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Help with whitewater safety
Hello, I hear you folks here are canoe and kayak experts. I am
looking for ways to make my canoe safer and understand that if I attach these inflatable bladders to the sides then I won't tip over. They are called sponsons. Is this true? Can you give me any other advise on canoeing or help with my relationships with womwn? Thanks in advance. |
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by god, they are all crawling out of the woodwork now. -Dan V. On 16 Mar 2005 08:51:18 -0800, wrote: Hello, I hear you folks here are canoe and kayak experts. I am looking for ways to make my canoe safer and understand that if I attach these inflatable bladders to the sides then I won't tip over. They are called sponsons. Is this true? Can you give me any other advise on canoeing or help with my relationships with womwn? Thanks in advance. |
Please....Say it ain't so!
wrote in message oups.com... Hello, I hear you folks here are canoe and kayak experts. I am looking for ways to make my canoe safer and understand that if I attach these inflatable bladders to the sides then I won't tip over. They are called sponsons. Is this true? Can you give me any other advise on canoeing or help with my relationships with womwn? Thanks in advance. |
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Sponsons are only safe if you fill them with gin. Bring ice if you're
paddling in water below 40 deg. N Lat. A straw may be convenient. This will also help with your perception of which women are suitable for relationships. Padeen wrote in message oups.com... Hello, I hear you folks here are canoe and kayak experts. I am looking for ways to make my canoe safer and understand that if I attach these inflatable bladders to the sides then I won't tip over. They are called sponsons. Is this true? Can you give me any other advise on canoeing or help with my relationships with womwn? Thanks in advance. |
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