Congrats to Stu Jones - Florida Powerbat Club
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Stu runs a great show if you don't want to play by the rules there's plenty of water for anyone to go wipe themselves out in.
Just don't run us the fack over. Had same sh!t happen to me once, someone was over my boat with there beak, the arrow is still out on that!
Just don't run us the fack over. Had same sh!t happen to me once, someone was over my boat with there beak, the arrow is still out on that!
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There was a thread started last week (then poofed) by one of the guys who got DQ'd. He thought it was unfair since he spent money on the event, boat, insurance and upkeep that he goes to PR's to run fast. He felt things were going to be better at a competing PR organizers upcoming event.
I thought the MBS PR was one of the nicest events I have attended. The event was nicely put together, food was great for a poker run and everything went smoothly for 95% of the participants. I want to enjoy events like these not fear for my life when someone wants to run 150 MPH through the pack of boats. When people have been killed doing PR's the rules need to change to prevent it from happening again.
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Well said!
There was a thread started last week (then poofed) by one of the guys who got DQ'd. He thought it was unfair since he spent money on the event, boat, insurance and upkeep that he goes to PR's to run fast. He felt things were going to be better at a competing PR organizers upcoming event.
There was a thread started last week (then poofed) by one of the guys who got DQ'd. He thought it was unfair since he spent money on the event, boat, insurance and upkeep that he goes to PR's to run fast. He felt things were going to be better at a competing PR organizers upcoming event.
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Dave, I saw the article they did on you in the new issue of Poker Runs America. I showed the article to my wife, she said; "Oh yeah, I remember him, he's a nice guy."
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I guess anything below 100 is slow. These guys have to much money and no commonsense. I think everybody that goes 100+, thinks they're a good driver when in fact they just show how careless they are when they're flying through the SLOW boats. More carelessness, more regulation. This is not directed at first timers but at the morons who ruin it for everybody.
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I always found this picture amusing.
I agree with the safety comments, but not ALL of the 150+ crowd drives like asse$. I think it goes along with the rest of life that 10% of the people cause 90% of the problems.
I agree with the safety comments, but not ALL of the 150+ crowd drives like asse$. I think it goes along with the rest of life that 10% of the people cause 90% of the problems.
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Well said!
There was a thread started last week (then poofed) by one of the guys who got DQ'd. He thought it was unfair since he spent money on the event, boat, insurance and upkeep that he goes to PR's to run fast. He felt things were going to be better at a competing PR organizers upcoming event.
I thought the MBS PR was one of the nicest events I have attended. The event was nicely put together, food was great for a poker run and everything went smoothly for 95% of the participants. I want to enjoy events like these not fear for my life when someone wants to run 150 MPH through the pack of boats. When people have been killed doing PR's the rules need to change to prevent it from happening again.
There was a thread started last week (then poofed) by one of the guys who got DQ'd. He thought it was unfair since he spent money on the event, boat, insurance and upkeep that he goes to PR's to run fast. He felt things were going to be better at a competing PR organizers upcoming event.
I thought the MBS PR was one of the nicest events I have attended. The event was nicely put together, food was great for a poker run and everything went smoothly for 95% of the participants. I want to enjoy events like these not fear for my life when someone wants to run 150 MPH through the pack of boats. When people have been killed doing PR's the rules need to change to prevent it from happening again.
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Correcttion noted. I didn't mean everybody that drives 100 but the ones who are careless at it. I think at least the ones that can do this should be required to attend driving school though that will help only the ones WHO have some sense.