Rebecca,
In my English classes years ago, and yes even those of us who had this
language as our mother tongue had lessons in proper usage, I vividly
remember the example used to remind us what a double-entendre was.
Here goes, "she got red cheeks through riding". Likewise after ice-boat
sailing. And the increased blood flow is good for no matter where it hits
so to speak.
Say Hi to you Dad.
David, 150077
On Thu, 16 Dec 1999 LaserBabee@AOL.COM wrote:
> A couple guys did it with Snipe sails on our lake about ten years ago. The
> ice boat didn't go very fast because the sails were shaped wrong or
> something. I was too young to know.
>
> Then they used the Snipe sails and a Lightning spinnaker on a haywagon. They
> pushed it to get it going and it was fine on clean ice for reaches and runs.
> They took me for a ride and I got some mild frostbite on my cheeks. I
> remember Mom was really mad at them.
>
> They couldn't make it go toward the wind and they had to get a jeep to tow us
> back up the lake.
>
> Rebecca
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