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Old 07-01-2009   #41
skyegod
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I learned to row last year, no oar rights. I did try them once at the end of the season, and did not enjoy them. When I got my rig this year, I went with rope wrap and donut. It is definitely a learning curve. But hey I am learning. but when all is said and done, I think that if it works for you, and you end the day with a great big goofy grin on your face, and your passengers are feeling the same way - then what does it really matter. Just get out there and have some damn fun! DAMNIT!!!


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Old 07-01-2009   #42
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This topic seems to stir similar emotions as some of the political threads in the Eddy! Pretty damn funny, I agree with skyegod and Ween... just do what you wanna, it'll be oK!
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Old 07-01-2009   #43
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So, am I seeing a link between big ego's and no oar rights? Sheesh, you non-oar right folks need to get your panties out of a bunch. It's just personal preference. Am I less of a man if I drink Miller Light vs. Guiness? Well, yes on that one.

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Old 07-01-2009   #44
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So, am I seeing a link between big ego's and no oar rights? Sheesh, you non-oar right folks need to get your panties out of a bunch. It's just personal preference. Am I less of a man if I drink Miller Light vs. Guiness? Well, yes on that one.

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Uhhhh, dude. I don't wear panties. Maybe that is part of your problem, besides the oar rights that is. Glad they work for you. The undergarments or the rights. Does that make it easier to dry your sack after you get flipped out of the boat from your oar getting stuck in an eddy and you can't twist it to get the oar out?


Dave Frank and Lhowe are boating buddies I met through the buzz, and I will still boat with them - oar rights and all.

What is really over the top is the mention of that other beer in the same sentence as Guinness. NOT COOL.
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Old 07-01-2009   #45
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What is really over the top is the mention of that other beer in the same sentence as Guinness. NOT COOL.
I didn't know you could even call that other product a beer.
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Old 07-01-2009   #46
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It's the champagne of beers!!
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Old 07-01-2009   #47
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Sheesh, you non-oar right folks need to get your panties out of a bunch.
Kilts all the way - WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
Free oars and Free Balls
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Old 07-01-2009   #48
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Uhhhh, dude. I don't wear panties. Maybe that is part of your problem, besides the oar rights that is. Glad they work for you. The undergarments or the rights. Does that make it easier to dry your sack after you get flipped out of the boat from your oar getting stuck in an eddy and you can't twist it to get the oar out?


Dave Frank and Lhowe are boating buddies I met through the buzz, and I will still boat with them - oar rights and all.

What is really over the top is the mention of that other beer in the same sentence as Guinness. NOT COOL.
Help, I'm a panty wearing weekling who's not strong enough to get my oar out of an eddy! Please, throw me a turkey leg and a whistle!

You are correct though, the beer comment was way over the top. My sincere apologies to the beer gods.

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Old 07-01-2009   #49
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Good boatmen don't "find" that their blade has gotten a little sideways anymore than a kayaker rolling up "finds" their blade the wrong angle. Either you feel it or you don't. A kayaker looks for current and sculls around to find it. A good rafter does too.
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