Do Turbo owners acknowledge Sport owners?
#1
Never really know what to do. Don't want to sound too Snobbish but what to fellow Turbo owners think?
I tended to get starnge looks when I have waved, so don't bother now, even the Kids now know to look for the Turbo bulge.:
Dicke C
I tended to get starnge looks when I have waved, so don't bother now, even the Kids now know to look for the Turbo bulge.:
Dicke C
#3
I will always wave once, (current sport owner); if u dont get
a reaction then dont bother waving to that car again.
There's always a chance they dont see you, iv'e missed a
few cos i'm simply concentrating on the drivin. Likewise
i suppose they are.
Mind you have had a few wierd looks in return after waving.
I would say about a third that i've seen give a wave.
The others probably arent really into the scooby scene at all,
its not that they're ignorant, they just need ejumucating.
a reaction then dont bother waving to that car again.
There's always a chance they dont see you, iv'e missed a
few cos i'm simply concentrating on the drivin. Likewise
i suppose they are.
Mind you have had a few wierd looks in return after waving.
I would say about a third that i've seen give a wave.
The others probably arent really into the scooby scene at all,
its not that they're ignorant, they just need ejumucating.
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I'm always too busy driving to wave at other people. I prefer to concentrate on that. If I'm stationary I'll give a acknowledging hand movement.
Can't work out how people wave, use phones, smoke, eat etc when driving, I thought the idea was to drive.
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I'm always too busy driving to wave at other people. I prefer to concentrate on that. If I'm stationary I'll give a acknowledging hand movement.
Can't work out how people wave, use phones, smoke, eat etc when driving, I thought the idea was to drive.
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Changing gear etc is part of my driving routine- spotting other owners and waving at them isn't as my concentration is taken up with roadcraft rather than manic waving.
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Changing gear etc is part of my driving routine- spotting other owners and waving at them isn't as my concentration is taken up with roadcraft rather than manic waving.
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This will sound poor, but I find it harder to see Sports - mainly because I'm trained to look for the scoop. I have managed to wave to a few - but they seemed to be housewifes for some reason??
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I think about 1 in 50 sport drivers wave but then again a lot turbo owners dont as well . Its the dumbing down soap opera society we live in . How come every impreza owner I meet has never heard of scoobynet and has "chipped" 320bhp impreza LOL.
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Being a sport owner and a Forester owner I wave and flash at turbo and non turbo models, however if you are driving in most towns between 8.15 and 9.00 most week day mornings, most of the drivers of scoobies are mums on the school run,who think that if you wave at them you are some kind of perv. Why drive such a powerful car on a 3 mile round trip twice a day, you probably never get above 3rd gear
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I waved the other week to someone coming out of Mansfield (Notts) in a new STi8 and they didn't return. As I got closer it was an old white haired lady 60-70! The aging of today - no manners!
Likewise I tend to look for the scoop first, so i've usually missed sport owners before I notice!
[Edited by Monday Lad - 4/14/2003 11:59:54 PM]
Likewise I tend to look for the scoop first, so i've usually missed sport owners before I notice!
[Edited by Monday Lad - 4/14/2003 11:59:54 PM]
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Got my Turbo about 2 months ago and was amazed at getting flashed and waved at by other scooby owners, never had that before in any other car I've owned..
With regard to waving at sport owners, I'm usually going too fast to check what it is!!
With regard to waving at sport owners, I'm usually going too fast to check what it is!!
#17
Firstly, basal-Lobe, I have looked at a couple of your posts and I've noticed that you really only post on here to moan so why bother.
Secondly, I'm a Sport owner, ofcourse I wish I had a turbo, but alas my mums will money wouldn't stretch that far, but I love my sport and me and my hubby have worked very hard at doing it up.
We have always waved at other scoobys, Sports, like us, and Turbo. The only ones who don't wave tend to be people who aren't really interested in other cars, or stuck up their own ars*es or concentrating very hard. So, I think you should acknowledge us sports!!
Secondly, I'm a Sport owner, ofcourse I wish I had a turbo, but alas my mums will money wouldn't stretch that far, but I love my sport and me and my hubby have worked very hard at doing it up.
We have always waved at other scoobys, Sports, like us, and Turbo. The only ones who don't wave tend to be people who aren't really interested in other cars, or stuck up their own ars*es or concentrating very hard. So, I think you should acknowledge us sports!!
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I recently purchased an impreza sport and find most scooby drivers acknowledge a friendly wave but those who don't tend not to have seen me. I find flashing gets noticed more but be careful, tried that once and an elderly lady pulling out of the petrol station I was approaching thought I was letting her out! A good test of the breaks at least!
Alex
Alex
#20
If it takes all of your concentration to work the steering wheel and gear stick, to the exclusion of all else maybe you should take the bus.
If you can't spot other scoobies then you also can't spot push bikes, motor bikes, police cars or that child about to step out onto the road. So its probably time to give up your licence.
If you can't spot other scoobies then you also can't spot push bikes, motor bikes, police cars or that child about to step out onto the road. So its probably time to give up your licence.
#22
Why on earth would I want to wave at the losers who posted on this thread saying "don't be miserable".
As for waving at sport owners I wouldn't bother, ditto Justy owners who are in the same category in my book.
edited to remove offensive comments.
[Edited by basal_lobe - 4/15/2003 9:36:31 AM]
As for waving at sport owners I wouldn't bother, ditto Justy owners who are in the same category in my book.
edited to remove offensive comments.
[Edited by basal_lobe - 4/15/2003 9:36:31 AM]
#23
If you are concentrating so hard on the road and driving not to have the spare capacity to spot a very recognisable shape of car (you shuold be familiar with since you have one), then are you aware of what is behind you, alongside you, the motorbike that has been following but is now in your blind spot, the ambulance with flashing lights trying to get past for the last few miles.........
I'm not having a go, but if so much concentration is taken up by just driving then maybe you are going too fast! and the scoob is not the car for you. Maybe a Robin Reliant would be better.
Here's looking out for all you scoob drivers for a wave!!!
Carlos
ps. this is meant in jest for all those who can't resist biting and getting on their high horse and don't understand banter!!!!
I'm not having a go, but if so much concentration is taken up by just driving then maybe you are going too fast! and the scoob is not the car for you. Maybe a Robin Reliant would be better.
Here's looking out for all you scoob drivers for a wave!!!
Carlos
ps. this is meant in jest for all those who can't resist biting and getting on their high horse and don't understand banter!!!!
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Marky-San wrote:
Those are the best ones to wave at
I have managed to wave to a few - but they seemed to be housewifes for some reason??
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I was only joking about the concentration thing
This would save folk getting reeled in and would stop you coming across like Pete Lewis in a bad mood
Paul
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"As for waving at sport owners I wouldn't bother, ditto Justy owners who are in the same category in my book."
I want a Turbo but do not have the cash for one so just because I ONLY have a sport this puts me low on your list?!
To be honest you sound quite nasty and I wouldn't want you to wave at me anyway!! Plus if your always on the phone then you don't have much consideration for other road users anyway!!
I want a Turbo but do not have the cash for one so just because I ONLY have a sport this puts me low on your list?!
To be honest you sound quite nasty and I wouldn't want you to wave at me anyway!! Plus if your always on the phone then you don't have much consideration for other road users anyway!!
#30
hey scoobybraids.....your not low on my list at all. Your names not even down on the list as you drive a sport.
Get a proper scoob then I can ignore you in that too! All these sad numpties waving at each other-LOL.
Get a proper scoob then I can ignore you in that too! All these sad numpties waving at each other-LOL.