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Originally Posted by POWERPLAY J
(Post 3585371)
All b.s. aside. The "no insurance" and "common sense" comments are perhaps the most reckless statements I've read since the inception of the internet. I'm speechless...:picard1::picard1::picard1:
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[QUOTE=SS930;3585469]Are you a Fugly??? :party-smiley-004:
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Originally Posted by A.O. Razor
(Post 3585498)
You can lead the horse to water............ Ah, forget it. The fact that he did not consider your answers serious, says it all. Oh, wait, he owns a Hydrostream, he should be throttleman for Miss Geico. HFSCYB.
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Originally Posted by POWERPLAY J
(Post 3585578)
Yup. Hydrostreams are small and fast. I couldn't imagine not having myself, my passengers or bystanders covered in case of an accident.
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There's also the common sense factor. Just because it has big motors doesn't mean you have to rip on the thing. There was a local guy this summer that bought a skater that could run 160mph and I don't think he ever went over 120 in the thing because he didn't have cat experience. It doesn't mean he shouldn't have bought the boat. Practice makes perfect Nd as long as you take it cautious and slow you should be all right. Just make sure you fight the urge to mash the throttles when somebody goes by.
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Originally Posted by 302Sport
(Post 3585646)
There's also the common sense factor. Just because it has big motors doesn't mean you have to rip on the thing. There was a local guy this summer that bought a skater that could run 160mph and I don't think he ever went over 120 in the thing because he didn't have cat experience. It doesn't mean he shouldn't have bought the boat. Practice makes perfect Nd as long as you take it cautious and slow you should be all right. Just make sure you fight the urge to mash the throttles when somebody goes by.
ROCK ON !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:coolcowboy: ITS A SKATER NATION !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ! :ernaehrung004::cheer::party-smiley-048::bong::cheer::party-smiley-020::bong::ernaehrung004: |
Originally Posted by 302Sport
(Post 3585646)
There was a local guy this summer that bought an OL that could run 120mph and I don't think he ever went over 60 in the thing because he didn't have vee experience. Just make sure you fight the urge to mash the throttles when somebody goes by.
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Originally Posted by 302Sport
(Post 3585646)
There's also the common sense factor. Just because it has big motors doesn't mean you have to rip on the thing. There was a local guy this summer that bought a skater that could run 160mph and I don't think he ever went over 120 in the thing because he didn't have cat experience. It doesn't mean he shouldn't have bought the boat. Practice makes perfect Nd as long as you take it cautious and slow you should be all right. Just make sure you fight the urge to mash the throttles when somebody goes by.
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Originally Posted by kreed
(Post 3585693)
Fixed.....who was that? Scot? :lolhit::kiss:
ROCK ON !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:coolcowboy: ITS A SKATER NATION !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ! :ernaehrung004::cheer::party-smiley-048::bong::cheer::party-smiley-020::bong::ernaehrung004: |
Originally Posted by POWERPLAY J
(Post 3585696)
Kinda like going out and buying a Cirrus loading it up with your family and practicing till you get it right LOL.
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