Select to expand quotedan111984 said..Kamikuza said..
I've seen worse at st kilda beach
The fleshlight sleeve washed up a couple of weeks back... hoping for a matching set!
What's washed up on St Kildas?
Select to expand quoteKamikuza said..
dan111984 said..
Kamikuza said..
I've seen worse at st kilda beach
The fleshlight sleeve washed up a couple of weeks back... hoping for a matching set!
What's washed up on St Kildas?
Is that what it is? It looks like a big dildo... Anyway, It should be fine. The salt water probably sterilised it.
I've never seen a fleshlight sleeve at st kilda but I have seen a dead sewer rat that was larger than a small cat and lots of other random, vomit inducing filth..
Select to expand quotedan111984 said..Kamikuza said..
dan111984 said..
Kamikuza said..
I've seen worse at st kilda beach
The fleshlight sleeve washed up a couple of weeks back... hoping for a matching set!
What's washed up on St Kildas?
Is that what it is? It looks like a big dildo... Anyway, It should be fine. The salt water probably sterilised it.
I've never seen a fleshlight sleeve at st kilda but I have seen a dead sewer rat that was larger than a small cat and lots of other random, vomit inducing filth..
Oh that's just normal stuff... here, we get lots of dead fish, birds, turtles, cuttlefish. Occasionally cats, dogs, pigs. Porpoises a few times. Once a whole person, once just a head -- I missed that day, thankfully. Lots of TVs, car wheels, washing machines, buggered boats, bags, an endless stream of shoes and baseballs.
But do you think a single pair of the 6 sunglasses I've lost would ever wash up? Of course not. 
Select to expand quoteGazuki said...
^^^^^^^With the risk of sounding dumb. I don't get it?^^^
They're trying to pull a two piece mast apart. It's a fairly common scene at the beach, sand etc in the mast join and all....
Select to expand quoteGazuki said..
^^^^^^^With the risk of sounding dumb. I don't get it?^^^
Thankyou, I didnt want to ask as I thought I was also being dumb
Select to expand quoteStubbies said..
Not sure if this one has been posted yet !Great work who ever shot it ( its recent) !
Select to expand quoteSubsonic said..Gazuki said...
^^^^^^^With the risk of sounding dumb. I don't get it?^^^
They're trying to pull a two piece mast apart. It's a fairly common scene at the beach, sand etc in the mast join and all....
Oh that's why didn't get it,. I haven't spent much time on Swanbourne beach pulling other guys masts!
Select to expand quoteGazuki said..Subsonic said..Gazuki said...
^^^^^^^With the risk of sounding dumb. I don't get it?^^^
They're trying to pull a two piece mast apart. It's a fairly common scene at the beach, sand etc in the mast join and all....
Oh that's why didn't get it,. I haven't spent much time on Swanbourne beach pulling other guys masts!
Glad you asked that question... I assumed thats what it was, but couldn't be bothered asking.
Select to expand quotebusterwa said..Stubbies said..
Not sure if this one has been posted yet !Great work who ever shot it ( its recent) !
If you have ever smelt whale breath you would know it is not pleasant to be that close to them.
""""They're trying to pull a two piece mast apart. It's a fairly common scene at the beach, sand etc in the mast join and all....""""
It's pretty easy to do. Just fit 2 booms (if you have one that goes down to a small enough diameter). I use a piece of insertion rubber or conveyor belting to sleeve the one on the top section. This helps protect the hollow tip section. They become big spanners with water trickled onto the joint.
Select to expand quoteGazuki said...Subsonic said..Gazuki said...
^^^^^^^With the risk of sounding dumb. I don't get it?^^^
They're trying to pull a two piece mast apart. It's a fairly common scene at the beach, sand etc in the mast join and all....
Oh that's why didn't get it,. I haven't spent much time on Swanbourne beach pulling other guys masts!
Another kiting comedian 
I've heard you boys are into other parts
