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Old 12-08-2012, 07:12 PM   #1
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Wow, your lucky to alive.
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Old 12-08-2012, 07:18 PM   #2
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Sounds like my kind of fishing trip. Anything that can go wrong does. Glad no one was hurt and all your stuff was recovered. I had a similar experience in a rubber raft. Good times.
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Old 12-08-2012, 07:40 PM   #3
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Ok, I'll be the guy to tell you........( others are thinking it too)


WTF !?


You go out at night with one little wimpy light that shines two feet

Play with knife at night in a blow up toy

Jump back into the ocean blind at night

Check out a scary unidentifeied dark object just to see if it's a sea lion




This was not an "accident"........ You were kind of asking for it.


Glad you guys made it out OK.

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Old 12-08-2012, 09:52 PM   #4
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I always go by the saying, "live and learn". I'm not sure why anyone would want to die of old age anyways. boring fuckers.

but, i am glad you made it so i could read this.
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Old 12-08-2012, 10:21 PM   #5
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I always go by the saying, "live and learn". I'm not sure why anyone would want to die of old age anyways. boring fuckers.

but, i am glad you made it so i could read this.
Live and learn? Not in the ocean.

I had two instances where I almost drowned, one was in a public pool when I was about 6, got thrown in by some bitch in 10' of water.....didn't know how to swim.

Second time it was while fishing the surf/rocks off Palos Verdes, jumped in to try and retrieve my cooler....what a stupid mistake that was.

I don't f*ck around in the water.....anymore, I have a family waiting for me to come home.

WTF would possess you guys to go hoop netting in an inflatable kayak? If you want to live and learn do it anywhere but the ocean.

Glad we're reading the story from the users point of view and not from the media.
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Old 12-08-2012, 10:44 PM   #6
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Live and learn? Not in the ocean.

I had two instances where I almost drowned, one was in a public pool when I was about 6, got thrown in by some bitch in 10' of water.....didn't know how to swim.

Second time it was while fishing the surf/rocks off Palos Verdes, jumped in to try and retrieve my cooler....what a stupid mistake that was.

I don't f*ck around in the water.....anymore, I have a family waiting for me to come home.

WTF would possess you guys to go hoop netting in an inflatable kayak? If you want to live and learn do it anywhere but the ocean.

Glad we're reading the story from the users point of view and not from the media.
well "live and learn" obviously means if you lived, you learned. if you didn't live, well then you didn't learn a damn thing that day.

My most traumatic experience was while body surfing and got pushed down by a sizable wave into the sand in about 5ft of water, followed by two more waves right behind it and i couldn't move for a good 20 seconds, which seemed like an eternity.
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Old 12-09-2012, 09:07 AM   #7
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Man you guys are lucky to be alive. What were you thinking bringing hoop nets on an inflatable yak especially with a knife? Glad your ok though. Really domt fuck around in the water
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