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todicus 
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 Posted: January-19-2007 at 11:38am |
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This is how we roll in NorCal.......can't even make it to the ramp
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75 Tique
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Posted: January-19-2007 at 12:10pm |
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Maybe it wasn't an accident. Maybe it was some honcho dude in his tough new 4x4 pickup saying...."Ramp, I don't need no stinking ramp. Watch this."
Nice to see that safety chains work, even if this isn't exactly what people had in mind for them. Bet the guy in the truck is counting his blessings on that. |
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Darrel
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Posted: January-19-2007 at 1:45pm |
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75, before he said "watch this" he said, "hold my beer".
Learned to barefoot in the 70's (late 70's) used the step off method as explained in a newspaper article we saw. Had all of 2 pictures. Took a whole summer and plenty of face plants behind an old Dorsey deep V- hull with a Johnson 135. Just for clarification...the only speedo was attached to the boat not the butt. |
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Behl
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Posted: January-19-2007 at 2:30pm |
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The guy is still looking out the window trying to find the ramp.
Sure is a steep ramp |
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69 Mustang
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Posted: January-20-2007 at 2:05am |
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That guy is lucky...although it's not the first time I have seen a Bayliner work real well as an anchor.
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