Douchebag of the year
 

:evilb:...:angry-smiley-038:...:lolhit:...Yea i'm laughing .

that's great!!!!

i do know of a bigger DB. Quite a few people voted for him a few weeks back!!!! :lolhit:


joe

i had a friend of mie that did that to a bunch of people out on the lake front side of the shed aquarium down town chicago..He did it with his 23' wridt jet boat..he hould raise the jetovater all the way and whip the boat around at the last minute and spray everyone sitting on the rocks..what a ass..i guess carma got back at him,,he cracked his hull that same day and almost did not make it in the harbor..he sat their for 2 hr's waiting for his boat to drain..

deck is looking a lil wet to start with...think this was planned, along with the camera guy

I could do that but not standing still and not sideways.. I call FAKE

I'm not seeing it either, i'm with you,

also as a side note if you guys think that's a douche bag move you wouldn't like hanging around are crowd :lolhit::lolhit: similar things have been known to happen

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HA! I so want a PWC with reverse now!

He did that by having the reverse scoop not set all the way in place at full reverse. Some of the PWCs have a 'neutral' setting where the scoop is down just enough to keep it from moving forward when idling.

That was pretty awesome.

fixx
 

Dan,,you can do it in reverse..the cover that covers the jet has a 2 tunnels in it that directs the water forward..

That dik does to some people I know and he'll find some company at the dock upon his return.

to me it looks like it's tied off underwater on the port transom tiedown loop - that's alot of water blast blowing straight out and a funky rebound happening with the machine....

Ahh Reverse , thats would make more sense... I never had one with silly reverse.. I still don`t see how he defies physics and rebounds towards the dock though

There used to be a guy on the river that had tapped the nozzle on a 500hp jet boat for a fire hose. That thing could do some serious damage, but was mostly used to create a shower in the skinny hole on a hot August day. As I recall it took two men to hold on to the hose at about 1500-2000 rpm