Hilarious thread of nonjetskiers talking about standups

Quinc

Buy a Superjet
Location
California
Just need a stock superjet and to not be fat.

"I've had superjets since 1998 when I was ten. I've had at least seven, including my 2013 and 2014 which are on the dock hoist right now. I've registered every single one here in Michigan.

I'm 6'3", 190 pounds, so I can't get a stock one to do a backflip, but with weight modifications, and some work by Group K, even I can do a single back flip. Lighter guys can do back flips off wake on a stock superjet. If you notice, this guy is on flat water, that simply takes lots of low end torque, and a big ol' power impeller. A ski like shown in this video probably doesn't go over 40mph, but it gets there in a hurry."
 

Roseand

The Weaponizer
Site Supporter
Location
Wisconsin
LOL
[–]johnbentley 2 points 8 days ago
*Ode To A Jet-Ski Person*

Jet-ski person, selfish fink,
May your silly jet-ski sink,
May you hit a pile of rocks,
Oh Hoonish, summer, coastal pox.

Noisy, smoking, dickhead fool
On your loathsome leisure tool,
Give us all a jolly lark
And sink beside a hungry shark.

Scream as in its fangs you go,
Your last attention-seeking show,
While on the beach we all join in
With ‘Three cheers for the dorsal fin!’

– Michael Leunig –
 

cookn

Kamikaze
Location
where you live
Hey! This is my sport!!! No, that looks like a fully custom hull. That ain't no Superjet. Looked like a foot rocket, could also be a few other nichey hull makers. Furthermore, judging by the sound, quick throttle response, and instant aerials, this is probably a $20k ski. The power factor pipe alone costs $1500, if you can find one. My damn factory pipe on my Superjet costs $800 brand new.. My dual flowmasters in my Tahoe cost less...

Hahaha I had to stop here at the flowmasters on my tahoe
 
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