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20 August 2005, 01:45 AM
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Originally Posted by Nick_Cat
Be careful though, it quickly becomes second nature and you'll find yourself wanting to wave when you're not in a Scooby as I've done in the wife's Corsa. I almost waved to a Scooby when I was hacking along on my mountain bike the other night
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20 August 2005, 08:16 AM
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Originally Posted by pedroartois
Hi Folks
Nice to be made so welcome into a forum occupied by such nice and often amusing people. Has anyone ever experienced the sound of a multitude of Scoobies all driving down the same street at the same time? I bet that would sound awesome and judging by the photos in one of the other topics 'a sight to behold'.
Nice to be made so welcome into a forum occupied by such nice and often amusing people. Has anyone ever experienced the sound of a multitude of Scoobies all driving down the same street at the same time? I bet that would sound awesome and judging by the photos in one of the other topics 'a sight to behold'.
A couple of years ago we went to a meet in Cambridge and as we went through this tiny village an old guy was digging his garden with a fork, We came into it at 30mph and their was about 10 of us, and the old guy stood their shaking his fist at us, so on the way put we gave it a right blast past him nearly knocked the old fella of his fork
and he started shouting and waving his fist at us again the look on his face was pricelessCheers
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20 August 2005, 10:05 AM
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Originally Posted by jimmy boo
I wave to all passing scoobs and 9 times out of 10 get one back although it always seems to be me to go first
Those that blank me tend to be the suited bussiness types or middle aged women in their wagons but they probably are not on here to know the ettiquete anyway
Driving through Ayr last week I waved at two Evo's within about 30 seconds of each other and got very enthusiastic waves back.........which was nice
Those that blank me tend to be the suited bussiness types or middle aged women in their wagons but they probably are not on here to know the ettiquete anyway
Driving through Ayr last week I waved at two Evo's within about 30 seconds of each other and got very enthusiastic waves back.........which was nice
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20 August 2005, 10:18 AM
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ive only had my classic two weeks and ive had 1 clasic flash and wave and 1 new age wave but also one classic blank me ? guess some people do and others dont perhaps its a shyness thing ?
21 August 2005, 01:22 AM
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Originally Posted by Horico
not everyone is an enthusiast type person.....not quite ready for that tag myself....but i'd say i'm into scoobs......
Oh and I wave when i remember.....
Oh and I wave when i remember.....
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