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Re: What's the standard greeting/acknowledgement when seeing another z on the road?
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Originally Posted by IVOZ06
I wave to all vette but if they see me and do not wave back then I give them a different kind of salute...
Yes exactly! Only I use Pitt's technique of driving with my knee so I can flip them off with BOTH hands. I think people who don't wave back, imagine that their Corvette somehow makes them better than every one else. This attitude is more commonly known as "small penis syndrome."
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Re: What's the standard greeting/acknowledgement when seeing another z on the road?
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Originally Posted by UVETTYA
...technique of driving with my knee so I can flip them off with BOTH hands.
See? There's your problem right there. I wouldn't bother to even acknowledge a Z owner who's so lax about the care of their car that they don't have it aligned so that it'd pretty much drive itself. What's with the "knee" thing? I mean, doesn't your car track straight enough you could put both feet up on the dashboard, too? Mine sure does.
But of course, letting go of the wheel means I can't swerve in to the lane of the oncoming Corvette. And seeing as how that swerve thing *is* my own personal "signature" greeting, if we ever meet you'll just have to trust me that if I wanted to, instead of swerving in to your lane, I *could* just as easily put both feet up on the dash while simultaneously giving you a two-fisted bird, and the car would drive itself!
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Re: What's the standard greeting/acknowledgement when seeing another z on the road?
I always make sure to wave. There are a few corvettes here in town and I am sure to wave at them when I see them. None of them are Z's though. I voted for the simple wave.
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