Booney wrote:I don't like people who wave.
I also hate waves, littorally speaking.
Booney wrote:I don't like people who wave.
Magellan wrote:Booney wrote:I don't like people who wave.
I also hate waves, littorally speaking.
bennymacca wrote:Magellan wrote:Booney wrote:I don't like people who wave.
I also hate waves, littorally speaking.
very good, take a Bow
Lightning McQueen wrote:Footy Chick wrote:Lightning McQueen wrote:The "courtesy wave" no longer exists with today's motorists when you let them in.
There's a shitload of road users not getting Christmas cards from me this year.
I ALWAYS wave and yes, itsvery frustrating when people dont do the same
It's wearing thin, I sometimes try and get next to them, wind my window down and yell ''Where's my f**king wave?".
HH3 wrote:Driving to Bendigo to play gridiron there, the Sunraysia Hwy goes down to one shared lane width for both directions for a fair few Kms.
Not one c**t waved when I pulled over for them, so by the sixth or seventh car I was pissed off. Didn't pull over for anyone else after that in the next 5 trips.
heater31 wrote:Lightning McQueen wrote:Footy Chick wrote:Lightning McQueen wrote:The "courtesy wave" no longer exists with today's motorists when you let them in.
There's a shitload of road users not getting Christmas cards from me this year.
I ALWAYS wave and yes, itsvery frustrating when people dont do the same
It's wearing thin, I sometimes try and get next to them, wind my window down and yell ''Where's my f**king wave?".
I do a bit of country driving for work these days and where I'm from we have a habit of raising our index finger to a passing vehicle. Doesn't matter if we know the person in the other car or not it's just the done thing. Barely get a response from anyone!
So if you are driving south or West of Whyalla raise your finger you ****
heater31 wrote:Lightning McQueen wrote:Footy Chick wrote:Lightning McQueen wrote:The "courtesy wave" no longer exists with today's motorists when you let them in.
There's a shitload of road users not getting Christmas cards from me this year.
I ALWAYS wave and yes, itsvery frustrating when people dont do the same
It's wearing thin, I sometimes try and get next to them, wind my window down and yell ''Where's my f**king wave?".
I do a bit of country driving for work these days and where I'm from we have a habit of raising our index finger to a passing vehicle. Doesn't matter if we know the person in the other car or not it's just the done thing. Barely get a response from anyone!
So if you are driving south or West of Whyalla raise your finger you ****
Footy Chick wrote:heater31 wrote:Lightning McQueen wrote:Footy Chick wrote:[quote="Lightning McQueen"]The "courtesy wave" no longer exists with today's motorists when you let them in.
There's a shitload of road users not getting Christmas cards from me this year.
I ALWAYS wave and yes, itsvery frustrating when people dont do the same
It's wearing thin, I sometimes try and get next to them, wind my window down and yell ''Where's my f**king wave?".
I do a bit of country driving for work these days and where I'm from we have a habit of raising our index finger to a passing vehicle. Doesn't matter if we know the person in the other car or not it's just the done thing. Barely get a response from anyone!
So if you are driving south or West of Whyalla raise your finger you ****
Magellan wrote:bennymacca wrote:Magellan wrote:Booney wrote:I don't like people who wave.
I also hate waves, littorally speaking.
very good, take a Bow
Thanks, very kind of you bennymacca. I feel like I deserve a fancy tidal, like rear admiral.
Johno6 wrote:if I let someone in and they don't wave I honk them,
one of my biggest pet peeves
acknowledge me ****!!
Grenville wrote:Magellan wrote:Thanks, very kind of you bennymacca. I feel like I deserve a fancy tidal, like rear admiral.
To celebrate your newfound tidal have a Dutch Rudder.
Magellan wrote:Grenville wrote:Magellan wrote:Thanks, very kind of you bennymacca. I feel like I deserve a fancy tidal, like rear admiral.
To celebrate your newfound tidal have a Dutch Rudder.
Nice one, Grenville, didn't think you were able to pull it off.
Typical of the Dutch, really. What's the name of their capital - Handsterjam?
Grenville wrote:Magellan wrote:Grenville wrote:Magellan wrote:Thanks, very kind of you bennymacca. I feel like I deserve a fancy tidal, like rear admiral.
To celebrate your newfound tidal have a Dutch Rudder.
Nice one, Grenville, didn't think you were able to pull it off.
Typical of the Dutch, really. What's the name of their capital - Handsterjam?
Their propensity for plugging dykes is somewhat fishy.
mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Blackout at Osborne so currently working by my phone's torch....
Armchair expert wrote:Such a great club are Geelong
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