had always been of the opinion that there was no wave too wild
I was wrong.
Got waved to by a very enthusiastic Defender driver the other day....... both hands
I was wrong.
Got waved to by a very enthusiastic Defender driver the other day....... both hands
Ha ha. I've found myself doing the same thing when I drive my works van.
I get the look of ' wtf? Do I know you?'
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Did a spot of waving this afternoon on the way from Derby to Leicester. There were several defenders about and all responded, especially one with a roof rack covered in lights just as I was coming back into town. It's all alive and well in the East Midlands.
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I can report that on my daily trek up the Cynon Valley I've now achieved a wave conversion rate of 100% when in Drover. Not quite as high when I'm in the mundane, because some of my waves don't know the car.
I have a regular 'crew' of wavees and a real hardcore of 'alright'ers if the traffic is slow enough.
Life is good - I just wish this airlock would feck off.
I have a regular 'crew' of wavees and a real hardcore of 'alright'ers if the traffic is slow enough.
Life is good - I just wish this airlock would feck off.
hehe i have one regular waver, a young lad in a 90 - he flashes his lights and gives me a thumbs up, cheers me up on the way to work
Bromsgrove Defender
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hehe i have one regular waver, a young lad in a 90 - he flashes his lights and gives me a thumbs up, cheers me up on the way to work
He might think he's pulled
Doubt it I'm old enough to be his mother
Maybe he likes the older more experienced type [emoji41]
I'm old, who said anything about experienced?! :lol:
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Bromsgrove Defender
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Oi.
Who nicked my smilies
Who nicked my smilies
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Doubt it I'm old enough to be his mother
don't say things like that, you're my age.. makes me feel old as
vilguy
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thats because you are!
bankz5152
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No one waved from Glasto to South London
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