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[John Knight]

hey john, are you really a beginer boater as your post name states?

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Norm

The label (beginner boater) is rather misleading. Until you have 250 posts, you are a beginner. I really laughed when Andy Brown joined up and his said beginner as well. The ONLY time and way I can say I am on even keel with him.

I have been running boats for 14 years. Much longer than many but not long compared a number of others. Learned a few things along the way but really enjoy the racing. With a high stress job it helps keeps me sane. Or am I?????? I could do a good many other things with the money I throw into this hobby.

John

 

[norm j]

B) yeh john i didnt think that you wre a beginner boater buy the way you have expressed your thoughts on these threads

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[shoboat]

I have been running boats for 14 years. Much longer than many but not long compared a number of others. Learned a few things along the way but really enjoy the racing. With a high stress job it helps keeps me sane. Or am I?????? I could do a good many other things with the money I throw into this hobby.

John

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Hey John,

But you love it(the hobby) it keeps you in touch with your son. I wish I had a son

to go boating with,my daughter didn't want any part of the Tomboy thing.

You are definitely right about the money and the sane comment though John.

But there is no better way to relax, then out at the pond with a 21 Hydro. :lol:

Happy Holidays,

Mark Sholund

 

[John Knight]

I have been running boats for 14 years. Much longer than many but not long compared a number of others. Learned a few things along the way but really enjoy the racing. With a high stress job it helps keeps me sane. Or am I?????? I could do a good many other things with the money I throw into this hobby.

John

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Hey John,

But you love it(the hobby) it keeps you in touch with your son. I wish I had a son

to go boating with,my daughter didn't want any part of the Tomboy thing.

You are definitely right about the money and the sane comment though John.

But there is no better way to relax, then out at the pond with a 21 Hydro. :lol:

Happy Holidays,

Mark Sholund

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Mark,

A relaxing time at the lake with a 21 hydro, a 45 hydro, and 67 hydro and an 90 hydro. All riggers. The pucker factor increases with each one. Can burn up some fuel in a hurry especially with the big ones! But I do enjoy it immensely. Plan on doing it into retirement.

John