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Old 06-10-2009, 04:02 AM
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I wonder why the airbag did not deploy.
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I wonder why the airbag did not deploy.
Even the heavily recommended Bayliner's airbag did not trigger
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Thank GOD the Bayliner didn't get damaged!!!

Was he trying to touch his boats red light, to the traffic red light?

Good thing he had that line tied to the bow rail!!

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The Bayliner was most certainly damaged!
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Hey, all he has to do now is back down the ramp fast and hit the brakes. That puppy will launch itself.
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