So.....

[fearlu]

Big air, ocean kiting and freestyle and still confused?

[dewey]

Can you believe it???

[Greg]

Did you read the one about kite'n-n-light'n, Bla Bla Bla, some suicidle shit.
I punched that limrick out after half a bottle of Jack and a few beers....
Puked my guts out the next morn'n.
Choppers right, that shit's just puke in a bottle,
L.M.G.

[OliverG]

Chip is right about that, don't bother with the J.D., just have a civilized Scotch and Soda every once in a while to chase a few beers... didn't see the other one (limerik) , you must have forgotten to hit the "Submit" button! Maybe that was a good thing? Today's one rules, though!

[Pablito]

Yeah, but Charlie's been writing haikus here for the last year. I think I mentioned it once before. 5-7-5 (syllables). Check the archives or his blog..

Does it still count if he's not doing it on purpose? =D>

[Pablito]

"well i must say
that was not much fun.
alameda new rap"

A haiku written by Charlie, December 22, 2005.

There's lots more, in his blog and on the forums.

PS -- how do you guys exerpt other people's posts and have it showing in a dialogue box? Haven't figured that out yet...

[jjm]

Hit the "quote" button on the post, it will automagically mark up a response.

Otherwise

Code: Select all

[quote]thequote[/quote]
or
[quote="thenameofpersonyouarequoting"]thequote[/quote]

[OliverG]

Please direct all site tech questions to jjm (Josh) and you will get a correct answer!

It's in brackets as he shows above, aka tags...

[charlie]

dewey
you might want 3 diffrent kites for that?

lets see, my next haiku
will be for you,posted lean
not too mean,just after four twenty

[Pablito]

So Dewey's gonna have to include the price of a new vehicle in his kite budget, too. That Jetta can't hold more than four kites, I'm guessing.

A few more years and all us kiters will be hauling around wackjob trailers like the windsurfers to fit all our gear.

Until this year, I was fine for skiing with a four-pair roofrack: 3 pairs of skis for me and one for my wife. Now, she's adding to her quiver and I have to leave one pair of mine at home when we head to the slopes.