try to go out, only for the kite to be falling out of the sky. do the walk of shame. then roll up a wet and sandy kite. then get really piessed off, and wonder why i bothered to try.

i actually did it today... silly me

CrazyCrab said...

Hey People!Just wondering what wierd/funny things kiters do when there stuck at the beach with no wind?

when i am stuck at the beach with no wind, i usually deflate my tyres, have a another wife beater and continue my journey which is probably to a good fishing or diving spot....

The crew bring the 'communal beers' for each sesh.
4160 ritual now

Sit 'round and talk/ drink/ socialize!

rip off the straps and go skimboarding. or if your a special person, give land jumping a go.

sandman said...

rip off the straps and go skimboarding. or if your a special person, give land jumping a go.

I feel special. Im like the king of land jumping, I could be paragliding with my leet skillz

ronie said...

... well recently I posed with "Flying Objects" stickers on my nipples in a car park at the beach to win that seabreeze competition

yeah! yeah!

So where's the Pix ???

Post random stuff on the forum!

sleep under a fully pumped up kite, in the hope that when the wind picks up, the canopy will slap you in the face and wake you up.

i just discovered "geocaching" .....google it. its a good way to while away the hours and concerntrate on something else for a change.

ronie said...

... well recently I posed with "Flying Objects" stickers on my nipples in a car park at the beach to win that seabreeze competition

So how long have you had the new funbags? Nothin better than seabreeze to show off some new toys

getfunky said...

Geez - that pic is a thinly disguised effort to appeal to stoopid guys.. although this thread just got a whole lot more interesting!!

It worked!

Well, I do love new toys... my nipples are fine thanks boys I was going to do the cape and g-string but Flying Objects Man beat me to it

rusty7 said...

i just discovered "geocaching" .....google it. its a good way to while away the hours and concerntrate on something else for a change.

You have fun with that one rusty

D

Geocaching is "high tech hide and seek". People have hidden tuppaware containers all over the world. You have the GPS co-ordinates. When you find one you write in the log, take something you like and replace it with something of similar value...

I spent much of my trip with the family through Europe finding caches. It meant we saw lots of places would not normaly see.

www.geocaching.com/profile/?guid=5defa45d-fb1d-432d-b848-52e294ab16e5

and here are some photos of some of those places
www.geocaching.com/profile/Default.aspx?guid=5defa45d-fb1d-432d-b848-52e294ab16e5

Some of the object you find are "trackable". The first one I found was in Hong Kong and it was "Lucky Ducky 4000". www.geocaching.com/track/details.aspx?id=263904

It has been married, ridden our horse and travelled 52,944 km...
www.geocaching.com/track/map_gm.aspx?ID=263904

Grant

If it's a little light on, I usually throw in the flippers, snorkel, skimboard, devil sticks, and a kite mag.... then I'm sorted if it craps out!