carlessd
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posted on 8-2-2008 at 17:46 |
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why so deffencive dude just pointing out that this is in the kitesurfing section. ask al for another forum for motor powered stuff i'm
sure he will sort it. as i'm sure you know the list of hobbies is endless mate and i dont want to point out the obvious but it is
forces of nature dude, what you say al??
maybe we could talk about aj's model ships, neils sewing skills hes getting good at kite repairs these days. climbing theres another
good one. Mmmm any more suggestion for a new forum on here??
So does that mean he would need L plates and number plates too dude!! excuse my ignorence.
And of course my oppilogies i didn't realise the word petrol head would offend so much!!
BIG smiles all round.
And remeber this is all your fault colin
nice new van chris you diesel head!! will check it out when i see you next, and yes kieth an i are starting work on ya van this
weekend. dont worry we'll look after it well
dont you eat of a bitter fruit!!
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Fart Boy
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posted on 8-2-2008 at 17:49 |
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Well dragging the subject back again, BRS is now looking to low wind wise so may be heading to Anglesey with the family for Saturday.
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dunk
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posted on 8-2-2008 at 17:57 |
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He He
While we're talking petrol, J de hat and myself were talking about going to "Van Fest" this year for all you V Dub owners.
Dunks
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carlessd
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posted on 8-2-2008 at 18:59 |
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dude me an some friends are going to dub freeze next weekend, prob on sunday. not sure about the where an when yet!!
dont you eat of a bitter fruit!!
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nick-r
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posted on 8-2-2008 at 19:20 |
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quote: Originally posted by carlessd
why so deffencive dude just pointing out that this is in the kitesurfing section.
did we disrupt the flow of intelligent conversation and discussion...it brought you out the woodwork....lol
quote: Originally posted by carlessd
maybe we could talk about aj's model ships, neils sewing skills hes getting good at kite repairs these days. climbing theres another
good one. Mmmm any more suggestion for a new forum on here??
it is a forum after all...you know, where people talk about things.....imagine al having to censor the posts and banning people for talking about motorbikes...
quote: Originally posted by carlessdAnd of course my oppilogies i didn't realise the word petrol head would offend so
much!!
it does'nt, it's the petrol heads that offend. apparently.
he will need "L" plates if he has'nt got a full license and deffinately a number plate unless he's planning on riding on private
ground.
[Edited on 8-2-2008 by nick-r]
http://www.rcad.co.uk/borthsurf.html
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justal
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posted on 8-2-2008 at 19:47 |
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Tell you what... I'll move the post to the 'General Forum' that way everyone's happy... the Petrol heads can talk about bikes n stuff
and the people who don't want 'petrol heads' in the kitesurf forum can ignore the post if they wish.
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dunk
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posted on 8-2-2008 at 20:07 |
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He He
Carbon footprints?
Ok we all drive to the coast to enjoy something powered by nature, But to drive miles just to play on something else powered by
petrol?????
Sorry I just don't get it?
I did the Climachx earlier with J de hat, it was fun and We used our legs!
Anybody wana join a campaign against Green-laners?
Just another thought, how many of us share a van to the coast??????
Some big vans out there with one person rattleing around in it. I've had 4 in mine, that was cosy!
Pleeeeeeeeese don't take offence, just my view
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dunk
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posted on 8-2-2008 at 20:11 |
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Oh, by the way,
Just off in my van to take my empty bottles to the recycling!!!!!!!! lol
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shem
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posted on 8-2-2008 at 20:46 |
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Good points about traveling there dunk. So I suggest that if you dont live within 5 mins of the coast, you shouldnt be allowed to kite
surf, because your pollution caused by traveling is wrecking the sea for us local beach goers! ALSO instead of coming down in the
camper use a more environmentally friendly motor bike to travel down and camp instead of camper van! (as you have a house here dunk, I
shall allow you to carry on kite surfing).
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shem
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posted on 8-2-2008 at 20:47 |
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By the way gutted I couldnt join u for the climachx today are you up for a spin tommorow or sunday? Think I can control my tail end
now, (just).
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Dandine
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posted on 8-2-2008 at 20:52 |
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Up for Van fest. When is it?
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posted on 9-2-2008 at 05:16 |
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An early rise to look at the forecast and the wind looks marginal so back to bed for me...................
Hope I don't regret it !!!!!!!!
Still I can sleep easy now - saves a trip up to North Wales solo, in a 2.5 litre, gas guzzling, evironmentaly unfriendly V6 ...........
:-)
Boys never grow up.........their toys just get more expensive !!
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shem
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posted on 9-2-2008 at 07:50 |
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Looks like cac wind but sweet surf all weekend, surfin it is!
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carlessd
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posted on 9-2-2008 at 19:16 |
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I'm just gonna crawl back into that woodwork i came out of me thinks!! see u at the beach sometime dude
peace!!
dont you eat of a bitter fruit!!
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posted on 10-2-2008 at 10:46 |
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hey, what's all this activity against people who live far from the sea ?
i would love to live near the sea, but there are not enough jobs paying a salary suitable to be able to afford to live and have enough
spare to enjoy a beach lifestyle.
i may be guilty of having a large van and a boat, but i justified it on the basis of having space to take 2 or 3 mates so we didnt have
to take 2 or 3 cars and then buying the boat as i wanted something to do which was still "water active" for when the wind didnt blow
and didnt want to feel i wasted the drive over.
i could equally argue, that there are 100's of people who turn up in my back garden of the peak district each weekend ; many on bikes
as i live 3 miles from Matlock ( so all you bikers will know of it ). So are only peak district residents allowed to be rock climbers
?
I know or rather hope Shems / Dunks comments were tongue in cheek, but it's a balance between having a great country to enjoy or to sit
at home and go to B&Q each weekend.
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justal
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posted on 10-2-2008 at 13:07 |
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Glad I use a wheel-barrow to get my kit to the beach... Wouldn't want to be accused of polluting as well as being a pole-dancer, I mean
windsurfer!
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shem
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posted on 10-2-2008 at 15:19 |
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You can keep your rocks Loxely weve got plenty of them here as well!! Oh and roads for biking on as well.
LOL!
On a serious note, I know of so many people that live inland that say theyd love to move to the coast but there arent the jobs with
good enough salaries to keep them! Personally I think its all down to choice however. If you wanna live inland and work and just get in
the sea occasionally then fine, but then dont turn around and tell me Im lucky to live near the coast, because Im not, I live here
because I choose to, I earn Ok money certanly enough to buy a few toys from, and support my family, etc. So if you wanna live here do
it, any one can. Its just down to actually grabbing the bull by the horns and doing it. Those of you that are civil cervants, would
earn the same here as you would inland would you?? Or am I wrong? A friend of mine has just moved here from the midlands, and as well
as living closer to the beach has had a pay rise from 25k up to 31k???? Its gotta be good.
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nick-r
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posted on 10-2-2008 at 18:07 |
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quote: Originally posted by dunk
Ok we all drive to the coast to enjoy something powered by nature, But to drive miles just to play on something else powered by
petrol?????
if you've never tried it, then you would'nt know..
we're not talking a five minute bimble around the climachX on a sunday afternoon.
if thats wot you're into, thats fine, it does'nt do it for me.
it's no different from someone riding a motorbike on the road for fun or someone driving a poluting van because it suits them.
or teaching people to drive powerboats on a lake???? or even driving a powerboat at all for that matter. i don't think you're as
bothered about the environment at all..you just like to whinge....
[Edited on 10-2-2008 by nick-r]
http://www.rcad.co.uk/borthsurf.html
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nick-r
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posted on 10-2-2008 at 18:43 |
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quote: Originally posted by justal
Glad I use a wheel-barrow to get my kit to the beach...
Al.
not a good time to get caught wandering around the beach with a wheel barrow...especially after dark.
http://www.rcad.co.uk/borthsurf.html
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justal
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posted on 10-2-2008 at 18:46 |
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Spot on Shem... It has nothing to do with luck, just choices. I chose to live here rather take a job that used my qualifications. The
job would have paid 10 times what I'm earning but I decided the beach was more important than the money....
And it isn't just financial either. In order to live here as well as having no money I have to put up with not having a toilet or any
proper drains (and therefore no real running water), the slowest broadband known to man, temperamental electricity supply and of course
loads of tourists invading us every summer....Not to mention the fact that cas and everything else rust away in a few years and
everything is always caked in salt and sand. All part of my choice to live here though and all worth living with so that I can go to
the beach every day.
It has to beat living inland and wishing I was at the beach.
Al.
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