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On 09 Sep 2003 17:15:16 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote this
crap:

A cat is a cat is a cat! The only difference between a
small one and a big one is it takes a little more wind
to capsize the big ones.

Bwahahahahahaha!
This is the difference between Neal and I. He's willing to lie about sailing
and boats to troll and do so in a way that is actually harmful to any newbie
who happens by.
His comments about Cats capsizing have ZERO evidence and no credibility.
A big well designed Cat is as safe as most any other design. For coastal
cruising in relative confort it's simply can't be matched.
Neal would do well to buy one.

RB

At my yacht club, there's lots of cats on the beach. Most have a
football-shaped float at the top of the mast. I was told that when
they flip over, this helps get them upright, and keeps the stick from
digging into the bottom.

If cats don't flip over, then why is the float at the top of the mast?

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