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I go my own way

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I've got the lube....???/

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Originally posted by poor relative

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I go my own way

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I've got the lube....???/

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No lube PR, I can handle the sheit if you can handle the pain !

I know you have and I take my hat off to ya... You seem to have taken the advice I gave you, walk away have a coffee & come back level headed

I'll forgive the other post where you let fly... giving up the smoke will do that to ya

regards browneee

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Originally posted by vert

can i watch!!!!

you guys going for a kite this arvo after you finished love making, HL, PR

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Yeah I've got the day off so hopefully head down to woodys if the wife has'nt booked me up with chores

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Originally posted by Mr Plow


0 beers-----1 beer-------3 beers------8 beers------Lotsa beers

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Hahahaahah!
Best thing to come out of all this !

Full credit to Spacemonkey for starting the smilie rating !
I did not think he was that clever!
Only thing was ,the ratings are wrong. But,hey,still a great idea !

Kegs

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of dry vermouth

everything.......
love em.....
even the hole, which i love in a special way.

o.k. everyone swap kites for a month and i guarantee you will all still kite the same way that you used to kite.
and everyone will still say they kited better than the other guy/girl.

i have flown a few bows. crossbow and turbo diesel. persdonally i prefer my fuels and not getting bow style kites this season. but heres a question alot of bow users claim that with bow kites you only need 1 kite that covers all your wind range. and then everyone i know that owns 1 and people that are commenting on this topic say they brought 1 and if they liked it know have 7,9,12, 16 or something like that or they still have their other kites and still use them whether its smaller or bigger kite than the bow the got. so if bows are also more expensive and you cant just have 1 then its not cheaper coz 1 bow doesnt cover 3 kites. or even 2 for that mater. sure they have massive depower but when depowered they fly like cr@p. if you into them thats cool but its actually costs the same or could work out more expensive for that quiver of bows as aposed to c shaped kites.

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i have flown a few bows. crossbow and turbo diesel. persdonally i prefer my fuels and not getting bow style kites this season. but heres a question alot of bow users claim that with bow kites you only need 1 kite that covers all your wind range. and then everyone i know that owns 1 and people that are commenting on this topic say they brought 1 and if they liked it know have 7,9,12, 16 or something like that or they still have their other kites and still use them whether its smaller or bigger kite than the bow the got. so if bows are also more expensive and you cant just have 1 then its not cheaper coz 1 bow doesnt cover 3 kites. or even 2 for that mater. sure they have massive depower but when depowered they fly like cr@p. if you into them thats cool but its actually costs the same or could work out more expensive for that quiver of bows as aposed to c shaped kites.

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Yeah your right, but there is a huge range, much more than c's.
but as you say, they fly crap when totally depowered,
i reckon for perth a 9 and 12 would pretty much do you in all conditions.
or if your lurch, 9 and 7.

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yeah but in perth all you realy need is either a 9/13 or 11/15 classic kite...

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Originally posted by greenleader

classic just means old and crappy in the kite world.

unless you're talking the wipika classic

what a classic!

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well what else you you callem... "C", classic, standard, normal ?

or do we stick with LEI, BOW's & FOILS ? I know LEI takes into account BOW's but what else can you callem ?

Well the first inflatos were in the shape of a "gore"
according to Bruno Legagnoux,the inventor.

So they should be called "gore kites" !

Interesting read here about the history of kites.

http://www.ikiteboarding.com/kiteboarding/articles/kiteboarding-history-by-bruno-legaignoux.aspx

Notable is that the first inflatable kites were made by Neil Pryde.

Now they lead the way again with Crossbow.

ummm, whats a gore?

is it anything like a grail?

dont you put that on a sore before a bandage

i prefer a kite whore.
much tastier thatn a gore whore