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   Peabody-Martini said, 5 months ago

   I thought something smelled like it was burning.
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   win said, 5 months ago

   Duct tape the kayak to the skateboard.
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   PoodleGroomer said, 5 months ago

   A Kayak doesn’t take a big canal. What are the rental rates for backhoe or excavator rental?
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   Zuhlamon said, 5 months ago

   Ya gotta wanna!
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   Allan said, 5 months ago

   Snicker I remember this one.
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   Darwinskeeper said, 5 months ago

   It just occurred to me that I’m not entirely certain of the physics of kayaking. Does a kayak have a rudder? If so you would build a frame with two nonsteering front wheels a seat and a steerable tailwheel with rudder pedals. Aircraft Spruce and Specialty should be able to provide the materials.
   If the kayak doesn’t have a steerable rudder, you could just build a steel tube frame, add large casters and a seat.
   The pole would be a steel tube with “feet” welded on either end and a rubber pad under each “foot” for traction.
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   Darwinskeeper said, 5 months ago

   Hmmm…the feet should be attached to the pole so they can pivot on both directions allowing the foot to contact the pavement squarely with out worrying about the angle of the pole. Should work as long as you don’t try an eskimo roll.
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   Hunter7 said, 5 months ago

   @win

   That is what I was thinking. Or use in-line skates, 3 pairs should about do it. Though if you want a little manoeuvreablility… I would think about some type of swivel-type screw. Then he could do corners. ….. at high speed.
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   Happy New Year everyone!
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   Susan Thomas said, 5 months ago

   I know how he does it but won’t tell. Could be the next big thing . . . or not.
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    Three Steps Over Japan said, 5 months ago

    Pop a hole in the bottom and do a Flintstone.
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