=D> =D> =D>MehYam wrote:Was this upper launch? It might just be one guy. At least I hope it's the same guy I'm thinking of. About a month back the launch was in gusty clusterfuck mode, I'm landing someone who's a little overpowered and trying to get the kite down fast. I grab the falling kite, flip it over, but hold it up slightly given that the lines just landed on some dude setting up his gear and wanted to give him a chance to escape if he needed it. Then douchebag walks over in the middle of this, pulls the kite out of my hand, and throws it on the ground in front of me.eldon2836 wrote:I used to think 3rd had a really positive vibe. It seems to have less this season, to wit, one guy yesterday grabbing my kite from the kiter who was launching me. As i'm getting into position and adjusting lines he's giving me helpful comments like "what are you doing?"
So, about a week later, douchebag is unwrapping lines, so I walk over and puncture his LE bladder when he's not watching. Actually no, I'd never do that, it's just fun to say once and pretend :p.
Positive vibes win out in the end, and most ppl are nice at 3rd.
My Dad likes to call that "Fantastic Thinking" and says "but it's not like your actually going to do it". Truthfully- I've deflated more then my own kites over the years.... This NOT SOMETHING I'M PROUD OF but at the time I thought it was nessarry :(
SERIOUSLY- If you run into a problem kiter; take the time to straighten them out..., if you don't, like a stone thrown into a pond...., the rings of that energy keep going out-
Anyway I'd like to see a better system... Read my last post on the Kitesurfing Etuiquette thread, I STRONGLY SUGGEST READING the last few concerning INCOMING RIDERS and ROW....
Now a dayz- We could ALL use a little (positive) change-
Right NOW- I have a sick puppy that needs my undivided attention so I hope you guys can pull it together-
Gregory Boyington