GregOug
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Just kidding. Sounded funny picking a kayak up off the side of the road. You omitted the part about him buying it!
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Thanks @Nirvana but I think I might give it a miss. As @benno573 said, I don’t really think I need any extra horses!
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No. But whiplash would be a distinct possibility.
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Yeah. It’d be a bit scary. Lol.
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Great photos Sam!
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Great work mate. Well done!
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Mate, that’s not a bbq. That’s a bonfire! And when your old man said he picked the kayak up off the side of the road, was it the middle of the night by any chance?
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My 200hp engine is exactly the same engine as the 300hp. What in heck do you do to an engine to get an extra 100hp out of it!
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Thanks for the random photos Obi Wan. I think it spices the site up a bit.
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Now, I saw this topic heading and thought wow, finally! I’ve always wanted to troll a flathead but couldn’t work out how to. Sadly, I’m still none the wiser. Oh well. Great catch mate!
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That’s good mate. But i wouldn’t take my advice on anything! I think you may have meant @Breaming with bro or @Drop Bear. cheers Greg
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Great question @Drop Bear. Haven’t got a clue.
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Another thing that may help Kat, is the rule of twelfths. It basically allows you to work out how much of the tide has already come in or gone out since the last high or low before the current one. The tide is quickest in the middle part of the cycle. All you need to remember is 1/12th comes in (or goes out) in the first hour, 2/12ths in the second hour, 3/12ths in both the third and fourth hours, 2/12ths in the fifth hour and 1/12th in the sixth hour. Clear as mud? That'll be the tide stirring things up.
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Something still looks wrong to me. Why would they make it with 28kg drag and recommend 22kg braid for it? Doesn’t add up.
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Or if I knew what I was doing.
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Or @ellicat. His posts are in the tens of millions. Then again, he did start on here soon after the printing press was invented.
