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By *asual777 OP   Man
over a year ago

i travel all over

When driving through your local suburb/village/town/street/lane wave or smile at people ? Even if you don’t know them ?

I do locally all the time . Also when driving through small villages . I wonder what others make of this . Friendly or a bit OTT

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By *ay_Gatsby_D4Man
over a year ago

Ballsbridge, City Centre

I live in the big schmoke so I can’t be doing to everyone but I always be sure to give the nod or a hello to any old fogey I walk past

That being said, I think blanking people in the office corridor when you’re walking past each other is a crime against humanity

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I live in the big schmoke so I can’t be doing to everyone but I always be sure to give the nod or a hello to any old fogey I walk past

That being said, I think blanking people in the office corridor when you’re walking past each other is a crime against humanity"

What about the 6th time in 15 minutes..... that conundrum fries my brain

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I say hello to people when im walking quite a bit

My gran used to be like that. Most of the time ill get a response.

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By *angtasticallyMan
over a year ago

Drogheda

Nice to be friendly

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By *ay_Gatsby_D4Man
over a year ago

Ballsbridge, City Centre


"I live in the big schmoke so I can’t be doing to everyone but I always be sure to give the nod or a hello to any old fogey I walk past

That being said, I think blanking people in the office corridor when you’re walking past each other is a crime against humanity

What about the 6th time in 15 minutes..... that conundrum fries my brain"

Yeah multiple encounters is a moral no mans land.

I think as long as you acknowledge their existence at least once then you’re in the clear

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By *eralt80Man
over a year ago

cork

Sometimes I would but anytime someone leaves me out into traffic I would give a wave.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I live in the big schmoke so I can’t be doing to everyone but I always be sure to give the nod or a hello to any old fogey I walk past

That being said, I think blanking people in the office corridor when you’re walking past each other is a crime against humanity

What about the 6th time in 15 minutes..... that conundrum fries my brain"

Introduced myself to someone in the building who id hardly met in 4 months. Bumped into her every day for a week after.... became a bit of a joke tbh!

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By *asual777 OP   Man
over a year ago

i travel all over

One of the offices I work in has a crazy long corridor . I feel a sense of panic sometimes walking the 10 seconds until we meet in the middle if its someone I don’t know well . Thank fuck for mobiles and windows giving me something to stare at meanwhile

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By *ofusplusCouple
over a year ago

Manchester


"I live in the big schmoke so I can’t be doing to everyone but I always be sure to give the nod or a hello to any old fogey I walk past

That being said, I think blanking people in the office corridor when you’re walking past each other is a crime against humanity"

Would you give 'the nod' to this old fogey?

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By *ichael McCarthyMan
over a year ago

Lucan

Ah sure look..

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By *rmrs1234Couple
over a year ago

Waterford

I miss living in the village where i grew up. Everyone waved at everyone. Pass older people out walking and even if they didnt know you they always gave a wave

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By *ogladyWoman
over a year ago

The bog

I'm from Tue bog so everyone salutes everyone...aslo if someone pulls in to let me pass I always put on my hazard lights to thank them and they always flash there lights back as a your welcome..

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By *ay_Gatsby_D4Man
over a year ago

Ballsbridge, City Centre


"I live in the big schmoke so I can’t be doing to everyone but I always be sure to give the nod or a hello to any old fogey I walk past

That being said, I think blanking people in the office corridor when you’re walking past each other is a crime against humanity

Would you give 'the nod' to this old fogey? "

You’d be getting more than a nod

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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago

somewhere

I love when I'm walking through a big office corridor and someone is a bit behind but going same direction

I hold the door open and watch them walk faster to be polite to me for holding the door...great craic

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By *indenMan
over a year ago

Naas which is South West of Dublin


"When driving through your local suburb/village/town/street/lane wave or smile at people ? Even if you don’t know them ?

I do locally all the time . Also when driving through small villages . I wonder what others make of this . Friendly or a bit OTT "

Me too, perfectly normal in small towns/villages, particularly your home town/village, you’d be branded a snob if you didn’t….

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I do it locally. I find it happens even more the further I get from Dublin. Love doing it while another county even walking. Maybe just feel like I'm on holidays.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Always! It’s nice to be nice…and it’s a small gesture that can mean a lot.

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By *ofusplusCouple
over a year ago

Manchester


"I live in the big schmoke so I can’t be doing to everyone but I always be sure to give the nod or a hello to any old fogey I walk past

That being said, I think blanking people in the office corridor when you’re walking past each other is a crime against humanity

Would you give 'the nod' to this old fogey?

You’d be getting more than a nod "

An auld wink too?

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By *ay_Gatsby_D4Man
over a year ago

Ballsbridge, City Centre


"I live in the big schmoke so I can’t be doing to everyone but I always be sure to give the nod or a hello to any old fogey I walk past

That being said, I think blanking people in the office corridor when you’re walking past each other is a crime against humanity

Would you give 'the nod' to this old fogey?

You’d be getting more than a nod

An auld wink too? "

And the rest....

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

It would be like crocodile Dundee arriving in New York in the bigger cities.

In the countryside, in small villages and at the quieter beaches a nod or salute is almost customery, might even say there s something wrong with your man, or they must be out with me over something if you did nt get the salute

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"When driving through your local suburb/village/town/street/lane wave or smile at people ? Even if you don’t know them ?

I do locally all the time . Also when driving through small villages . I wonder what others make of this . Friendly or a bit OTT "

Not being from any of the parishes up and down this country, and also doing a fair amount on travelling for work… I love the nod/finger raise/head tilt/general eye contact that exists in the country. Always try to engage as I drive around…

I also almost always wave at neighbours on my way in and out of the estate where I live…. It’s likely they think I’m way too friendly… kind of a Truman show blow in as I take the trash cans in from the curb… (using my mother tongue).

Office greetings…. What’s an office… am petrified of office etiquette when that returns.

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By *aint_or_SinnerWoman
over a year ago

South County Dublin


"When driving through your local suburb/village/town/street/lane wave or smile at people ? Even if you don’t know them ?

I do locally all the time . Also when driving through small villages . I wonder what others make of this . Friendly or a bit OTT "

When my family first arrived in Ireland back in the 80s, living in the middle of nowhere or the arse of beyond as I like to call it , my mother literally sat behind the wheel of the car with 2 fingers lifted off the steering wheel in salute because everyone you drove past greeted or waved in some way. Something that we as city slickers were not accustomed to! It makes me smile to this day. The rural community of Ireland.

I have to admit I have a tendency to be lost in thought, in la la land, so I'd probably even walk/drive past my closest friends without realising and I do live in a bigger town...but when I am more conscious of my surroundings, Id like to say I have a smile on my face for people

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By *razySexyCoolCorkWoman
over a year ago

Cork

I always do and I say hello when passing people on the street that look in my direction. Nicest costs nothing and you can see the affect it has on some people

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"When driving through your local suburb/village/town/street/lane wave or smile at people ? Even if you don’t know them ?

I do locally all the time . Also when driving through small villages . I wonder what others make of this . Friendly or a bit OTT "

Yup..l would...my late Dad always said it's " courtesy of the road " ..

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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago

Newry Down

You're essentially articulating the changes that have taken place in most societies over the past fifty plus years; increased urbanisation leads to growing anonymity; people are naturally inclined to be friendly within their local group whom they know, but urbanisation means you don't know your neighbour or people you pass by.

We have lost a lot in the so-called process of development.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

When out for a walk due to my stranger danger rules, I'll never initiate the nod or hello but I would reciprocate

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By *ussyhoundMan
over a year ago

Dungannon

When driving I do flash the lights and have at people for a bit of fun and banter. And when I go for a walk I do interact with people also.

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By *ilthyNightsCouple
over a year ago

East / North, Cork

In my local village yes I do. If I'm somewhere bigger... usually only if gesturing in traffic or very close in a lift, or if we shared a smile

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Depends if I know someone or not. Having lived away from my town for 15 odd years I don’t really know anyone anymore here but like you I’d acknowledge anyone that I do know.

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By *oxtrotTangoLoveMan
over a year ago

monkstown/kentstown


"When driving through your local suburb/village/town/street/lane wave or smile at people ? Even if you don’t know them ?

I do locally all the time . Also when driving through small villages . I wonder what others make of this . Friendly or a bit OTT "

Its not OTT, I do it all the time when I'm passing through a village and 99% the wave back!

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By *elle xWoman
over a year ago

Doire Theas

I smile and wave at everyone

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By *kipper9999Man
over a year ago

west cork

Same in West cork !

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By *al2001Man
over a year ago

kildare

I give every car i meet on my road the single finger salute with my steering hand,if i know them or not.

Some traditions are sacred

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By *tmostakiss1Man
over a year ago

DC


"I smile and wave at everyone "

It’s a Derry thing isn’t it lol

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