It was always said you could judge a man by his handshake and a limp weak handshake did not sit well for it's owner.
It’s been the most popular way to greet someone since medieval times but now handshaking may be dying out.
Knights would extend their hands to each other to show they were not holding a weapon and to keep a potential assailant at arm’s length.
But it seems this tradition is being consigned to history. Research shows that fewer than half of young people shake hands.
Teens are more likely to bump fists because they think it is less formal..
We still shake hands but then we are ol' fogies .... do you still greet with a handshake?
as we don't see each other that much). With business related greetings and good byes, and depending on the circumstances, I 
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who me, a dirty mind ..... what a shocking thing to say. You musta had a busy day and it just whizzed right past you !