GT40 probs

IAughtNaut wrote: oh buddy, I got a couple for the calendar this year....Morfoot took one of me and my dad running together

Are those the ones he took that Sunday evening when we ran across each other on the St Johns river?

Gary S wrote: IAughtNaut wrote: oh buddy, I got a couple for the calendar this year....Morfoot took one of me and my dad running together     Are those the ones he took that Sunday evening when we ran across each other on the St Johns river?

the same

my cousin pulled me the other day with it loaded up to surf. he said it felt like the boat was drunk

BUSTED. Bailiff, whack his pee pee.

man card- revoked

come on Tom, you're better than that

CT is a good time for sure. Get as far as ATL and you may be able to ride up with my dad.

As for the air chair, having not seen any pictures or video, your butt is too far back on the seat. Move forward so that the back of your butt lines up directly with the back of the seat. When you think you're far enough forward, slide up another inch.

seacamper wrote: Uh.....I was gone all weekend? That was Connie's boyfriend? Oh, all right! It was me. I admit it

That's funny

Hey Guys,
I need some help here. This guy looks familiar, and yet.......there is something not right. I think the rooms starting to spin real fast.....because of the tubing.

seacamper wrote: Hey Guys, I need some help here. This guy looks familiar, and yet.......there is something not right. I think the rooms starting to spin real fast.....because of the tubing.

I think a picture of Eddie in a dress would be less unsettling. turnaround's a bltch ain't it?

The bear leaves town for a couple weekends and Eddie can't contain himself..... "Woooo Hoooooo! John is gone so I can bust out the tubes and there ain't nobody around to take pictures or give me $&*#!"

The Tuberazzi are EVERYWHERE!

I think he's just jealous of Pete holding all the professional tubing records.

JPASS wrote: Morfoot wrote: The Tuberazzi are EVERYWHERE! Hysterical. My buddy sent me down a tube a few months ago........hasn't left the garage. Might bring out one day for the dogs to chill on.

Yeah, right Jpass
Isn't this you right between the big balls?

seacamper wrote: [ Isn't this you right between the big balls?

Definitely not me......that guy has too much hair.

ROFLMAO....I think I might have to start looking for a tower next.

The good news is that my grandkids didn't like it at all so I took it back to my wife's boss and thankfully am not taking up any space in my garage or money out of pocket.
The bad news is that they still have no desire to get behind the boat on ski's either.

I did make sure that there was an understanding that anyone who wanted to ski gets first dibs so I had an awesome slalom run on absolutely pristine water.

The hard falls are the best part. Chicks dig scars.

All of my kids started skiing when they were 5 or 6 years old. Over the 4th, I got one of my nephews (age 6) up for the first time. He skied the entire length of the lake, and I never even got the boat on plane. When he was done, his dad pulled in the 30 feet of rope by hand so when he stopped skiing, he was right by the boat and we could hop in the water and be right with him. Nothing scary there, and with the ultra slow speed, if he had fallen, he likely would have gotten wet and nothing else.

I have 3 other 4 year old nephews, that I successfully planted the seed. We spent a good part of a couple of evenings pulling them around on the grass on ski's. Before we got behind the boat with the 6 year old, we did about 10 ski to the beach attempts, where my daughters take him out 30 feet from the shore and then we practice starts as I run up the yard and they ski to the beach. After the 6 year old did his run behind the boat, all the 4 year olds wanted to ski to the beach, which we did. Seeds successfully sown.

Give the grass ski a try, you do need ski's that have the learning bar, so you can tie a rope to the ski and the handle to facilitate the pulling them around, should be able to do it with the 11 year old. I have figured out, you have to manipulate the kids so all they see is the fun, you definitely do not want to FORCE them into trying, let them WANT it. I have literally spent a couple of years working on the 6 year old, everytime one of the kids would drop off at the dock, I would ask him if he saw how much fun they were having. It works, but its a marathon project, not a sprint.