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I have been known to wave. But in my defense. Around where I live it seems like everyone waves. Cages to cages, cages to pedestrians, bikes to bikes, motorcycles to motorcycles or any combination of the mentioned.
Last edited by xFreebirdx; May 9, 2011 at 05:55 AM.
Reason: speeling
I do wave but only to stray animals on the side of the road (except for today I gave a deer the finger for edging too close to the pavement). Sometimes I'll give a cat the thumbs up because I like cats a lot!
I think it's dumb myself, but I will usually return a wave if I am looking their way. It's anoying when a large crowd (50+ bikes) come in the opposing direction and they all wave, cause you look like a ***** if you don't, and a fool if you hold your arm out for a couple of minutes.
Let's try waving with our RIGHT hands for a change!!!!!!!!
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