wind was back at Pinnaroo...but good manners not?

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ueberqwerty
ueberqwerty
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WA, 59 posts
25 Sep 2010 8:52pm
Dude! If you drop your kite on somebody's head, like you did today at Pinnaroo (because you wanted to land it yourself with 20 other people standing around?? or did you just park it over somebody's head instead over the water??), show some good manners and care by saying "I 'm sorry, are you alright?". Just pretending that nothing happened is not on!

Sure, everybody makes mistakes. Just don't be cocky afterward! Stand up to them and learn from them so that we can all have a good time
Weta
Weta
WA
893 posts
WA, 893 posts
25 Sep 2010 10:54pm
Did you go and speak to the kiter in qusetion???

If you are e responsible kiter who cares about our sport you have to be proactive and go and speak to other kiters who obviously need some form of advice.

It doesn't need to be aggressive.

posting your criticisms on a public forum does nothing for our sport or the offending party.
RPM
RPM
WA
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RPM RPM
WA, 1549 posts
26 Sep 2010 7:50am
agreed Weta..

I actually PM'd ueberqwerty about this... He didn't even see the incident as his partner told him!

But still the post is up..

nebbian
nebbian
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6277 posts
WA, 6277 posts
26 Sep 2010 9:46am
I had to give some teenagers a bit of a gentle reproach for smashing their cruiser bottles on the path there yesterday as well
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