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Originally posted by waveslave
I prefer the old-fashioned method.
Talking.
You know, writing text....DISCUSSION.
It seems to work ok.

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Excellent! Whatever works for you is what you should use, and enjoy doing it! (..and of course, let others enjoy what they are doing also)

Only the 'slave can turn an innocuous statement into something sinister.

Lol, mate i don't think there are that many people willing to give someone a shot at kitesurfing (especially some1 who has from the sounds of it has not experience of the sport) with there gear when the gear is in general worth thousands (might be a bit of an exaggeration but its bloody costly). Just for saftey's sake, do not take out a kite without any sort of knowledge and without some one that actually knows what their doing.(me however, being overconfident, stupid and way to overexcited took out a 12m kite with no experience and even less knowledge and try to play around with it. I nearly ended up getting dragged on the rocks at the spit), kite surfing is suicidally dangerous , especially if you don't know what your doing. If you really want to know what kitesurfings like, get a trainer kite, or a very small foil/powerkite, get a feel for what kiting s about and then get a lesson or two from a professional instructor. And once u do you'll be hooked for life. And by the way, asking for things gets you no where in life, you really cant depend too much on other people, kitesurfers are a great bunch of people in general (you still got some t@$$ers out there), you want something, then you have to get out there and make it happen yourself (either by saving up, or having your parents get you the set p.s getting family members into the sport makes for a great bonus, they have money and they then understand the needs of kitesurfer)

PapaK

(oh btw i noticed this is quite a lengthy post . . . sorry people)

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Originally posted by PapaK

Lol, mate i don't think there are that many people willing to give someone a shot at kitesurfing (especially some1 who has from the sounds of it has not experience of the sport) with there gear when the gear is in general worth thousands (might be a bit of an exaggeration but its bloody costly). Just for saftey's sake, do not take out a kite without any sort of knowledge and without some one that actually knows what their doing.(me however, being overconfident, stupid and way to overexcited took out a 12m kite with no experience and even less knowledge and try to play around with it. I nearly ended up getting dragged on the rocks at the spit), kite surfing is suicidally dangerous , especially if you don't know what your doing. If you really want to know what kitesurfings like, get a trainer kite, or a very small foil/powerkite, get a feel for what kiting s about and then get a lesson or two from a professional instructor. And once u do you'll be hooked for life. And by the way, asking for things gets you no where in life, you really cant depend too much on other people, kitesurfers are a great bunch of people in general (you still got some t@$$ers out there), you want something, then you have to get out there and make it happen yourself (either by saving up, or having your parents get you the set p.s getting family members into the sport makes for a great bonus, they have money and they then understand the needs of kitesurfer)

PapaK

(oh btw i noticed this is quite a lengthy post . . . sorry people)

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You are a true except when u get better than your dad in two weeks when hes been doing it for 2 years hes not very happy

Waveslave in prose......
can someone give me a turn??

There was a man from nantuckett....

If there was a genuine 14 year old wanting to learn to kitesurf, I think he'd have been frightened away by now.
(And probably now needing councelling...)

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Originally posted by BoDiddly

Hi everyone.

Like good ol' chopper... Lighten the fk up!

How good is the Transformers movie!

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FRKIN amazing!! .. i sat through the whole thing going ... damn i cant believe how amazing this movie is