If this is your first visit be sure to check out the frequently asked questions by clicking here FAQ. You must be registered, logged in and approved before you can post. Posting approval may take a few business days. To start viewing messages, select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below. You may have to register.
His wife is in the truck saying "honey, is the boat in the water yet?"
Due to the Juvenile bickering and annoying trolling committed by members of this forum I have started an igore list. If your name is listed below I can't see you.
CityCopDC, Fire Moose, Carbonfiberfoot, Damiansolomon
The boat and the truck had issues that dated back to the early days of their association. After the great splashing incident of '08, as a final act of vengeance, the boat decided it was time to launch the truck.
sigpic
Don't make me gassy.
You wouldn't LIKE me when I'm gassy...
_________________________________
If you're offended by something that I've said...it was just your turn.
When I was on water patrol a few years back I saw some pretty interesting things. One time, while I was parked in the parking lot near the boat launch, I saw a Ford Mustang pulling a personal watercraft on a trailer back up to the top of the launch, loosen the tie downs, and then back up, but stop suddenly. Sure enough the PWC slid right off onto the cement. He had to have damaged the hull. If you guys think motorists are irresponsible, just add water and watch! I have seen people set out on various boats on lakes and rivers with essentially no training or experience. It is actually surprising that more people aren't hurt each year on the water.
When I was on water patrol a few years back I saw some pretty interesting things. One time, while I was parked in the parking lot near the boat launch, I saw a Ford Mustang pulling a personal watercraft on a trailer back up to the top of the launch, loosen the tie downs, and then back up, but stop suddenly. Sure enough the PWC slid right off onto the cement. He had to have damaged the hull. If you guys think motorists are irresponsible, just add water and watch! I have seen people set out on various boats on lakes and rivers with essentially no training or experience. It is actually surprising that more people aren't hurt each year on the water.
No joke there, even worse these same idiots will take a boat they have no knowledge of operating and take it out on the open ocean. I had a guy arrive on Catalina Island by way of PWC. No radio or navigation tools. He walked up the ramp, saw me and said, "Whew I almost got lost. I had to follow the ferry to find this place". After a short discussion his plans to return to the mainland were cancelled when I impounded his PWC.
Today's Quote:
"The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits."
Albert Einstein
Comment