No, it doesn't. It's just a statement and has no personal imprecation at
all.

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On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 00:30:05 GMT, "katysails"
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You're really out of it BB....Cathy (Doug's wife) races sailboats and is
proficient at hanging off on the trapeze....they have won a number of
events
in the past few years....Do you read anything but your own and Bobspit's
posts? You certainly are out of the loop....


Things at the Tougboat household are probably not as you think, otherwise,
why
on earth would Tougboat post something like this?
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Parallax wrote:
I been doin a lot o thinking about sailin lately, especially as my
date to go cruisin gets closer, mostly wondering why I do this. I
came up with several reasons.


3. Companionship

DSK RESPONDS:
Most people have to drag along an unwilling spouse.
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That sure sounds like it comes from a very unhappy frame of reference! Why
would
anyone, especially someone claiming a happy marriage, say something like
that?
Maybe Tougboat surrounds himself with miserable people? I can't say I know
of
any sailing couples where either spouse is not just as happy to sail as
the
other. I'd say that situation would be the exception, and not "Most
people" as
Tougboat seems to think.

BB

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Poor, uptight, soured on life, married to a nagging crone, Tougboat.

I recently read a very telling post by him, where he listed the things
that
constitute the "down side" of cruising. High on his list of problems
was:
Having
a spouse who hates sailing. Poor Tougboat!!! He's got a stinky, funny
looking
trawler to match his wife and his life. Makes perfect sense.

I was on my SAIL boat all day today, and I will be on it all day
tomorrow.
The
weather here is awesome! 65 degrees, breezy and clear. And... My wife
LOVES
sailing.

Poor, pitiful, anal retentive... Tougboat.

BB