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On Thu, 23 Aug 2001, Tom von Alten wrote:
>
> (Trusting that Ken was joking on what he was using for a filter...)
>
> Thanks for the stories, Peter.
>
> Sailing at Crissy sounds like pretty serious business. I got away
> with it once, but opportunity have yet to strike again.
>
> Seems like an enterprising board shop could put together a
> "Crissy safety package" and market it as worth the price the first
> time it's used.
- A few years ago ( maybe 5 ?) there were safety packs exactly
like that in all the SF board shops. I <think> Airwave made
them.
- Booker C. Bense
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