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Re: Joke of the Day
As I slipped my finger slowly inside her hole, I could immediately feel it getting wetter and wetter…
I slid my finger back out, and within seconds, she was going down on me.
I thought to myself, "I really need a new fu**ing boat."
I thought to myself, "I really need a new fu**ing boat."
shawnmjr
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Re: Were talking canals here
Well my SS prop has not arrived, so as a southern rep. of the Rinker forum. I did the next best thing. Day drinking at 2:00 over looking marina.
randy56
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Rinker Forum
We all know how fortunate we are to be a member of the Rinker Owners Club Forum....but I had forgotten just HOW lucky we actually are! As you guys know I just bought a PWC. Today I went on a number of PWC owners forums. I was astounded how many posts - on many forums less that 90% - were not ever answered. Never, like going back years. People are reading the posts, sometimes a couple of hundred reads but no suggestions or offers of help. I asked a question about installing pop-up cleats in the stern area of a 2018 FX Cruiser SVHO (it has pop-up cleats in the bow area).....let's see if I even get a reply on that forum. Geez, I have already replied to one poor guy who asked a question about octane ratings for his supercharged pwc. Guys WE are LUCKY to have this membership!!!!!
Michael T
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Re: Pic Of The Day
I hear ya. My fledging business of sitting on the couch with my laptop looking at boats I can't afford is struggling.
RiverRat232
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Re: Joke of the Day
As many of you know, I fly a lot. A lot.
Anyway the person sitting next to me on a flight was an attractive woman.
Ever the charmer, I used one of my “best” lines on her.
I asked, “Does the airline charge you extra for sitting next to a good-looking man?”
“Yes,” she replied, “but I wasn’t willing to pay.”
Anyway the person sitting next to me on a flight was an attractive woman.
Ever the charmer, I used one of my “best” lines on her.
I asked, “Does the airline charge you extra for sitting next to a good-looking man?”
“Yes,” she replied, “but I wasn’t willing to pay.”
randy56
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Re: 200 miles under the keel in one day ... or, how a house fire ruined our cruise
Excuse the mess. It's a small house but this has made a big difference.
skennelly
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Re: Cold here in fl!
LaRea said:It was soooo cold (HOW COLD WAS IT?)
@rasbury,being a Floridian, needed a puffy jacket and a hat just to go out to his yard and pick oranges.Hitchhikers in Florida were holding up pictures of thumbs. Florida politicians had their hands in THEIR OWN pockets. Florida COVID patients with a temperature over 104F were being used as hand-warmers!
Meanwhile, @PickleRick might have needed to wear a shirt, but not long sleeves. @YYZRC might have needed shoes, but only for a long walk.
I'm a wuss. @Willhound is your Canadian benchmark - he's the kind of guy that does the polar bear dip and forgoes the towel in favor of a beer.
This was me and the little man after Xmas. Not car wash foam.
YYZRC
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Re: Cold here in fl!
That may have been true at one time. As I get older I don't care for the snow as much. In my younger days I lived for it. One of my previous careers was in tourism marketing in Northern Ontario. One of the perks was that I was usually the go to guy for leading long backwoods snowmobile trips for journalists and large tour groups. This pic was taken about 600 miles north of Toronto and was used as a cover shot on a snowmobile magazine, Moteneige Quebec. Haven't been on a sled now for probably 10 years. I miss this one though, it was a rocket ship. Sadly it was stolen, stripped and burned. Got a nice fat insurance cheque and bought a boat!YYZRC said:I'm a wuss. @Willhound is your Canadian benchmark - he's the kind of guy that does the polar bear dip and forgoes the towel in favor of a beer.
Willhound
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