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RE: Deja vu

Posted by tube wrangler on June 24, 2012 at 22:26:18:
Awww.. Heck! No, I don't care whether I'm important at all.
I do, however, like things to work like they should.
I did have a good time designing Stand-Up Jet Skis for racing, and I did OK with Motocross and Snowmobiles. None of them broke much-- they were OK-- others thought they wanted to ride them instead of what they had-- most of the time, if I remember that correctly.
I never thought I was important, but I did have a lot of fun! Like I said, my stuff usually never broke. It just went faster, accelerated faster and handled better. It was also MUCH safer.
But, I digress. I did crack-up a Yamaha SuperJet that I had redesigned. It seems I ran over an underwater rock shelf which ripped the bottom out-- at high speed. Now THAT wasn't very smart! That was in S. California, which I still love to this day, as many know!
The guys said it was spectacular when I bounced across the water, having been ejected. That wasn't done to make me popular, however!
Oh yes, I forgot to mention the Surf Machine near San Onofre. It seems the hot water from the power plants creates an escalator current alongside a giant rock-- it takes you right out-- just like a river, and then you can paddle across to the middle of the bay and ride the waves back in.
Now, THAT was fun.... I think I may be incurable-- I just like good times, things that work well, and good people.
---Dennis---