Thread: the wave?

We went to the Expo Sunday, waved at every Landy we saw, got 2 back, one by Bundalene on the Forum and one by a couple we were speaking to at the Expo(waved goodbye as we drove by)

We even pulled along side a D1 and waved, nothing, never even turned his head to look at us and were ignored by the rest, and, all of them were going to the Expo

2 waves from more than 10 or more Landies

I gave it one more try and it failed, so back to giving the backwards peace sign, so if you see a grey D4 with mods and you get (I don't do the Yank single finger) the twin finger "thats me"

BTW great to catch up with everyone we saw, it was a great day

Baz.

Maybe we should have some kind of demerit point system for confirmed AULRO members who don't wave.


Each failure to wave at other LRs could be 3 demerit points.


When you reach 6 demerit points within any 3 year period, you get an official warning.


If you reach 12 demerit points within any 3 year period, you lose your aulro membership for 3 months, unless you take the 1 point option, where you have to wave at every car on the road for a whole year.


Failure to render assistance to another LR owner who has run into trouble could be 6 demerit points.


Playing Justin Bieber or One Direction on an LR stereo - instant loss of membership for 12 months.

Originally Posted by Rich84

Maybe we should have some kind of demerit point system for confirmed AULRO members who don't wave.


Each failure to wave at other LRs could be 3 demerit points.


When you reach 6 demerit points within any 3 year period, you get an official warning.


If you reach 12 demerit points within any 3 year period, you lose your aulro membership for 3 months, unless you take the 1 point option, where you have to wave at every car on the road for a whole year.


Failure to render assistance to another LR owner who has run into trouble could be 6 demerit points.


Playing Justin Bieber or One Direction on an LR stereo - instant loss of membership for 12 months.

How would you know they're an AULRO member?

Originally Posted by Rich84

Maybe we should have some kind of demerit point system for confirmed AULRO members who don't wave.


Each failure to wave at other LRs could be 3 demerit points.


When you reach 6 demerit points within any 3 year period, you get an official warning.


If you reach 12 demerit points within any 3 year period, you lose your aulro membership for 3 months, unless you take the 1 point option, where you have to wave at every car on the road for a whole year.


Failure to render assistance to another LR owner who has run into trouble could be 6 demerit points.


Playing Justin Bieber or One Direction on an LR stereo - instant loss of membership for 12 months.

Great idea...and very nice of you to volunteer to administer the system for Inc..

Originally Posted by Redback

We went to the Expo Sunday, waved at every Landy we saw, got 2 back, one by Bundalene on the Forum and one by a couple we were speaking to at the Expo(waved goodbye as we drove by)

We even pulled along side a D1 and waved, nothing, never even turned his head to look at us and were ignored by the rest, and, all of them were going to the Expo

2 waves from more than 10 or more Landies

I gave it one more try and it failed, so back to giving the backwards peace sign, so if you see a grey D4 with mods and you get (I don't do the Yank single finger) the twin finger "thats me"

BTW great to catch up with everyone we saw, it was a great day

Baz.

Hey Baz - you're bound to get a wave from Bundalene.

I have it on good authority that Erich & Sheila have been seen waving at Land Rovers from a blue Toyota in Broome .................

Originally Posted by BMKal

Hey Baz - you're bound to get a wave from Bundalene.

I have it on good authority that Erich & Sheila have been seen waving at Land Rovers from a blue Toyota in Broome .................

That's because Erich and Sheila are good people

Baz.

Aren't ALL AULROians good people?

The ones we have met certainly are anyhow.....and that bloke in Broome who drives around in a blue Toyota is a good person as well

Well, I got a wave from a nicely kitted out Defender this morning.

What a great way to start the day.

Cheers,
Jon