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..been driving your "other" car, saw a vette and instinctively waved? Only to have the vette driver look at you with the "do I know you expression"?
Ok, not a deep subject but just wondering. I have caught myself on more than one occassion waving at another vette while I was not in a vette. It happened to me today while I was driving my vette and a driver of a Lexus waved as we passed. Got me thinking that maybe he owns a vette also and just naturally waved.
Anyway, just curious if anyone else has caught themselves doing this to. Yeah, I know, I have to much time on my hands!
I do it all the time - intentionally. But when you drive the same route every day at about the same time and you see the same Vette coming toward you and you wave with a "V" sign, I think after a while the other fellow catches on and now he waves back. BTW, I'm usually in my DD - a Saturn! Most of the time the Vette drivers just look puzzled as you go by.
Yes Yes Yes! Thank God I'm not the only one. The almost instinctive now. I realize what I just did when they look at me funny and then its like one of those airline commercials-- wanna get away!!
Yes, after I wave I think "what the heck?"..when they just pass on by, then remember I am in the van or Taco.
Everyone ought to wave to anyone who waves at them!!! LOL
I purposely give a wave or the peace sign about 3/4 of the time when driving my other cars. I have gotten waves while in the Vette from people in other types of cars. Figured they owned a Vette also.
Just today I had a guy driving a Durango (at an intersection) give me the wave.
I waved back, he laughed and gave me the thumbs up. I figured he forgot he wasn't in his vette!
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