Select to expand quoteJames said...
I lend my pump out all the time, with one simple instruction " Don't shock load it !"
What's this and how do I avoid it?Chris6791 said...
I just put a no-brand Big W pump next to a branded kite pump then pulled them both apart.
They sell kite pumps at Big W?
so what happens next...tap your head and your told to land your own f^#king kite....hold on to the camararderie guys its unique to the sport.
I'd be more than happy to lend my pump to someone who bothered to ask. But from now on I'll be stashing it back in the car after pumping up.
To the pr1ck who used my pump (beige liquid force with super shaft) yesterday at Sandgate: F**k you very much, next time bring your missus along so I can f**k her the way you f**ked my seals!
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can i borrow your pump when we are at woodies, if i don't have a "woodies crew - locals only" sticker? 
So Sci borrowed my pump the other day and broke it. Seriously, not a word of a lie. What a cock.
Discuss.
^ this is funny.
I can't remember the last time I took my own pump to woodies because there's always some muppet down there I can harass for a pump.
Drew what's the go with the woodies crew stickers? do I have to send like an application to the local council or is there some rad club I have to join? Would be terrible if I wasn't welcome at my own spot and I get told to bugger off by a bunch of blow ins that are "locals" for a summer.
Go buy yourself a pump and learn how to launch and land yourself.....
And take your turn to supply cold beers.....
Maybe the answer is next time there is a big competition on here there could be 100s of pumps as prizes instead of flash overseas trips, new kites, new boards etc.
The more the merrier as sharing is caring 
