27C, 15-20 kts. and strengthening

WA at sunrise..........WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

And before I take the toxic bath I'm going to feed on animal fat, chicken embryo, spuds, tomato sauce, tabasco..............breakfast of champions, musli is for EFs.

Sore all over, oh baby.

This morning was sweet. 20 knots solid. still buzzing.

what the hell was with the ****ing idiot dog owners at bourke street yesterday morning .


all that shallow water between bourke street and point walter and they have to insist flicking balls for their pets into the water right where kiters are launching and landing . The amount of dogs that ran after the kites was amazing .

I even got told to mind my own business by some bitter old hag after her annoying little rat shat on the beach and i pointed to her to come pick it up .

dusta said...

what the hell was with the ****ing idiot dog owners at bourke street yesterday morning .


all that shallow water between bourke street and point walter and they have to insist flicking balls for their pets into the water right where kiters are launching and landing . The amount of dogs that ran after the kites was amazing .

I even got told to mind my own business by some bitter old hag after her annoying little rat shat on the beach and i pointed to her to come pick it up .

www.seabreeze.com.au/forums/Kitesurfing/General/Attadale-Foreshore/

Definately a dog beach till the fence starts to the east. bummer cause usually pretty popular with dogs on weekend. have to be careful not to upset anyone cause this spot craps on pt walter cause it gets so busy. in the water by 6 and done by 8.30 usually beets the crowds (both kites and dogs).

it does seem strange to have a nature reserve right next to a dog beach. Dogs are there everyday while kiters only get a handful of good easterlies. Surely the dogs would disturb the nesting wildlife more than what we do.

Melville beach is banned for dogs without leads but are still seen frequently running around. Works both ways i guess.

dusta said...

airhead said...
well actually you're $%#@ing kiting in the dog exercise area which only extends a mere 200metres or so west of the fence which marks the beginning of the sancurary zone! you could go elsewhere to you know.

http://www.melvillecity.com.au/community/dog/where-can-i-take-my-dog/where-can-you-take-your-dog.pdf

considering there are no signs anywhere to indicate this is a dog area , how the **** are non dog owners supposed to know this . i even rang the melville council and he couldn't even tell me exactly where it starts and stops so as far as i doing nothing wrong .

hey i don't make the rules you just need to be mindful that banning kiting has already been on the agenda in Melville so antagonising the local rate payers ain't gonna help anyone. like stinky says "the dogs and their owners are there every day kiters only a handful of days in the year"

yeah walk my dog down at leighton and same deal there, dogs taking a crap and a minority group of owners who just turn a blind eye

Dog attacks are a major cause of human injury in Australia. In 1991, it was estimated that there could be up to 30 000 people presenting to hospital annually as the result of dog attacks in Australia.

And kiters are supposed to be the menace...............100% wrong.

Perhaps Dusta was once bitten by a dog, not nice, especially as a youngster.

From 1986-94 there were 11 people who died as a result of dog attack.

Furthermore, the dogs kill the very old and very young, so I better watch out.

Gruezi said ....

"Oh how I love E and a good wine"

I heard taking alcohol will dull the effects of a good E????

Errrr ..... We are talking about partying ..... right????

DM

charl thanks for gettin this very misleading post about dog s##t back on track, classic

dont skip to 4.00 its all good

Charl dv said...

jeffrey is just this nice bloke from down the road.

moral of the story is if you mix and match it is always a good time

"There's no reason to be scared of Jefferey"