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12-11-2007, 10:48 AM
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There's no reasonable justification for a 11 year-old to be behind the wheel of any high-performance boat.
None.
Lanyard, proper PFD, nothing. (and that vest was a joke)
And I'm doubting that at the speed they were running that she made a swift panic turn at that bridge opening. I'd like to see the rest of the tape.
My guess is she's not on the list of named operators on the boat's insurance policy either.
None.
Lanyard, proper PFD, nothing. (and that vest was a joke)
And I'm doubting that at the speed they were running that she made a swift panic turn at that bridge opening. I'd like to see the rest of the tape.
My guess is she's not on the list of named operators on the boat's insurance policy either.
I am a 21 year old girl and I started driving my dad's 95MPH checkmate at the age of 9!!! Now I have my own 35 Sonic...You need to teach your kids at a young age how to handle high performance boats, god forbid something ever happens to the dad or mom and the kids needs to drive!! I feel sorry for your kids man.
12-11-2007, 10:52 AM
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Alright buzzkill............... My reasoning is simple. Its a free country and he can do what ever the hell he wants to do, which includes letting his daughter drive the boat. I'm sorry if your parents weren't as cool, but clearly he is not the only one who does this with his kids.
If we all follow your reasoning we'd be living in a kevlar box so that we don't ever get hurt or feel unsafe by what someone else is doing.
Need I dare challange you to live on the wild side every once in a while.........
If we all follow your reasoning we'd be living in a kevlar box so that we don't ever get hurt or feel unsafe by what someone else is doing.
Need I dare challange you to live on the wild side every once in a while.........
12-13-2007, 08:24 PM
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Holy crap, what a bunch of dicks, no wonder I dont hope to see many of you on the water! my daughter learned to ride a 4 wheeler on her 7th birthday, drove my donzi on her 9th, my formula on her 10th and can drive the Tiger on her 11th, now 12th. She drives my Jeep when we offroad, and had better street manners and observations than most of the buttplug hypocrites on this site...oh yeah, she knew the meaning of hypocrite at 3...I would trust her more than you hypocritical mental midgets anyday... She has learned from day 1 how to be safe and courtious...retards..
12-14-2007, 06:30 AM
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That's nothing. My dad was an astronaut and he used to let me drive his spaceship any time I wanted. When I was 9, me and my buddies took it to the moon once but he didn't know. Don't tell anybody- he could still get in trouble!
12-14-2007, 09:27 AM
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After reading all this I've decided to stop doing anything with my kids, put them in a box and take them back out when they turn 18 and can make better decisions for themselves.
They may not have any fun in their life until then but at least they will be safe
They may not have any fun in their life until then but at least they will be safe
12-14-2007, 10:41 AM
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lmao, now THATS funny!
05-05-2010, 04:28 PM
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Holy crap, what a bunch of dicks, no wonder I dont hope to see many of you on the water! my daughter learned to ride a 4 wheeler on her 7th birthday, drove my donzi on her 9th, my formula on her 10th and can drive the Tiger on her 11th, now 12th. She drives my Jeep when we offroad, and had better street manners and observations than most of the buttplug hypocrites on this site...oh yeah, she knew the meaning of hypocrite at 3...I would trust her more than you hypocritical mental midgets anyday... She has learned from day 1 how to be safe and courtious...retards..
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There was another video of the same girl driving. You can hear her dad say "slow down, you can't jump that ferry wake". She did.
I am the father of 1 year old twins, and when I feel they are ready, they can drive the Donzi. I think the key here is "adult supervison". The father in that second video was obviously watching very closely. I think it is pretty cool that she was not only driving, but running the throttles as well.
I am the father of 1 year old twins, and when I feel they are ready, they can drive the Donzi. I think the key here is "adult supervison". The father in that second video was obviously watching very closely. I think it is pretty cool that she was not only driving, but running the throttles as well.
