40 Skater challenges 41 Apache in the rough!
01-13-2013 | 11:50 AM
#641
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From: Wichita, KS
Cheeee...mang... are you kidding?
I love those old school babes, especially the ones who take care of themselves.
WW and Kemo are two of my all time favs.
Also, Mister Thumper, sir- if I may...
all due respect to you Lake Michigan guys, but-
I take exception to your comments regarding 'wake jump photo shoots'.
Speaking for myself, that particular day on Grand Lake was the most memorable for me ever on any water by a long shot.
Imagine sitting on the swim platform of a cruiser
with a dozen of the baddest boats you will ever see in your life
running right at you nonstop for a couple of hours.
I guarantee you was a religious experience.
The memory of that day only gets sweeter with time.
I love those old school babes, especially the ones who take care of themselves.
WW and Kemo are two of my all time favs.
Also, Mister Thumper, sir- if I may...
all due respect to you Lake Michigan guys, but-
I take exception to your comments regarding 'wake jump photo shoots'.
Speaking for myself, that particular day on Grand Lake was the most memorable for me ever on any water by a long shot.
Imagine sitting on the swim platform of a cruiser
with a dozen of the baddest boats you will ever see in your life
running right at you nonstop for a couple of hours.
I guarantee you was a religious experience.
The memory of that day only gets sweeter with time.
01-14-2013 | 12:32 PM
#642
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From: Lake of the ozarks
"[QUOTE=jayboat;3847376]
Also, Mister Thumper, sir- if I may...
all due respect to you Lake Michigan guys, but-
I take exception to your comments regarding 'wake jump photo shoots'.
Speaking for myself, that particular day on Grand Lake was the most memorable for me ever on any water by a long shot.
Imagine sitting on the swim platform of a cruiser
with a dozen of the baddest boats you will ever see in your life
running right at you nonstop for a couple of hours."
Hi Jay
Um' I never said I didn't like the quality of the pics
Or the bad azz boat's
You can call me Jim,( just not the other Jim)
Mister/ Sir is to impersonal.
I did call it a jump a wake photo shoot though
off a cruiser wake
Also, Mister Thumper, sir- if I may...
all due respect to you Lake Michigan guys, but-
I take exception to your comments regarding 'wake jump photo shoots'.
Speaking for myself, that particular day on Grand Lake was the most memorable for me ever on any water by a long shot.
Imagine sitting on the swim platform of a cruiser
with a dozen of the baddest boats you will ever see in your life
running right at you nonstop for a couple of hours.
"Hi Jay
Um' I never said I didn't like the quality of the pics
Or the bad azz boat's
You can call me Jim,( just not the other Jim)
Mister/ Sir is to impersonal.
I did call it a jump a wake photo shoot though
off a cruiser wake
01-19-2013 | 02:53 PM
#645
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Joined: Feb 2003
Posts: 18,696
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From: North Carolina
Been sifting through that weekend's folders and found a few new ones for a look.
I was reminded of one thing stood out as that big Carver kept on plowing up Grand Lake that day...
was how Tyson would not stop hittin the motherphuckin wake-
everyone else- 4,5, maybe 6 times was plenty.
It seemed like he slammed it 2 dozen times.
It really was a thing of beeeyooty.
Here's a full frame from his next to last pass
(shadow caused by the awning)
LARGE GRAND LAKE ORBITAL
01-19-2013 | 03:07 PM
#646
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From: Clearwater, FL
It's all good, my brutha. Perfectly put- it izz what it izz...
Been sifting through that weekend's folders and found a few new ones for a look.
I was reminded of one thing stood out as that big Carver kept on plowing up Grand Lake that day...
was how Tyson would not stop hittin the motherphuckin wake-
everyone else- 4,5, maybe 6 times was plenty.
It seemed like he slammed it 2 dozen times.
It really was a thing of beeeyooty.
Here's a full frame from his next to last pass
(shadow caused by the awning)
LARGE GRAND LAKE ORBITAL
Been sifting through that weekend's folders and found a few new ones for a look.
I was reminded of one thing stood out as that big Carver kept on plowing up Grand Lake that day...
was how Tyson would not stop hittin the motherphuckin wake-
everyone else- 4,5, maybe 6 times was plenty.
It seemed like he slammed it 2 dozen times.
It really was a thing of beeeyooty.
Here's a full frame from his next to last pass
(shadow caused by the awning)
LARGE GRAND LAKE ORBITAL
01-26-2013 | 02:08 PM
#647
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From: Lake George
And a Skater is light years ahead of this boat
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMw-E...&feature=share
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMw-E...&feature=share
01-28-2013 | 08:30 AM
#649
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From: GH MI
01-28-2013 | 08:38 AM
#650
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