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Oops sorry. Must be thinking of someone else, then.
it's 110slut you're thinking off, or that other one 110scankywhore not me
Oops sorry. Must be thinking of someone else, then.
No one waves to the Japanese Harley lookalike bikes.
Im sorry im going to have to correct you, THE WAVE is GERMAN !!!! It was Ferdinand Porsche who started it and ever since then ANYTHING with the VW badge ( Porsches and Audis incl) has been a object to wave at, Same rules apply thou, apart from doggers will follow another dogger for no reason than just to admire more often than not end up going in totally the wrong direction.
Got to ask thou. Any one waved when their a passanger in another car and or in another car ?????
i alway's wave to the car that just cut me up normally one finger wave possibly two now and again a full fist in a cupped sort of way am i doing it right????
thank you for your reply i will remember thatforks is best
i alway's wave to the car that just cut me up normally one finger wave possibly two now and again a full fist in a cupped sort of way am i doing it right????
I suspect a large fuel bill may be the only way to go.I wave all the time but because I have a standard disco2 nobody ever waves back, :frusty: Untill yesterday, when I had car trailer with a series3 109 saffari on the back, Then just about everyone waved back, I would like to continue getting waves, so does this mean I have tow the series3 with all the time my fuel bill will be huge!!
I suspect a large fuel bill may be the only way to go.
Have you considered knocking up a 1 to 1 scale model of a series 3 out of plywood to tow around with you? Should be lighter than a real S3 so cheaper on the old fuel but you'll still get the waves.
right - think the wave etiquette for series and defenders is well established but have an add on question.............
in public car parks, supermarkets etc 'fenders & series tend in my experience to gravitate towards each other when parking so you an end up next door to another one.
whilst it is perfectly acceptable to wave at each other whilst passing driving there seems to be a bit of a unclear etiquette when face to face with each other
if you greet him with a cheery wave and a hello you look like you've escaped from the local bin. If you ignore him you look like a surley bad tempered old cow
Then you have to factor in that most of the landies I see are driven by fellas and if you start smirking at strange blokes in car parks they tend to think you're a raving nympho
so come on then - whats the best way to handle this situation
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