just read this youll laugh

CCxHYPERLITEx wrote: i was jokin bout the blower.

we knew that

CCxHYPERLITEx wrote: but my nautique does have a 454.

Good for you. There are lots on them. Its really not that special.

JoeinNY wrote: Speaking of coolers over thier capacity plates, my friend dan spent about 20 minutes the other day trying to get a configuration where he could fit 24 cans into the built in cooler on my 2001 and close the top. He found a few ways to fit 22 but so far nothing doing with 24, I think he was going to model it up in solid works and play with it.. he really wanted that full case.

Tell me how this is a problem If it was me trying to fit a case of beer in the cooler, I would have been two short anyway because I would have downed at least two before I finished packing a loading up the boat. Never a problem for me

Were they regular cans or the Coors Light/Keystone variety? Sometimes this makes a difference.

David F: I am the same way. The first beer out of the case gets cracked immediately. Maybe he was kicking off the day with a 40?

They were not of the coors light persuasion.

We have a pretty firm policy of starting anyone that is going to be drinking with a can in a koozie in hand when we leave the dock (I usually have one extra as well in the cup holders on my dash) I just hate it when ten seconds off the dock the cooler ends up 1/3 empty. Getting a full case in the cooler is more of an OCD issue than anything else...

Well according to CCxHYPERLITEx profile he is only fifteen years old! Just a young BUCK. As that would explain alot!! As for his spelling problems I think CCxHYPERLITEx may benefit from summer school.

Jeff

Easy JHolton...check your dictionary for "benifit" before we crucify Will too badly.

I have found the best place to put your beer is where Hollywood or any of the other PLBC boy's cannot find it!! Of course this is not a problem with 79' cause he will be so far ahead of me?

wow- an entire case in the cooler? Does that leave any room for ice?
Obviously, we don't promote drinking and boating here either..especially with impressionable 15 year olds around.
Some things are best left unsaid, or in this case, untyped.
-Brad

guys i just wanna let ya'll know i aint some little punk kid .i know ive already built soma my reputation up like that but i aint.i know the values of hard work.i was brought up right.i already work for everything i have.heck i dont work at krogeri mow 3 good size yards 3 times a week in 100 degree weather. and my mind is young and like a sponge so bring on the info.

absolootlee troo...I just wish I had a Nautique when I was 16, although I did give my dad's pure hell for a few summers.

Now, back to how many beers can fit into any given boat cooler! We used to take the pontoon boat with a keg and ski around it. Don't know how well that would go over anymore. A DUI on water now counts against our driver's license...bummer.

Good luck on the Game Warden career path...nothing worth having comes easy so be prepared to do the work to get there. Where do you Hunt/Ski?

i ski and wakeboard at center hill lake in smithville tennessee.my uncle has a beginer houseboat so we go for days at a time then i hunt all round w/ my uncle who is a detective in FBI training camp right now.its mostly around the lascassas area and by the duck reserve.i do wildfowl hunting.and i fish alot to in percy priest center hill tims ford defeated creek everywhere.

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hehehehehe OMG

Ken,

Sorry to hear of your mishap and glad to hear everyone is going to be OK. Many years ago I had a mishap not unlike yours, I was skiing behind my 77' when my buddy (Brownie) ran through a rock bed, the boat made it through the extreme shallow and he pulled back the throttle, as I slowed down on my ski unaware why we had stopped I hit the rocks and did a couple tumbles. I ended up in about 8" of water, bleeding but mostly OK. Took us a while to get the boat back to deep water literally had to carry by the teak floating the bow back to deeper water. Scratched up ski, bent prop and shaft but able to drive back to launch. The craziest part of the story comes on the way home, in bumper to bumper traffic some guy rear ends me and ends up under my boat, subsequently he damages the damaged parts and picks up the tab for the repairs. Who would have thought gettin it from behind could be a good thing?

CQ