Re: Examples of Poker Run Stupidity
At the risk of sounding harsh, I couldn't care less if someone wants to do themselves in. I just don't want to be hit head-on or broadside by some dic&head who's out of control. I doubt some drunk, chubby guy tossed off the back would even scuff the gel on my bottom.
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Re: Examples of Poker Run Stupidity
HHMMM the same people riding, like that will be the first to sue everyone, and use the "its not my fault, I' stupid"
As for dumb things during PR, I think a real question needs to be addressed, which is dumber, riding on th back of a 40mph boat, or boats running 140mph + crisscrossing paths during a PR. :( The above is why I no longer participate in PR. WILL |
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I wanted to start getting in to them small time of course first but i dont wanna have my boat smashed or hit some1 who is drunk and stupid
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Re: Examples of Poker Run Stupidity
Originally Posted by 27Fountain
The above is why I no longer participate in PR.
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stupid thing #1 - not being required by PR organizers to wear PFDs while on plane........
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Re: Examples of Poker Run Stupidity
Originally Posted by Chris Sunkin
At the risk of sounding harsh, I couldn't care less if someone wants to do themselves in. I just don't want to be hit head-on or broadside by some dic&head who's out of control. I doubt some drunk, chubby guy tossed off the back would even scuff the gel on my bottom.
Yeah......but death and mayhem caused by irresponsible boaters WILL effect all of us. Think Insurance Think Speed Limits and other unwelcome legislation aimed at powerboaters. :( |
Re: Examples of Poker Run Stupidity
In post #3 does she have her top off... :eek:
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Re: Examples of Poker Run Stupidity
Originally Posted by Superboat Guy
In post #3 does she have her top off... :eek:
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The lifejacket tied to the back of the boat is a classic. :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by DaveP
Kneeling on a sunpad while the boat is running? :rolleyes:
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