Building the 'Hotkurl' 10'5"

Your propensity to jump to conclusions based on the 'evidence' of your previous wild imaginings is noted once again.

 

Roy is 6 feet in height which is taller than the average American and far too tall to be a gnome.

Furthermore Steve is not Roy as you know already if you have any vestige of sanity.

Your tactic is well known and consists of trying to thoroughly embarrass and ridicule anyone who dares to build boards along the lines and construction method of my own. It is often successful but i detect that Steve will be a hard nut to crack.

No, you have been busted as an angry and moronic individual, to whom the facts mean nothing.

 

That's right, I've never been to Charleston... a spurious fact.

As for talking, I assure you that I do so using my mouth not a four footed spokesanimal, furthermore on this forum I am typing not talking.

If you ever wake up to your persistent idiocy here, you will cringe in a big way, which will be good for you.

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Anyone patient enough to look at our respective posts here would see that you not only initiated the insults but have almost had a monopoly on them while I have responded with restraint.

 

Only if you ignore the facts in favour of your own toxic agenda.


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Don't be ridiculous, I merely posted on other threads of interest where we happened to disagree.

If you don't wish to converse with me here then the solution is simple: stop trolling!

 

Anyway I've just started another board to the same rocker, length, width and thickness and concave as the Hotkurl 10-5 but with a round tail rather than a pintail. The roundtails can take a bigger tunnel for more lift. I'll post a new build thread for it, the board is called the 'Rampant'.

 

You are welcome to post opinions on my work but I have to point out that these opinions have frequently included abuse and libelous material for example the constant accusation that I am using a false identity.

If you refrain from that sort of thing I will continue to address your criticism of my work as politely as possible.

Thanks in advance

 

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"In other words, one thing I've noticed, over the years, is that no matter what you say to an artist, you won't be able to stop them. You just won't.

Either they enjoy it too much, or it helps keep them sane. Maybe they don't care if you like their work or not. Maybe they receive praise and enjoy that. But praise or not, money or not, there simply is no way to squash the artist anymore than you could catch a lion with your bare hands.

That desire to keep going is part of the whole equation. Or I should say, that desire to keep going while the mantle is upon you — that is part of the artist's personality"

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