[source]My ex took the BRC, and they taught her the various waves.
You got the sportbike “I’m too cool.” wave. I fall in this group, but I’m actually far from cool.
BMW riders are too good to wave. If they do, it’s not friendly, just acknowledging you.
Goldwing riders put their hand all the way in the air because they’re so happy. And Missy, it’s not dorky.
Metric cruiser riders raise their arm and put it right back depending on the bike their encountering. They want to be too good for you, but do still wave.
Scooter riders don’t wave back, but instead give looks of disbelief wondering f you actually waved at them. Some then wave belatedly.
Harley riders wave with one finger, if they wave.
Newbies wave, they just don’t take their hand off the bars, they raise their fingers.
Don’t think less of me for this little bit of humor, I’m just repeating it. There’s one on another forum that’s funny about why people don’t wave, I’ll see if I can find it.
Category Archives: Conspiracy
9/11
[source]1. If the World Trade Center (WTC) towers were designed to withstand multiple impacts by Boeing 707 aircraft, why did the impact of individual 767s cause so much damage?
As stated in Section 5.3.2 of NIST NCSTAR 1, a document from the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey (PANYNJ) indicated that the impact of a [single, not multiple] Boeing 707 aircraft was analyzed during the design stage of the WTC towers. However, NIST investigators were unable to locate any documentation of the criteria and method used in the impact analysis and, therefore, were unable to verify the assertion that “… such collision would result in only local damage which could not cause collapse or substantial damage to the building.…”