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Brilliant! Great figure as usual..

I might right this into the wet sand at Kyeemagh one early morning on an ebb tide this summer.

Nice one!

Moving this to general section - too good not to share...

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Mobydisc said...
I might right this into the wet sand at Kyeemagh one early morning on an ebb tide this summer.

If you round it to the nearest integer there are on average no jet-skis at Kyeemagh. God bless.
Ask a Gold Coaster.

Absolutely brilliant.
So Leunig, but the picture is even better than usual. Such a cool dude...

Why oh why do jetskiers have to pass within 10m of wherever I'm sailing even it is a km out of their intended course?

I admit to once being a part owner of a jet ski

but we never went anywhere near people

We used it for tow ins.. sounds hard core, but it was mostly back Beach windang 3ft

sold it when my brother became a breeder

I miss it sometimes.

But they are mostly useless. . Used mostly by useless people

Can we hope this a Darwin Award???

Nice
I always thought they were for people who couldn't be bothered learning a water sport.

I have to admit I have ridden a jet ski once. This was on the Broadater on the Gold Coast. A work mate invited me to try. It was OK, sort of like riding as motor bike. However without the excitement. After around fifteen minutes I had enough of it. It got a bit boring.

Perhaps this is why so many jet ski riders ride the way they do.

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Mobydisc said...
I have to admit I have ridden a jet ski once. This was on the Broadater on the Gold Coast. A work mate invited me to try. It was OK, sort of like riding as motor bike. However without the excitement. After around fifteen minutes I had enough of it. It got a bit boring.

Perhaps this is why so many jet ski riders ride the way they do.

Ditto. But make it 5 minutes.

Oh, please no!

www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2629219/Surfer-glides-lake-handheld-electric-jet-engine-inspired-inventors-boyhood-experiments.html