A friend of mine had a chance to visit one of those clothing stores where you can easily pay $500 for a shirt. He had a chance to try on some of those shirts, and pants and some other items. He later told me about the adventure. “I never in my life would have, and I still never will, pay $500 for a shirt,” he said. “But now I see why people do.”
The last thing I need is one more expensive piece of gear — shoot, one more piece of gear at any price — that begs me to spend time on it that I don’t have. So I’ve never owned a stand-up paddleboard. But I’ve seen the pictures and I’ve heard the stories, and water is water, and I think I can see why people do.
I had been playing guitar for 40 or so years the first time I ever saw a Taylor guitar; it was also the first time I had seen a $2,000 acoustic; I played one chord on it and understood why. But I’ll probably never own one
McColl34 Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Frazz really is great.
rekam Premium Member almost 5 years ago
And notice the boy’s untied shoe.
Bilan almost 5 years ago
Kyle the Klutz goes kamping and kiteboarding.
asrialfeeple almost 5 years ago
I think this could be an interesting development.
Shirl Summ Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Can’t learn if you don"t try.
WelshRat Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Um, any chance of a translation into basic English?
jessegooddog almost 5 years ago
That poor kid!
garysmigs almost 5 years ago
If a human can do it, I can try it, pretty much my motto, with exceptions of course.
face.less_b almost 5 years ago
I used to hate SUPs as a lousy form of waterborne mobility. I then learned the were and excellent tool for improving balance.
ArtisticArtemis almost 5 years ago
What’s a PFD?
ArtisticArtemis almost 5 years ago
What’s a PFD? I’ve bought fabric that was Prepared For Dyeing (PFD) but I’m 100% certain that’s not what he’s referring to.
car2ner almost 5 years ago
like watching the Amazing Race and someone gets pushed out of the comfort zone…and loves it
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] almost 5 years ago
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A friend of mine had a chance to visit one of those clothing stores where you can easily pay $500 for a shirt. He had a chance to try on some of those shirts, and pants and some other items. He later told me about the adventure. “I never in my life would have, and I still never will, pay $500 for a shirt,” he said. “But now I see why people do.”
The last thing I need is one more expensive piece of gear — shoot, one more piece of gear at any price — that begs me to spend time on it that I don’t have. So I’ve never owned a stand-up paddleboard. But I’ve seen the pictures and I’ve heard the stories, and water is water, and I think I can see why people do.
childe_of_pan almost 5 years ago
I had been playing guitar for 40 or so years the first time I ever saw a Taylor guitar; it was also the first time I had seen a $2,000 acoustic; I played one chord on it and understood why. But I’ll probably never own one