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Evidence That I Need a Sugar Daddy...
ME WANT!
May I present the Wilderness Systems Zephyr 155:
The odds of this boat being available at a discount at the end of the year...actually pretty good.
Odds that it will be reduced by 40% and in a price range which I can afford without draining my savings account and resorting to the credit card to buy a paddle ($300 more or less)...absolutely nil.
I just spent an hour-and-a-half after work today falling in love and doing the kayaking equivalent of donuts in the middle of the Charles in this boat.
*cries*
I need to marry rich.
I may have to settle for buying a season pass for another year...
Doesn't it figure that when I settle on a sport I love, it happens to be a horrendously expensive sport.
*cries*
May I present the Wilderness Systems Zephyr 155:
The odds of this boat being available at a discount at the end of the year...actually pretty good.
Odds that it will be reduced by 40% and in a price range which I can afford without draining my savings account and resorting to the credit card to buy a paddle ($300 more or less)...absolutely nil.
I just spent an hour-and-a-half after work today falling in love and doing the kayaking equivalent of donuts in the middle of the Charles in this boat.
*cries*
I need to marry rich.
I may have to settle for buying a season pass for another year...
Doesn't it figure that when I settle on a sport I love, it happens to be a horrendously expensive sport.
*cries*
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A kayak is a completely different experience, if only because you're completely in charge and it's a hell of a lot more comfortable to sit in.
Also, a canoe is a lot tippier than a kayak, I think in large part because a canoe has two people in it.