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My kayak fits in my small sports car (pictures)
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My kayak fits in my small sports car (pictures)
novice wrote:
http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/3366/00009069xl.jpg http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/865/00009032yh.jpg What is that, 8 feet or so? I figured you would have one of those tiny ww boats. |
My kayak fits in my small sports car (pictures)
novice wrote:
http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/3366/00009069xl.jpg http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/865/00009032yh.jpg Speaking as the guy who asked for those, I thank you. Gets a little breezy at highway speeds, doesn't it? Enjoy. -- Steve Cramer Athens, GA |
My kayak fits in my small sports car (pictures)
ten feet long. 28 inches wide. you do hear more noise with hatch open.
I'm surprised how many people use these. Steve Cramer wrote: novice wrote: http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/3366/00009069xl.jpg http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/865/00009032yh.jpg Speaking as the guy who asked for those, I thank you. Gets a little breezy at highway speeds, doesn't it? Enjoy. -- Steve Cramer Athens, GA |
My kayak fits in my small sports car (pictures)
Fits in my apartment and is great for practicing racing. 10 ft long.
has no bulkhead so its limited in its use. I'm practicing in a bay where water doesnt get deeper than 3 ft when you are .5 km off the beach. wrote: novice wrote: http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/3366/00009069xl.jpg http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/865/00009032yh.jpg What is that, 8 feet or so? I figured you would have one of those tiny ww boats. |
My kayak fits in my small sports car (pictures)
John Fereira wrote:
wrote in news:1152736173.691216.253060@ 75g2000cwc.googlegroups.com: novice wrote: http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/3366/00009069xl.jpg http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/865/00009032yh.jpg What is that, 8 feet or so? I figured you would have one of those tiny ww boats. In the context of whitewater boats, 8' is very long. If you look at the first photo it the label on the hull reads "Pursuit 10" so it's likely 10' long. In any case, this is rec.boats.paddle, not rec.boats.paddle.only.boats.longer.than.16feet.all owed Huh? |
My kayak fits in my small sports car (pictures)
you heard him, jackass. fix your attitude, elitest.
wrote: John Fereira wrote: wrote in news:1152736173.691216.253060@ 75g2000cwc.googlegroups.com: novice wrote: http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/3366/00009069xl.jpg http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/865/00009032yh.jpg What is that, 8 feet or so? I figured you would have one of those tiny ww boats. In the context of whitewater boats, 8' is very long. If you look at the first photo it the label on the hull reads "Pursuit 10" so it's likely 10' long. In any case, this is rec.boats.paddle, not rec.boats.paddle.only.boats.longer.than.16feet.all owed Huh? |
My kayak fits in my small sports car (pictures)
novice wrote:
: http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/3366/00009069xl.jpg : http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/865/00009032yh.jpg You know... Thule or Yakima probably builds a rack for your car... then you could lock all the doors if you need to stop someplace... -- John Nelson ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chicago Area Paddling/Fishing Page http://www.chicagopaddling.org http://www.chicagofishing.org (A Non-Commercial Web Site: No Sponsors, No Paid Ads and Nothing to Sell) |
My kayak fits in my small sports car (pictures)
You know, if you build yourself a Mouseboat
(http://groups.yahoo.com/group/mouseboats) 8'x32" you might be able to close the hatch. Since a Mouseboat is 8' it can usually be stored "on end" in almost any room. The other great thing is that you can build them with sealed air boxes so they don't sink if you capsize and you re-enter like a sit-on-top. "novice" wrote in message oups.com... ten feet long. 28 inches wide. you do hear more noise with hatch open. I'm surprised how many people use these. Steve Cramer wrote: novice wrote: http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/3366/00009069xl.jpg http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/865/00009032yh.jpg Speaking as the guy who asked for those, I thank you. Gets a little breezy at highway speeds, doesn't it? Enjoy. -- Steve Cramer Athens, GA |
My kayak fits in my small sports car (pictures)
novice wrote:
you heard him, jackass. fix your attitude, elitest. You said; "My kayak fits in my small sports car (pictures)" I said; "What is that, 8 feet or so? I figured you would have one of those tiny ww boats." I meant that before getting the photo open I expected you would have a tiny ww boat. I did not say that your boat was tiny. Is that so complex? |
My kayak fits in my small sports car (pictures)
Where there's a will........you know what they say! lol You're not alone,
I've seen more boats of all sizes shoved\strapped\crammed\jammed\ you name it into all types of vehicles, including a local kid who built his own PVC bicycle trailer for his 13 ft kayak. Fun pics. Gotta ask though, where did "elistist" come from? I did not get that from an earlier post. "novice" wrote in message oups.com... Fits in my apartment and is great for practicing racing. 10 ft long. has no bulkhead so its limited in its use. I'm practicing in a bay where water doesnt get deeper than 3 ft when you are .5 km off the beach. wrote: novice wrote: http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/3366/00009069xl.jpg http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/865/00009032yh.jpg What is that, 8 feet or so? I figured you would have one of those tiny ww boats. |
My kayak fits in my small sports car (pictures)
John Fereira wrote:
wrote in news:1152736173.691216.253060@ 75g2000cwc.googlegroups.com: novice wrote: http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/3366/00009069xl.jpg http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/865/00009032yh.jpg What is that, 8 feet or so? I figured you would have one of those tiny ww boats. In the context of whitewater boats, 8' is very long. If you look at the first photo it the label on the hull reads "Pursuit 10" so it's likely 10' long. In any case, this is rec.boats.paddle, not rec.boats.paddle.only.boats.longer.than.16feet.all owed John, did you have any particular motivation for that last comment? 'Cause...galt didn't say anything about 8' WW boats, he was giving an eyeball estimate of a boat in a picture. And his reaction was very reasonable, I thought. You can't always go by the number on the side of boats. Ever seen a QCC 700? Of course, a 10' Pursuit doesn't actually quite fit in a 240SX. My WW boat, at 8' (Dagger Redline, imagine) might, though. And yes, the current crop of those critters is in the sub 6' range. Steve -- Steve Cramer Athens, GA |
My kayak fits in my small sports car (pictures)
ok, I thought you were being sarcastic. apology accepted.
wrote: novice wrote: you heard him, jackass. fix your attitude, elitest. You said; "My kayak fits in my small sports car (pictures)" I said; "What is that, 8 feet or so? I figured you would have one of those tiny ww boats." I meant that before getting the photo open I expected you would have a tiny ww boat. I did not say that your boat was tiny. Is that so complex? |
My kayak fits in my small sports car (pictures)
Steve Cramer wrote in
: John Fereira wrote: wrote in news:1152736173.691216.253060@ 75g2000cwc.googlegroups.com: novice wrote: http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/3366/00009069xl.jpg http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/865/00009032yh.jpg What is that, 8 feet or so? I figured you would have one of those tiny ww boats. In the context of whitewater boats, 8' is very long. If you look at the first photo it the label on the hull reads "Pursuit 10" so it's likely 10' long. In any case, this is rec.boats.paddle, not rec.boats.paddle.only.boats.longer.than.16feet.all owed John, did you have any particular motivation for that last comment? It was in response to this statement. I figured you would have one of those tiny ww boats. Putting the emphasis on "you" rather than "figured" makes it sound to me that he was disparaging novice (whose choice of handle almost invites elitism) for his choice of kayak, and "tiny ww boats" could have been written without the "tiny" qualifier. If he would have written: "I figured that it was a www boat", I wouldn't have responed. In any case, novice seemed have read the same thing I did in the response given his reaction. Alas, it appears that it was basically a case of unclear phrasing rather than an intential disparaging. I apologize to galt. 'Cause...galt didn't say anything about 8' WW boats, he was giving an eyeball estimate of a boat in a picture. Actually, he did. The "8 feet or so" question combined with "tiny ww boats" implies that 8' is short in the context of ww boats. And his reaction was very reasonable, I thought. You can't always go by the number on the side of boats. Ever seen a QCC 700? Yes, but I'm not sure how long it is. I know of quite a few touring boats with 16, 17, or 18 in the model name but are often a few inches shorter. I don't know of any that are two feet shorter. Of course, a 10' Pursuit doesn't actually quite fit in a 240SX. My WW boat, at 8' (Dagger Redline, imagine) might, though. And yes, the current crop of those critters is in the sub 6' range. |
My kayak fits in my small sports car (pictures)
John Fereira wrote:
[...] Actually, he did. The "8 feet or so" question combined with "tiny ww boats" implies that 8' is short in the context of ww boats. [...] I didn't see the "10" on the boat. Somehow I thought that was glare. Anyway I thought ww boats went down to 5 feet something, and I doubt they are inexpensive, so I am rather surprised by the perceived slight. Do longer boats attract women or something? Dave |
My kayak fits in my small sports car (pictures)
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My kayak fits in my small sports car (pictures)
OK, I think this is getting perilously close to one of those
Angels-dance-pinhead* things, but what the hell, dinner isn't ready yet... John Fereira wrote: Steve Cramer wrote in : John Fereira wrote: wrote in news:1152736173.691216.253060@ 75g2000cwc.googlegroups.com: novice wrote: http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/3366/00009069xl.jpg http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/865/00009032yh.jpg What is that, 8 feet or so? I figured you would have one of those tiny ww boats. In the context of whitewater boats, 8' is very long. If you look at the first photo it the label on the hull reads "Pursuit 10" so it's likely 10' long. In any case, this is rec.boats.paddle, not rec.boats.paddle.only.boats.longer.than.16feet.all owed John, did you have any particular motivation for that last comment? It was in response to this statement. I figured you would have one of those tiny ww boats. Putting the emphasis on "you" rather than "figured" makes it sound to me that he was disparaging novice (whose choice of handle almost invites elitism) for his choice of kayak, and "tiny ww boats" could have been written without the "tiny" qualifier. And who placed that emphasis? And when has anyone in r.b.p been disparaged for paddling a WW boat of any size? Sorry, you couldn't insult by saying I paddle a WW boat no matter how long it was. If he would have written: "I figured that it was a www boat", I wouldn't have responed. In any case, novice seemed have read the same thing I did in the response given his reaction. www boat? I guess that's an occupational hazard for a network honcho like you ;) Alas, it appears that it was basically a case of unclear phrasing rather than an intential disparaging. I apologize to galt. 'Cause...galt didn't say anything about 8' WW boats, he was giving an eyeball estimate of a boat in a picture. Actually, he did. The "8 feet or so" question combined with "tiny ww boats" implies that 8' is short in the context of ww boats. It does nothing of the kind. It can as easily be interpreted to mean "I'm surprised you have a boat as long as 8'. Given your sunject line, I was expecting something much shorter, like one of those tiny WW boats." And his reaction was very reasonable, I thought. You can't always go by the number on the side of boats. Ever seen a QCC 700? Yes, but I'm not sure how long it is. I know of quite a few touring boats with 16, 17, or 18 in the model name but are often a few inches shorter. I don't know of any that are two feet shorter. What!? You, maintainer of a database of every kayak know to Man (Person?), demo paddler of hundreds of boats, and you don't know the specs of all those boats by heart? I'm shocked. Shocked! Anyhow, my point was that a QCC 700 is not 700 anything long, the 700 is a model number. Steve -- Steve Cramer Athens, GA *--No, I didn't call anybody a pinhead. |
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Steve Cramer wrote in
: OK, I think this is getting perilously close to one of those Angels-dance-pinhead* things, but what the hell, dinner isn't ready yet... Okay, last post on the matter from me. John Fereira wrote: Steve Cramer wrote in : John Fereira wrote: wrote in news:1152736173.691216.253060@ 75g2000cwc.googlegroups.com: novice wrote: http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/3366/00009069xl.jpg http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/865/00009032yh.jpg What is that, 8 feet or so? I figured you would have one of those tiny ww boats. In the context of whitewater boats, 8' is very long. If you look at the first photo it the label on the hull reads "Pursuit 10" so it's likely 10' long. In any case, this is rec.boats.paddle, not rec.boats.paddle.only.boats.longer.than.16feet.all owed John, did you have any particular motivation for that last comment? It was in response to this statement. I figured you would have one of those tiny ww boats. Putting the emphasis on "you" rather than "figured" makes it sound to me that he was disparaging novice (whose choice of handle almost invites elitism) for his choice of kayak, and "tiny ww boats" could have been written without the "tiny" qualifier. And who placed that emphasis? I did. When I write something on Usenet I'll often put *'s around a word I want to emphasis to assist the readers in determining my meaning. It could of helped here. And when has anyone in r.b.p been disparaged for paddling a WW boat of any size? Sorry, you couldn't insult by saying I paddle a WW boat no matter how long it was. If he would have written: "I figured that it was a www boat", I wouldn't have responed. In any case, novice seemed have read the same thing I did in the response given his reaction. www boat? I guess that's an occupational hazard for a network honcho like you ;) Or it could be the beer I was drinking (Duvel). Alas, it appears that it was basically a case of unclear phrasing rather than an intential disparaging. I apologize to galt. 'Cause...galt didn't say anything about 8' WW boats, he was giving an eyeball estimate of a boat in a picture. Actually, he did. The "8 feet or so" question combined with "tiny ww boats" implies that 8' is short in the context of ww boats. It does nothing of the kind. It can as easily be interpreted to mean "I'm surprised you have a boat as long as 8'. Given your sunject line, I was expecting something much shorter, like one of those tiny WW boats." I guess we can agree then, that he post as written was open to interpretation. I interpreted based on the context of some novices previous posts and some of the responses (looking for a racing boat, ended up with a 10' long boat). And his reaction was very reasonable, I thought. You can't always go by the number on the side of boats. Ever seen a QCC 700? Yes, but I'm not sure how long it is. I know of quite a few touring boats with 16, 17, or 18 in the model name but are often a few inches shorter. I don't know of any that are two feet shorter. What!? You, maintainer of a database of every kayak know to Man (Person?), To be fair, I haven't updated that datebase in several years. I have used it as a reference application to play with some new technologies that I might use for my real work, but my real work (and my 3 year old) have taken priority. demo paddler of hundreds of boats, I haven't updated my list in a long time but I think it's more like 130 boats. and you don't know the specs of all those boats by heart? I'm shocked. Shocked! We'll, no, but I could probably identify a QCC boat sitting on a roofrack from a block away. Anyhow, my point was that a QCC 700 is not 700 anything long, the 700 is a model number. I see your point. The 500X is actually 2 inches longer than the 600X (okay, I cheated and looked at the web site). |
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wrote: novice wrote: http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/3366/00009069xl.jpg http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/865/00009032yh.jpg I saw a homemade fiberglass boat the other day that came apart, into three pieces, at the bulkheads. Each compartment was about 3 feet long so the entire boat was 9 or 10 feet long. When assembled a set of snap latches held it together. Apart it was carried in a sedan. I don't know if it would fit inside a small sports car. My 17.5 ft Folbot fits in the truck of my Honda! HYY |
My kayak fits in my small sports car (pictures)
novice wrote:
ok, I thought you were being sarcastic. apology accepted. wrote: novice wrote: you heard him, jackass. fix your attitude, elitest. You said; "My kayak fits in my small sports car (pictures)" I said; "What is that, 8 feet or so? I figured you would have one of those tiny ww boats." I meant that before getting the photo open I expected you would have a tiny ww boat. I did not say that your boat was tiny. Is that so complex? Dude, he's not the one who owes an apology, for the fact that you were too dim to understand his perfectly reasonable comment and then flamed him with an infantile reply. -Richard, His Kanubic Travesty -- ================================================== ==================== Richard Hopley Winston-Salem, NC, USA rhopley[at]earthlink[dot]net Nothing really matters except Boats, Sex, and Rock'n'Roll rhopley[at]wfubmc[dot]edu OK, OK; computer programming for scientific research also matters ================================================== ==================== |
My kayak fits in my small sports car (pictures)
John Fereira wrote: Steve Cramer wrote in : John Fereira wrote: wrote in news:1152736173.691216.253060@ 75g2000cwc.googlegroups.com: novice wrote: http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/3366/00009069xl.jpg http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/865/00009032yh.jpg What is that, 8 feet or so? I figured you would have one of those tiny ww boats. In the context of whitewater boats, 8' is very long. If you look at the first photo it the label on the hull reads "Pursuit 10" so it's likely 10' long. In any case, this is rec.boats.paddle, not rec.boats.paddle.only.boats.longer.than.16feet.all owed John, did you have any particular motivation for that last comment? It was in response to this statement. I figured you would have one of those tiny ww boats. Putting the emphasis on "you" rather than "figured" makes it sound to me that he was disparaging novice (whose choice of handle almost invites elitism) for his choice of kayak, and "tiny ww boats" could have been written without the "tiny" qualifier. If he would have written: "I figured that it was a www boat", I wouldn't have responed. In any case, novice seemed have read the same thing I did in the response given his reaction. Alas, it appears that it was basically a case of unclear phrasing rather than an intential disparaging. I apologize to galt. 'Cause...galt didn't say anything about 8' WW boats, he was giving an eyeball estimate of a boat in a picture. Actually, he did. The "8 feet or so" question combined with "tiny ww boats" implies that 8' is short in the context of ww boats. Not in my reading of Galt's initial response, John. My paraphrase of his remark, as I understood his meaning, is this: "wow, that thing is at least 8' long! From your subject line, I expected to see one of those tiny whitewater boats!" I was as surprised as Steve and Galt when I saw how both you and "novice" (who is clearly a novice when it comes to polite discourse) responded. -Richard, His Kanubic Travesty -- ================================================== ==================== Richard Hopley Winston-Salem, NC, USA rhopley[at]earthlink[dot]net Nothing really matters except Boats, Sex, and Rock'n'Roll rhopley[at]wfubmc[dot]edu OK, OK; computer programming for scientific research also matters ================================================== ==================== |
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Die! DIE! SIr, I demand an apology!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Oci-One Kanubi wrote: John Fereira wrote: Steve Cramer wrote in : John Fereira wrote: wrote in news:1152736173.691216.253060@ 75g2000cwc.googlegroups.com: novice wrote: http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/3366/00009069xl.jpg http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/865/00009032yh.jpg What is that, 8 feet or so? I figured you would have one of those tiny ww boats. In the context of whitewater boats, 8' is very long. If you look at the first photo it the label on the hull reads "Pursuit 10" so it's likely 10' long. In any case, this is rec.boats.paddle, not rec.boats.paddle.only.boats.longer.than.16feet.all owed John, did you have any particular motivation for that last comment? It was in response to this statement. I figured you would have one of those tiny ww boats. Putting the emphasis on "you" rather than "figured" makes it sound to me that he was disparaging novice (whose choice of handle almost invites elitism) for his choice of kayak, and "tiny ww boats" could have been written without the "tiny" qualifier. If he would have written: "I figured that it was a www boat", I wouldn't have responed. In any case, novice seemed have read the same thing I did in the response given his reaction. Alas, it appears that it was basically a case of unclear phrasing rather than an intential disparaging. I apologize to galt. 'Cause...galt didn't say anything about 8' WW boats, he was giving an eyeball estimate of a boat in a picture. Actually, he did. The "8 feet or so" question combined with "tiny ww boats" implies that 8' is short in the context of ww boats. Not in my reading of Galt's initial response, John. My paraphrase of his remark, as I understood his meaning, is this: "wow, that thing is at least 8' long! From your subject line, I expected to see one of those tiny whitewater boats!" I was as surprised as Steve and Galt when I saw how both you and "novice" (who is clearly a novice when it comes to polite discourse) responded. -Richard, His Kanubic Travesty -- ================================================== ==================== Richard Hopley Winston-Salem, NC, USA rhopley[at]earthlink[dot]net Nothing really matters except Boats, Sex, and Rock'n'Roll rhopley[at]wfubmc[dot]edu OK, OK; computer programming for scientific research also matters ================================================== ==================== |
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Why dont you just bring up inflateables? Jesus, you people just cant
handle the fact that my ****en boat fits in my small car. You must be lawyers. wrote: novice wrote: http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/3366/00009069xl.jpg http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/865/00009032yh.jpg I saw a homemade fiberglass boat the other day that came apart, into three pieces, at the bulkheads. Each compartment was about 3 feet long so the entire boat was 9 or 10 feet long. When assembled a set of snap latches held it together. Apart it was carried in a sedan. I don't know if it would fit inside a small sports car. |
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Sees-koo-wee-hah-nay wrote:
novice wrote: Why dont you just bring up inflateables? Jesus, you people just cant handle the fact that my ****en boat fits in my small car. You must be lawyers. Who gives a rats ass. I carry both a 12' and 9.5' at the same time in my Honda so I win! The 240sx is a chicks car. I'm surprised you don't drive a Miata. Dude, we are so on the same page with that. I cannot count the number of people who couldn't understand why I refered to the Miata as "a co-ed's car" and refused to test-drive one when I was looking for an inexpensive roadster. (I wound up with an MR2 Spyder. Never even looked at those "sporty compacts" like the 240SX which this weenie thinks is a sports car). 'Course, most of the people who couldn't understand my scorn for the Miata were women... -Richard, His Kanubic Travesty -- ================================================== ==================== Richard Hopley Winston-Salem, NC, USA .. rhopley[at]earthlink[dot]net .. Nothing really matters except Boats, Sex, and Rock'n'Roll .. rhopley[at]wfubmc[dot]edu .. OK, OK; computer programming for scientific research also matters ================================================== ==================== |
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You drive a Honda? God, you are worthless. They dont call the 240sx a
honda killer for nothing. Die! Sees-koo-wee-hah-nay wrote: novice wrote: Why dont you just bring up inflateables? Jesus, you people just cant handle the fact that my ****en boat fits in my small car. You must be lawyers. Who gives a rats ass. I carry both a 12' and 9.5' at the same time in my Honda so I win! The 240sx is a chicks car. I'm surprised you don't drive a Miata. wrote: novice wrote: http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/3366/00009069xl.jpg http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/865/00009032yh.jpg I saw a homemade fiberglass boat the other day that came apart, into three pieces, at the bulkheads. Each compartment was about 3 feet long so the entire boat was 9 or 10 feet long. When assembled a set of snap latches held it together. Apart it was carried in a sedan. I don't know if it would fit inside a small sports car. |
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novice wrote: You drive a Honda? God, you are worthless. They dont call the 240sx a honda killer for nothing. Die! Honda killer? What are you, 16 years old? Spending all your spare time trying to get some "street cred"? Nobody cares about your a car being a "Honda Killer". I've yet to be approached by a fast and furious punk looking to "kill" my Honda. You watch too much TV little boy, come back to reality and realize how insignificant you are in the grand scheme of things. Sees-koo-wee-hah-nay wrote: novice wrote: Why dont you just bring up inflateables? Jesus, you people just cant handle the fact that my ****en boat fits in my small car. You must be lawyers. Who gives a rats ass. I carry both a 12' and 9.5' at the same time in my Honda so I win! The 240sx is a chicks car. I'm surprised you don't drive a Miata. wrote: novice wrote: http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/3366/00009069xl.jpg http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/865/00009032yh.jpg I saw a homemade fiberglass boat the other day that came apart, into three pieces, at the bulkheads. Each compartment was about 3 feet long so the entire boat was 9 or 10 feet long. When assembled a set of snap latches held it together. Apart it was carried in a sedan. I don't know if it would fit inside a small sports car. |
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You took the time to write 50 word response so clearly you care. Me
thinks you protest too much. I have nothing but contempt for Honda drivers. Sees-koo-wee-hah-nay wrote: novice wrote: You drive a Honda? God, you are worthless. They dont call the 240sx a honda killer for nothing. Die! Honda killer? What are you, 16 years old? Spending all your spare time trying to get some "street cred"? Nobody cares about your a car being a "Honda Killer". I've yet to be approached by a fast and furious punk looking to "kill" my Honda. You watch too much TV little boy, come back to reality and realize how insignificant you are in the grand scheme of things. Sees-koo-wee-hah-nay wrote: novice wrote: Why dont you just bring up inflateables? Jesus, you people just cant handle the fact that my ****en boat fits in my small car. You must be lawyers. Who gives a rats ass. I carry both a 12' and 9.5' at the same time in my Honda so I win! The 240sx is a chicks car. I'm surprised you don't drive a Miata. wrote: novice wrote: http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/3366/00009069xl.jpg http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/865/00009032yh.jpg I saw a homemade fiberglass boat the other day that came apart, into three pieces, at the bulkheads. Each compartment was about 3 feet long so the entire boat was 9 or 10 feet long. When assembled a set of snap latches held it together. Apart it was carried in a sedan. I don't know if it would fit inside a small sports car. |
My kayak fits in my small sports car (pictures)
novice wrote: You took the time to write 50 word response so clearly you care. Me thinks you protest too much. I have nothing but contempt for Honda drivers. Sees-koo-wee-hah-nay wrote: novice wrote: You drive a Honda? God, you are worthless. They dont call the 240sx a honda killer for nothing. Die! Honda killer? What are you, 16 years old? Spending all your spare time trying to get some "street cred"? Nobody cares about your a car being a "Honda Killer". I've yet to be approached by a fast and furious punk looking to "kill" my Honda. You watch too much TV little boy, come back to reality and realize how insignificant you are in the grand scheme of things. Sees-koo-wee-hah-nay wrote: novice wrote: Why dont you just bring up inflateables? Jesus, you people just cant handle the fact that my ****en boat fits in my small car. You must be lawyers. Who gives a rats ass. I carry both a 12' and 9.5' at the same time in my Honda so I win! The 240sx is a chicks car. I'm surprised you don't drive a Miata. wrote: novice wrote: http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/3366/00009069xl.jpg http://img145.imageshack.us/img145/865/00009032yh.jpg I saw a homemade fiberglass boat the other day that came apart, into three pieces, at the bulkheads. Each compartment was about 3 feet long so the entire boat was 9 or 10 feet long. When assembled a set of snap latches held it together. Apart it was carried in a sedan. I don't know if it would fit inside a small sports car. Hey Cisco, he calls it contempt, but you have a secret admirer! He's counten your words man! HYY |
My kayak fits in my small sports car (pictures)
Hanta-Yo-Yo wrote: novice wrote: You took the time to write 50 word response so clearly you care. Me thinks you protest too much. I have nothing but contempt for Honda drivers. Hey Cisco, he calls it contempt, but you have a secret admirer! He's counten your words man! HYY That just sick, he probably uses a left-handed mouse on his computer too. He'll be getting that Miata any day now, only a matter of time. |
My kayak fits in my small sports car (pictures)
Whats wrong with a miata. I might get a honda because they have better
gas mileage than nissan. Sees-koo-wee-hah-nay wrote: Hanta-Yo-Yo wrote: novice wrote: You took the time to write 50 word response so clearly you care. Me thinks you protest too much. I have nothing but contempt for Honda drivers. Hey Cisco, he calls it contempt, but you have a secret admirer! He's counten your words man! HYY That just sick, he probably uses a left-handed mouse on his computer too. He'll be getting that Miata any day now, only a matter of time. |
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