"Kiters"

In the end of days, a great pestilence spread across the land, and the ocean. For the seabreeze grew not.
And the punters spake unto Huey and said "18 knots my ass!", and the Lord was displeased, for his divine presence indeed lacked an ass.

The people grew restless, and cried "let us build a raft, that we may escape these wretched doldrums". And it was so.

LOOK! A gust!

The Liberal Party's climate change sceptics rued the day they ever agreed to hold their 50 year "crossing the floor" reunion on the grounds of the Canberra Convention Centre...

It might have been a mistake to open the rum barrel...........?.

Richiefish, you and wormy are a crack up. dont know what i would do with out you felllas, seriously

oh, Haircut you got that guy from broke back mountian the movie and cut and pasted him

To get back to the warning that I received.
You may take it with however many grains of salt that you wish.
That the brown acid that is circulating around us isn't too good.
It is suggested that you stay away from that.
Of course it's your own trip.
So be my guest, but please be advised that there is a warning on that one, ok?

the hot chick allison shreeve

the pit boys, broken from hitting another sandbank huddle on their formula board and watch as spotty hits 60 knots!

on a side note. - Le Radeau de la Méduse, this is one impressive painting. i stood in awe for a very long time staring when i saw it.

Welcome back Bondy.
The caption comps just haven't been the same without you.

"no comment"

you guys are the funniest ever....................................................................

Its been a good week. Do you think we'll get our deposit back on the house boat ???

FormulaNova said...

Al Planet said...



The boys eagerly await the arrival of their ham and pineapple pizza.

Al, are you saying this is the raft from Lord Howe island in search of better pizza?
I guess I am guilty of recycling humour (no carbon credits for that). Leaving Lord Howe Island for the wettest coldest most windless spring on record in Tasmania must rate as one of the low points of the year.

Where is this picture from? Was it someway related to the music scene in the 80s?

It is a Pogues album cover, a band that burned brightly "back in the day". I had no idea of the origins until Gestalt labeled it as "Le Radeau de la Méduse". A quick check on Wikipedia suggests that the original is an artistic depiction of a controversial event from early in the nineteenth century,an ambitious and controversial artist, an incompetent captain appointed by the monarchy, shipwreck, murder, cannibalism, 160 survivors whittled down to fifteen. Fun for the whole family!

Last call for captions, I will call the winner later on Wednesday.

The aftermath of the 2009 Safety Bay KiteJam after someone built the slider out of concrete instead of wood.

Apparently the easterly had them confused and they didn't realise they could swim the 15 metres back to shore.

It had the locals puzzled though as the event had only been going for 20 minutes.