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Yeah Zeev, I'm the *#$*ing man. I missed the jump and clocked my head, I
ended up shitting bricks on the way back down to Limantour, scared out of my
wits that I'll blow a jibe.
what is it with you people?
I come in with one comment on this stupid list server every six months,
because I feel it's a great forum for RELEVANT windsurfing info, stories,
and such.
I was at maximum velocity (read way overpowered) and did try a backloop
(read dumb idea) and you think that I'm trying to act like the big public
dick on the block and you have to call me out. Give me a friggin' break. I
apologize that I don't have an hour to write a huge essay on my experience,
and I sent an email off the cuff, included some brief info about what
happened. Next time I'll just skip it.
So I've changed my tune. Hey everyone, Tuba is a great, friendly place to
sail. I recommend it to all my friends- especially those who are just
learning to waterstart.
And yes, the dog did become the meal.
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Subject: RE: Tubamancha
<snip>
>I went for a
>jump at maximum velocity, tried a way overpowered back loop
Hmmmmm, you have a high degree of risk tolerance: cold ass water, off
shore wind, the landlord....
you must be a stud sailor.
<snip>
>I'll save for the later the story the nurse told me about her friends
dog
> that went for a swim off Limantour beach and didn't come back.
Dont' save it, share the story. Did the dog become the meal?
I've sailed Tuba a hand full of times - see archive for my reports. The
best
advice: don't do it solo! In addition to safety, it's more fun to share
a beer with a buddy after your killer wave sesh.
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