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Etiquette of the wave
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23 Mar 2018 08:54 #190782
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I received a wave from a Landy driver the other day when I was in my Jimny 
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24 Mar 2018 23:48 #190832
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Ha! The AA salute was a thinly disguised warning of a police speed trap - only in those days it must have been based on the policeman's judgment of your speed, and how fast he believed you were going!
IF IT AINT BROKE, KEEP FIXING IT UNTIL IT IS
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helijohn wrote:
Max Headroom wrote: A word of caution however.
Yes I believe the AA stopped the salute after they felt that it was too risky on the road.
Ha! The AA salute was a thinly disguised warning of a police speed trap - only in those days it must have been based on the policeman's judgment of your speed, and how fast he believed you were going!
IF IT AINT BROKE, KEEP FIXING IT UNTIL IT IS
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25 Mar 2018 00:16 #190835
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Yes that rings a bell.
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Max Headroom wrote:
helijohn wrote:
Max Headroom wrote: A word of caution however.
Yes I believe the AA stopped the salute after they felt that it was too risky on the road.
Ha! The AA salute was a thinly disguised warning of a police speed trap - only in those days it must have been based on the policeman's judgment of your speed, and how fast he believed you were going!
Yes that rings a bell.
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