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DougZ
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Everybody must love kayaking because every time I take my kayak out people wave and holler all the time. They sure must like to see kayaks.



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I think they are trying to warn you that you've strapped the Kayak down the wrong way.

Turn it 90 degrees and see if they stopped waving. Wink



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No wonder I keep falling backwards in the water, maybe the pointy end should go in front?


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The pointy end goes in front? Maybe that's why that thing is so hard to paddle?



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