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Originally posted by Amphibious
I use an ancient sausage ... when I want to chill I just slide up on it and fit it between my legs - nice...keeps my head way out. I'm thinking of using that spray foam.
Willer
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DO WHAT?????

bored at school waiting for my next class...
 
you worry me mate - you really do.....


Bored at home - should be at school....

(I have an excuse - 10cm of snow in the last hour - 30 in the last 24. I'm staying nice and warm...)

Willer
 
Originally posted by Amphibious
I'm staying nice and warm... with my sausage.
Willer
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I'm with you though... being able to climb up on the float or air mat is a great respite for catching some rays and warmth.


sven
 
damn right Jefe! the only way to go when the Air's hot and the water's not.

I want to make a long foam float - like the rob allen style - but maybe 12" round and 48" long. should be nice and easy to climb up on. and the long "hull" would have little drag. have no idea how to go about it....

on a side note, decided to get off my ass and go to school. Almost hit a Moose. Big Cow and Calf. see what happens when I try to learn? :naughty

they walk across the campus all the time...

Willer
 
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