Gestalt said...

evlPanda said...

I do it to eat new people.



Enough zany banter. I like the way it can be both relaxing and peaceful on a summer's day 15 knots, and then exciting and/or scary when you are out of your depth in harsher elements. And of course eating new people.

do they taste like fish or chicken?

Very similar to penguin.

I windsurf because i am a addicted also ,since the very early days when i felt the invisible energy pick me up and drive me forward(oh wot a feeling).Then mastering the harness and having that energy flow through the body..To be able to handle raging storms and controlling mother natures most challenging elements when most people would cower in the safty of there home envioment.To be a journeyman and travel to the far reaches of the world and catching up with old faces still doin ther thing.To restoke the continual fire inside that allways burns for more.To allways striving and looking for that one ever alluding special move that you can add to the list that stay in your head forever.Its more than a sport its a lifestyle that only windsurfer (watermun)truly understand,the list goes on but i am glad that i was given the chance to get involved in somthing special.Get out and enjoy that free energy and fill your lungs with pure joypeace and luv to da eye.

Cause quite often it's more pleasurable than masturbating with a fist full of sand

elmo said...

Cause quite often it's more pleasurable than masturbating with a fist full of sand

Windsurfing is somewhat masochistic in nature isn't it?

knot board said...

elmo said...

Cause quite often it's more pleasurable than masturbating with a fist full of sand

Windsurfing is somewhat masochistic in nature isn't it?

you don't read many of my session posts do you?

Because I love being reminded how much I spend,how much time I spend doing it,how much time I spend on here and how much time forecasting wind and how little I have done on the house renovations.

NotWal said...

Leman said...

swoosh said...

i'm doing it for the chicks.

Rarely see many windsurfers below the age of 30 (including me). Perhaps you mean you do it for those mothers sitting on the beach with there 5 year old kids.

Hens then.

Cluck cluck !!

Met friendly folk on Saturday when I went windsurfing. One good reason to windsurf in the city. In the country windsurfing is a more solitary affair :-(

Talked to a work colleague who is interested in windsurfing. I bought a big RRD Easyride board on Sunday for my wife's Christmas present, it will be a great board to introduce people into windsurfing.