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![]() "Wayne.B" wrote in message news ![]() On Tue, 05 Sep 2006 02:38:03 GMT, "MGG" wrote: Funny thing is that speed is of no advantage for a "Poker Run." The last boat to arrive can still win the pot...there's no need for a turbine powered boat running at 100mph. I'm no expert on poker runs but I've heard that the *real* event is all about finishing first in a thinly disguised race, and that winning the "pot" is a public relations after thought. Well ****, why tolerate a " thinly disguised race" ?? Why not just *HAVE* a race, a real race, with official safety stuff, and lanes, and all the fixings ? This is sad story. Insurance companies and lawers are gonna have a hay-day with this one I'll bet. Something tells be these were $20K boats either. Interesting to note that most of the folks were up there in age - over 50 etc. (not that there's any thing wrong with this, but just noteworthy) Sad. |
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