Despite having been an active member for a mere 36 hours, everybody's friend, mentor, director, manager and father figure, Silviu has already logged an incredible 52 posts on the Sea Breeze forum.

If we subtract 20 hours for sleep (albeit restless sleep wracked with nightmares of missed advice giving opportunities) that is 52 posts in just 16 hours. Assuming Silviu has spent at least 8 hours at productive work, that brings us down to 52 posts in 8 hours.

That's one post every 9.62 minutes.

An amazing feat, and one well deserving of a gold medal p!ss take.

This is not a maths lesson monkey.

Looks blowey this arvo, but frontal, maybe, maybe not.

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Comprehende?

I just don't get the funny bit in all this

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Originally posted by Ben De Jonge

You guys aren't primary school teachers are you?

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Come on.... We aren't that bad are we? Kids love us at least hehe jj

Goodwinds mate

Ellery - Finely somone with there sents of humor insertted propperlly.

Tuff croud today, must be this unstabble fronntal wether.

One of them even suggested I couldn't spell!!!

The nerve!

Hay guys,
It looks that I am starting to be a sort of ... personality. He, he!
Any way, thanks for the posts, and just to put the things right:
Spelling - nothing in the word will help me, even a spell checker!! I am still thinking in my mother's language (which obviously is not English).
So, to all of you feeling bad about this, with all my efforts, there will still be some spelling mistakes, although, not intentionally.
For all those not knowing me from the beach, just to know, I am always joking, trying to rise a smile on everybody’s face, sometime a little bit annoying with my little jokes (most of them translated - oh they are terrible), however with the last developments in Melbourne, it looks like I need to take a break.
I’ve been almost five years flying Peter Lynn Arc's, reluctantly rejecting the inflatable, however in October last year, I got to try a 12 m Crossbow, and I was instantly converted.
I love to build al sorts of gadgets, like the safety release (see I am not naming it anymore "quick release"), helmet video camera (I have some good footage of few of my runs in the middle of the bay).
www.kitebeach.com.au/videos/KS_at_KBA.wmv
The most important think is that, I love kitesurfing I think kitesurfing is not a sport, is a way of life, is an addiction!!!
It is exactly as someone said before me: you leave "by the wind" all your program is around the wind: where, how much and for how long!!!
And the reality, is that in the last three days, I had too much time, I was sick at home (the bloody "bug" got me).
Cheers and Good wind everybody

By the way - a ran a spellchecker!!!

No offence intended towards Silviu. Sense of humour gone a little wacky recovering from broken ankle. Another month atleast before I can fly again & goodness knows how long before I can kite.
Still, pretty damn lucky compared to Laurie, the guy who had that accident at Gnotuk, Melbourne. My best wishes go out to him.

I've been at work since 9am... and already the medication is failing


TGINF

Silviu, watching your vid has totally changed my perspective, you are now the third funniest person I know.

That's awesome - nothing like like a self launch with drag. LMFAO no wonder you are frantically working on the wonder quick release

Gotta love the foil Safest kite on the beach foreshore

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Originally posted by eightfootplus

Galah are u talking of that reverberating roar as they power up during a gust or a self launch.

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yeah they do it then, and also if you work them or if you are really lucky all the time when thay are powerd up - at least it gives the rest of us a warning buzzer to steer clear! lolz