"Wayne, my never ran. I discovered the issue when the fuse blew. I then foolishly bought a new fan and installed it only to have it sound like a helicopter in the cockpit. I cushioned it and tightened it to no avail. I finally disconnected it without…"
Large shark following boat in Block Is. sound
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Comment by Terri on March 23, 2010 at 9:22am
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Don't know enuf about sharks. Maybe he was hungry and fast that day. Don't know if they wobble or not..don't ever want to find out. Maybe since he was following the path of least resistance it felt so good he gave a lil wiggle?? :-)
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Comment by Mike Brown on March 23, 2010 at 8:39am
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Nah not to worry, it looks fake to me. When's the last time you saw a shark or dolphin leave a wake behind it the way thing did? Plus you could see it wobble now and then. I think the boys were just having some fun.
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Ya think?? Or at least pull Jeannie back in and get her out of the air tube so she'll stop screaming at you. :-)
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Comment by Randy on March 21, 2010 at 11:29pm
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ah time to get the gun out
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no way!
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Comment by Steve Knight on March 21, 2010 at 7:52am
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Anyone for a swim?
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