[Giulietta]

As you all know, my youngest boy, AKA kid from Hell, is prone and known for banging his head all over, especiall when we sail..

So today...PROBLEM SOLVED!!!!

:laugher :laugher :laugher :laugher :laugher

 

[Valiente]

Didn't I give you that idea? He looks a little sad that he can't put a fresh dent in his head. At least his English is improving, o diabo preguiçoso. "HELLO?"

Go back to bed! You need your rest!

 

[kaluvic]

Are you convincing him to wear this by example?

He does look a bit sad....poor little guy!

 

[tomaz_423]

Problem solved for his head.
What about dents on your woodwork ? Did you consider a soft helmet (like the one parashuters wear) ?

 

[Joesaila]

No Longer a Contender!

That means he is out of the competiton. I am certain that I was within the top ten 'head bangers' for the last 3 years running. I accept doing this as part of the enjoyment I get from sailing. Helmets are for whimps. "Doesn't affect me, affect me, affect me." :laugher

Glad you are on the mend!

 

[Giulietta]

He does look a bit sad....poor little guy!

Actually he does look sad, but he wasn't..it's just the expression when the shot was taken...

He was very happy

 

[TSOJOURNER]

:laugher :chainsaw He must be very happy his dad is patched back together!

 

[Joel73]

He's also happy because it's a SPIDERMAN helmet.

 

[chucklesR]

He's sad because the dodger from hell has been removed.

 

[Boasun]

Well as long as he don't try to head butt anybody, like his big brother.
Considered a penalty in American Football and probably Scoccer (European football) also.

 

[Valiente]

Knock, Knock...

Who is it?

ZIDANE, MAUDIT...

Knock, knock.

(this is probably the only soccer joke I will ever make...)

 

[sailortjk1]

Didn't the Dog say years ago that we should all wear helmets when sailing?

 

[Boasun]

If the Nanny states have their way we would be wearing helmets in bed and sailing our boats in a shallow bathtub while wearing life jackets.

 

[patrickrea]

My brother has a Bic one design sailboard up at the cottage and a helmet is HIGHLY recommended. The older guy, Lionel Conacher (son of the great Charlie Conacher for those Canadian Sports Fans) on the left has been sailing for 50 years and the guy on the right (my brother) has been teaching sailboards for almost 20 years. This board is a rocket. Planes in about 10kn of wind, is stable, and pops up for air almost instantly. The only problem is that the 18" skeg trys to plane to the surface when your speeds get upwards of 20-25kn.