Ha ha haa hah hah hah hahah! Now, that's funny - he says after coming
back from sailing for three or four days and reading so much useless crap
from the lubbers of the group and especially from the Carrolls who don't
sail at all.


"The Carrolls" wrote in message .. .
Sorry, I ment Bill in earlier post
wrote in message
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On Tue, 24 Jun 2003 17:47:15 -0400, "katysails"
wrote:

Not one of them lives aboard his vessel

Living aboard a sailboat requires no additional skills than living aboard
a house or condo, tent, or camper, or anything else.
Each has a place to sleep, a place to eat, a place to potty (hoipefully).
If you prefer cedar buckets, you can have one at any
of those places. Ambience does not a sailor make. Sailing is the
skill,; not living aboard. We all know you know how to live
(in a limited sort of way). What we ask if: How are you going to prove
you really know how to sail?

Liveaboards tend to sail less. Their boats get taken over by everyday
life. Putting everything away, or even having space to put things away
in order to go sailing becomes an obstacle.

BB