Why We Wave
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#12
Thanks for sharing; great write-up by the author.
I'm 53, and I like the wave tradition. So many things in society today are seemingly designed to pit us against each other (race, religion, political views, etc.) Those things get ALL the press. "The Wave" is a small gesture that brings some of us closer together, and that's a good thing in a lot of ways.
I'm 53, and I like the wave tradition. So many things in society today are seemingly designed to pit us against each other (race, religion, political views, etc.) Those things get ALL the press. "The Wave" is a small gesture that brings some of us closer together, and that's a good thing in a lot of ways.
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#15
Cool read...nailed it right on the head. I always wave. For those that don't, I'll give them the benefit of the doubt, maybe they just don't feel comfortable letting go of the grip. Like one of my riding buddies here at work...Charlie never lets go of the handlebars, but he's one of the coolest dudes you'll ever meet.
#19
Good post. Good story But, still not gonna wave at you. I'm a nice guy. I can make converstion with anybody. I'm not better than anybody else out there. I just don't wave. Some people don't. I'll wave at a kid on the side of the road (or something like that), and I stop if it looks like somebody needs a hand, but I don't wave at a bike traveling in the opposite direction. Lots of people here are offended by that. No offense intended. Some people don't wave. I'm one of them. Enjoy your ride.
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