I have to say I do. But it is rather hit and miss as to whether it is an appropriate wave, or an inappropriate one.
While I've been benched I've been living in London, and my inflatable rib-like thing has been on the Thames between Greenwich and Mortlake.
I've found that if I pass a gaggle of babes I can wave at them and they'll laugh and wave back. I think it gives them a cheap thrill
And if it is pack of blokes they'll give a cheerful "give it some welly!" (even if I'm already doing 18 mph the top speed).
But it is individual blokes who look at me with some mild interest. I wave - and they give me an evil stare. That didn't go too well
How can you tell whether a from-river wave is going to be a winner, or a loser?
While I've been benched I've been living in London, and my inflatable rib-like thing has been on the Thames between Greenwich and Mortlake.
I've found that if I pass a gaggle of babes I can wave at them and they'll laugh and wave back. I think it gives them a cheap thrill
And if it is pack of blokes they'll give a cheerful "give it some welly!" (even if I'm already doing 18 mph the top speed).
But it is individual blokes who look at me with some mild interest. I wave - and they give me an evil stare. That didn't go too well
How can you tell whether a from-river wave is going to be a winner, or a loser?
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