A Tight Knit Fellowship (If You will)

[Archametes]

Went from Red Hook, NY to New Paltz and back... saw 5 other WRX / STi's , waved at all and got 4 waves back my 11 years old son told his mom that it was the best part of the week! Later she called me and said he was waving at EVERY Subaru he saw on their way home LOL

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[Ampliified]

I always wave!!

[seeuarndjimmy]

i'm the new generation and i don't wave, unless someone waves/nods at me haha

[DemonWRX]

Hm, I reacll there have been quite a number of complaints about water getting in the sunroof while parked. Maybe this car is made to be DRIVEN ?...

I think you might be on to something there Watson.

FWIW, I have only had one leak, when I went through an automated carwash (GASP! Sacrilege I know) with the sunroof in the 'up' position my mistake.....oops

i'm the new generation and i don't wave, unless someone waves/nods at me haha

So the bad rep is all your fault!

[WRidesX]

So the bad rep is all your fault!

[Shake&Bake]

I always wave when I see a WRX, and most will always wave back. I'm not always the first to wave either. Seems like around the area I live their is a strong WRX/STi community. Which might explain why it was so hard to find a clean WRX in the first place.

[Ampliified]

I'm gonna drive around all day today waving at older subies in my stink eye and see how many of them wave back! Gotta fix the stink eye rep!

[xFalleNx]

I always wave, and generally get waves back 90% of the time....and then my fiance calls me gay...

[DemonWRX]

I always wave, and generally get waves back 90% of the time....and then my fiance calls me gay...

When she does, call her a beard....problem solved

[xFalleNx]

a beard?...

[WRidesX]

I always wave, and generally get waves back 90% of the time....and then my fiance calls me gay...

My girlfriend doesn't understand either, so it's okay. I decided to go troll a car show the other day (mostly filled with muscles and classics) and on the way out I caught eyes with another WRX driver heading the opposite direction; just as predicted, we each gave the head nod. In fact, his car was full and they all looked over at the same time, some of them pointing.

[DemonWRX]

a beard?...

As per the Urban Dictionary:

Beard:

1. Any opposite sex escort taken to an event in an effort to give a homosexual person the appearance of being out on a date with a person of the opposite sex.
ex: Half of the women on the red carpet at the movie premier were not real dates, but beards.

2. A man or woman used as a cover for a gay partner
ex. poor Jenny, she has no idea that she's been Allen's beard for the past 5 years

3. The term 'Beard' is used to describe a person who is being used by another person to cover something up. This can range from gay men using a girlfriend as a beard to make people think he is straight, or someone using a friend to make people think they are hanging out with them when really they are with someone else.

4. A common word used to address a homosexual's female friend who he takes around town; he normally calls this companion his "girlfriend" to prove to the world that he is a masculine, football watching, titty grabbing heterosexual male. Although, he may think that this so called 'image' is working, he's actually fooling himself. It's completely obvious to on-lookers that he is a flamboyant homo. Gayer than a chihuahua in pink shades.

[RayfieldsWRX]

It would be fun to drive around in my bugeye in early 2002 for a day or two again. Wide-eyed kids at traffic lights, fresh from their session of Gran Turismo, thinking I had a rally car bro...other bugeye drivers would occasionally pull over and we'd stand there like goofs on the side of the road, talking about our cars.

My wife would get a kick out of drivers from other makes (notably Evo's) that would look over at us with hostility. We'd just laugh. That seemed to make them madder.

[Soobvirgin]

I always wave, and generally get waves back 90% of the time....and then my fiance calls me gay...

My wife totally gets it. Too much. She drives an Outback and every time she sees another Subaru - whatever model - on the road, she has to yell, "Soobie!" in a high pitched voice. Every. Single. Time.

So I just don't go anywhere with her anymore. Problem solved

[Calvinball]

It would be fun to drive around in my bugeye in early 2002 for a day or two again. Wide-eyed kids at traffic lights, fresh from their session of Gran Turismo, thinking I had a rally car bro...other bugeye drivers would occasionally pull over and we'd stand there like goofs on the side of the road, talking about our cars.

My wife would get a kick out of drivers from other makes (notably Evo's) that would look over at us with hostility. We'd just laugh. That seemed to make them madder.

Ray, you gots to drive outside of the retirement community, they're all jaded in there! I still get people staring from the sidewalk, even in 2012, with my stinkeye!

I had a nice convo with a guy in an evo yesterday. I pulled next to him at one light and gave a thumbs up, which was reciprocated (waiting for that one to be fixquoted by Anthony...)

A couple lights later, we're next to each other again and he tells me that he really wanted a wrx, but couldn't find one and got the evo instead.