Three Word Post Whore's Delight

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or two to

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keep my posts

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per day from

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falling any more,

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but who knows.

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So busy at

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work it's sick!!

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he he he 9.13 there we go!

[zad0030]

I mean, I am a responsible boater, and have owned PWC's before, but that is not the rule; most PWC riders are on them because they are the least costly motorized means of hitting the water from a purchase and operation standpoint. 80 percent of all on-water accidents happen on PWC's where the operator has less than 30 minutes total experience with the craft.

I am a total advocate of watercraft licensing. The age limit thing is a tougher thing, as I know some very responsible young boaters, but you have to draw a uniform line somewhere...

This is for all watercraft in my opinion... Again, I do not have a problem with letting young people drive, but I cannot see that we could with any conscience let a license to operate a watercraft go to a potential operator under 12 or 14 years of age. I would be curious to know Zad's thoughts...

I will give you my opinion later when I have more time to type and while you are on

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ok, gotta go home. dinner is in 90 minutes

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It's not the age or the maturity it's the fact that most younger people do not always think like someone older with more experience. I feel there needs to be an age, and it just needs to be that way. Read USA today, Nove 27th and there is a factual story on how many 2 -5 year olds are getting hurt, mamed or killed on atv's. There needs to be a cut off, just needs to be.

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