DAMN Joe, is there an echo in here (or are you just emphasizing your point
to Capt.MMA/Bobsplit/BBthe sailor



Joe wrote:
CaptMMA wrote:
Subject: Neal Warren, Master Mariner
From: "Joe"

You said that" The term "Master Mariner" is an industry term, not a
USCG term".

Are you calling the Merchant Marines an industrial company ?

No. I'm calling it an industry, like carpentry, medical, airline,
etc..


Then it's a trade, not an industry. I see it more as a branch of the
service myself.




And your still full of ****. You can still get an " Operators "
licences. I have a 100 ton Ocean operators before I sat for my
Masters.

So did a lot of people, so what?



You said Operator was an Old tern used before Masters, your wrong, you
can still set for an ocean operator dufass.



And a Masters License can be limited. Mine is.

Again, so what? The term Master Mariner relates to unlimited licenses.


BULL****. The USMM/USCG has no title of Master Mariner. And they have
never had that title. Where are you getting your information? Yacht
Club.



I would guess Masters' is an equal to the time and effort spent to
get a masters degree at the USMM academy.

If you think the term Master as it applies to a ship or the license
has something to do with a college degree, you're sadly misinformed.


No ****, but the time required is similar. Some people can hop on a
300 ton boat and master the vessel and crew, but that has nothing to do
with getting a Master licences or the made up title of Master Mariner.




Your term Master Mariner is a Lubbery term used by wannabes that do
not understand anything about the term Master and it's proper use.

If you think it's a "lubbery" term, then you know less about it than
I thought.

I suspect you wonder the docks dressed in a white sailor suit completed
with a cap full of scrambled eggs and a little anchor on your lapel
right?.

Again it's a generic lubbery term used by lubbers in awe.




Popeye was a master mariner, and you can call your yacht buddy that
conned you into it a "Master Mariner" just like Bobspirt calls
himself Capt.

You seem hell bent on making stupid assumptions on a subject you seem
to know little about.


You seem to no nothing.


But the only ones that matter.. are the rankings that the USMM / USCG
sets down as a standard to rank the abilities of professionals
legally found fit to be hired to accomplish the required task.

Joe


Half true. I couldn't care less as to what the USCG thinks of the
term Master Mariner.

They do not think about it, get it thru your numb skull... it is a made
up title used by wannabee's like YOU!

Joe