schultzie
03-12-2004, 07:39 PM
well i am home from all my trecking, it has been a long process including going to hospital and the new nick name of Bin Boy... that is a story to explain in person, well as we all know i was out for chicks but as this forum generally holds a PG rating ill just say i kissed 1 girl on the cheek and had fun flirting with lots more and then just walking off right at the point where i was getting some where.... i thought it was funny.
ross may agree with me as will any one else that has been in an ambo before they are really uncomfortable, and as of this point right now when kiting near objects that can hurt you wear an impact vest... the word it that i was in hospital and was a paraplegic... alex soon put those rumors to sleep by telling everyone that the mountainboarder over their was that paraplegic, while i am a good 3m in the air nailing a grab... no more was said
Mambo... um HOT CHICKS... wind that was as far as i am concerned just built it self up till the big 35knots on sunday.. pub lots of eye kandy lots of alchlomohole consumed made the walk back to the hostel fun then to top it off walking to the park for breckfast to see all the kiters drinking again at 9am to recover from their hangovers i suppose... i think that most people would agree that the sun was at it's worst in the morning.. i am just lucky that we diddnt have far to drive if at all.
as for kite surfing i only went in the competition area on sunday and it was really scary being in an area with another 100 or so kites and managing not to have an accident... how ever nigel i seen many decaptated birds from fins on the boards, they were all aparently tired or something from the weather... mm i dunno, but they are dead now, to tell you the truch it was really not nice seeing that in the water... im sure most people would have tried to avoide them.... well there goes my PG rating now at MA15+.
i am sure that the merrimbula sail board club all ready know this but they are a bunch of ledgend'S!!! they managed to keep over 300people fed with good food, bacon and eggs for breckfast, steak, fish steak, kebabs for lunch and all you can eat... at one stage there was no one there and a lot off food on the plate and one of the guys said those boys out there will be hungry soon... lo and behold 5min later most of the kites were down and there was a line 20m long we must have been able to smell it. it was a fantastic event and even though i only went kite surfing twice and mountainboarded every day otherwise it was well worth all the money i paid to have as much fun as i did,
im going back next year no questions asked.
Sleep time now
Justin
ross may agree with me as will any one else that has been in an ambo before they are really uncomfortable, and as of this point right now when kiting near objects that can hurt you wear an impact vest... the word it that i was in hospital and was a paraplegic... alex soon put those rumors to sleep by telling everyone that the mountainboarder over their was that paraplegic, while i am a good 3m in the air nailing a grab... no more was said
Mambo... um HOT CHICKS... wind that was as far as i am concerned just built it self up till the big 35knots on sunday.. pub lots of eye kandy lots of alchlomohole consumed made the walk back to the hostel fun then to top it off walking to the park for breckfast to see all the kiters drinking again at 9am to recover from their hangovers i suppose... i think that most people would agree that the sun was at it's worst in the morning.. i am just lucky that we diddnt have far to drive if at all.
as for kite surfing i only went in the competition area on sunday and it was really scary being in an area with another 100 or so kites and managing not to have an accident... how ever nigel i seen many decaptated birds from fins on the boards, they were all aparently tired or something from the weather... mm i dunno, but they are dead now, to tell you the truch it was really not nice seeing that in the water... im sure most people would have tried to avoide them.... well there goes my PG rating now at MA15+.
i am sure that the merrimbula sail board club all ready know this but they are a bunch of ledgend'S!!! they managed to keep over 300people fed with good food, bacon and eggs for breckfast, steak, fish steak, kebabs for lunch and all you can eat... at one stage there was no one there and a lot off food on the plate and one of the guys said those boys out there will be hungry soon... lo and behold 5min later most of the kites were down and there was a line 20m long we must have been able to smell it. it was a fantastic event and even though i only went kite surfing twice and mountainboarded every day otherwise it was well worth all the money i paid to have as much fun as i did,
im going back next year no questions asked.
Sleep time now
Justin