This is why I love Youtube:

[r.finn]

 

[Mid]

me , I'd put the logo on the tother side ........

 

[fastyacht]

This is why I love youtube:

 

[Jethrow]

17 minutes ago, r.finn said:

They had probably just watched the YouTube video on gybing a symmetrical spinnaker!

 

[Snaggletooth]

I licke KU.............                           

 

[Snaggletooth]

 

[Sail4beer]

1 hour ago, r.finn said:

Nice boat under power! 

 

[Laurent]

2 hours ago, r.finn said:

Well... At least they did not set the spi with the clew as the head of the sail. So there is that.

 

[Snaggletooth]

Donc il y a ça.                                       

 

[Laurent]

Donc il y a ça.                                       

How is it possible???

Your spelling in French is more.... (how shall we say?...)  "academic", than in English?

Snaggy, tell us the truth: are you a frustrated Frenchman in disguise?

 

[hobot]

At that speed and heel angle, you just know they're drinking white wine out if long stemmed glasses.

<_<

 

[Ishmael]

At that speed and heel angle, you just know they're drinking white wine out if long stemmed glasses.

<_<

I was going to guess Ripple out of the bottle.

 

[JM1366]

So who's going to tell the company who posted the video how stupid they look?

 

[ROADKILL666]

The a/c must be on and the blender as well. 

 

[Ripple Rider]

So who's going to tell the company who posted the video how stupid they look?

I can't think of a better way to say it. 

 

[TUBBY]

me , I'd put the logo on the tother side ........

Reads just fine from the cockpit!

 

[JM1366]

The question I have is how the hell can you not notice that you rigged it wrong? You put the kite up, you KNOW it's all the way to the top of the mast, and it's 10 feet off the bowsprit. Like, this is pretty obvioius.

 

[wajamamaj]

Is it possible to cut an asym that works great at deeper angle with one corner as the clew then tight angles using the other corner as clew?

 

[Ishmael]

Is it possible to cut an asym that works great at deeper angle with one corner as the clew then tight angles using the other corner as clew?

If you are Ted Hood, maybe.