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Peter Parsnip wrote:
Be still! and revere Puck, who blessed us with their presence on
18
Apr
2005...
Peter Parsnip wrote:
Be still! and revere Puck, who blessed us with their presence
on
18
Apr 2005...
Peter Parsnip wrote:
Be still! and revere Puck, who blessed us with their presence
on
18
Apr 2005...
Peter Parsnip wrote:
Be still! and revere Puck, who blessed us with their
presence
on
17
Apr 2005...
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OK, here's another. This pic includes a place where
my
cat
Arlo jumped overboard, at great risk.
http://www.sv-loki.com/where4.jpg
Hint: Since Jeff's 'sailing' is confined to the ICW,
and
his
last pic was of the Dismal Swamp area; as he motors
south
he
would run into the Albemarle Sound.
CN
Where is that? Got a map, Captain? Or should I
consult
your
navigator?
Best wishes,
blondie
Albemarle sound is tucked in behind the lighthouse on
Cape
Hatteras which is located on Ocracoke Island.
I have charts. Jeff probably uses maps.
Respectfully,
Capt. Neal (was gonna say 'Hugs' but LP scratches when
jealous!)
Haven't you noticed the similiarity in style between LP
and
blondie?
You've been taken for a sucker.
It seems that you are willing to sacrifice the ng to
satisfy
your personal goals. You have come a long way since the
days
when you were the mainstay of alt.sailing.asa. Your
current
position saddens me, and I believe that you will soon
become
as
irrelevant as the flonkers. I think that it is sad that
you
should hang up your hat in such circumstances.
Regards
Donal
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Uolp, there goes my subscription...
Is the answer the Isle of Wight?
I vote that the Isle of Wight goes Lib Dem this time.
I vote for it sinking.
Heathen!
Begone from this newsgroup, foul wench.
Eyes up.
Have you lived there long, or do you come from a long line of
cousins?
Neither. I just know what is best for the Isle of Wight.
Sorry, you need to have married at least two of your own
cousins,
preferably first cousins, before you can have a valid opinion.
Oops. I apologise. I am not au fait with Isle of Wight customs as
you
seem to be. Perhaps you can do the canvassing on my behalf then?
Bow before me.
With the emphasis on 'before' or 'me'?
Neither. The emphasis is on Bow. I have a large bow placed before
me.
It
is indeed a good Bow.
Oh, Ship!
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ah
Strange little place is the Isle of Wight.
I got lost there once ................ difficult to do but I have a
gift
for
getting lost.
The only direction I know is West . . . all else is lost on me.
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ah
Don't all the front entrances to churches face in the same direction
............................ or something.....................?
Towards the street, iirc.
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ah
Nope.
There is a compass direction that churches all have in common.
Windows or something .................... be a pal & google it for me.
Mr Pounder
I think it's the gravestones, they all point west.
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~PMD~
Squadron Leader
No, I don't think it's that.
I was conducting risk assessment with my old Master & the compass was
not
working due to the metal structures in the vicinity.
We were a long way from home; Croyden I think (********).
He mentioned to the Manager of the site that something to do with
churches
was always facing the same direction.
We then got our bearings.
I could always email my old Master & ask him - he might think that I am
nuts
though.
Mr Pounder
No, churches don't face the same direction but weathercocks do.
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~PMD~
Squadron Leader
Hmmmmmmm
My old Master tells me that I am off my ''****in rocker''!
Weathercocks yes, but this was churches & not many churches have
weathercocks.
I have a church to service maybe next week & will ask the Father of this
debacle.
I used to be on good terms with the Bishop of Lancaster until I condemned
some of his extinguishers; he wanted to lock me in the cellar!
No point asking him.
(Spiders in the cellar).
Mr Pounder