You ALWAYS make the plane, I don’t care if you haven’t been to bed. I fired an intern recently that called in sick twice in a month for being hungover. I don’t care if you show up dragging ass, you show up after you party or, novel concept, back it down a notch because you have to work the next day.
My wife and I were getting cleaned up after a Saturday afternoon of yardwork. I cracked a beer and she asked, "Wanna split a lidocaine patch?" What happened to "Let's roll a fatty?"
Also when you wake up the next morning and haven't "slept it off". I remember when I could sleep off a gunshot wound, but not anymore. Everything becomes a multi day event now.
Only way to go is about a 24’ max (imo unless it’s on a lift) with min 200 preferably 250 plus out back. Deck boats have less space but wake is a bit better and can get a solid 54mph with a prop balanced between pulling people up out of the water and top end. I have multiple props for all my stuff, just like gearing changes. For the 2-3 min it takes to change One it’s funny people don’t do it more often.
You should try it. Instead of cussing and lane-changing and screaming at the vapid C**T in front of you all the way to work, just get in the next to the right lane, and go 3 under the speed limit for 20 miles. You'll be amazed at how low your heart rate is after your morning commute.
I can’t do the 3 under the speed limit. I can’t even do the speed limit. Feels like I’m not getting anywhere. I don’t have any problems cruising in the right hand lane though. I can do that all day, as long as nobody passes me. If somebody passes me, I have to speed up and pass them back. #win
...........the bikes I race feel like modern sportbikes...........but the youngest bike is 20 years old.Damn it.
I just fell asleep standing up at the grocery store trying to pick out an onion. A lady laughed at me.
I tripped and fell on a bank by my driveway. Then the concrete burm stopped my rolling. I got up and was happy the rest of the day because I hadn't broken anything.