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If he flogs it he'll be quids in so why should we help him out? What we are being asked for is to give him £10k so that he can have a free boat. He should have checked to see how much it was to return the boat before he set off.
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Ya think? If I remember correctly didnt his dad follow him at the distance of a mile. How is he going to get his boat back!Originally posted by ChurchillReading between the lines he's angling for sponsorship.
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I bet he's got a girlfriend....Originally posted by el duderOn yer bike. Im not paying for some teenage kid to have a great time on the ocean waves. Someone should teach him a real lessson of life.
Get him sat in an office, infront of a computer for 8 hours a day in his school holidays to prepare him for what 'life' brings you when you grow up.
Not stop ******* about with that boat and get a proper job.
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Originally posted by The Lone GunmanCan somebody organise a whip round for this poor lad, surely we could raise the money.
Cheeky Monkey to be sold.
On yer bike. Im not paying for some teenage kid to have a great time on the ocean waves. Someone should teach him a real lessson of life.
Get him sat in an office, infront of a computer for 8 hours a day in his school holidays to prepare him for what 'life' brings you when you grow up.
Not stop ******* about with that boat and get a proper job.
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what, more time off school?Originally posted by swampFFS why can't he sail it back himself?
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Can't he just sail it back?
Can't be that difficult, he's already proved he can do it once
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Whip round
Can somebody organise a whip round for this poor lad, surely we could raise the money.
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