"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
I guess Mooron's troll would actually have merit if there was much
truth to it. 4 kids drowned in a small dink two winters back here. The
boat had a crack in it, filled and the positive flotation could not
protect them from the feezing waters. They all died. My inflatable
would never have sank. Period.
Also: Kids fool around, elderly folks have lapses in balance.....and a
hard dink is not friendly to that. In addition to that a hard dink
carries way less, fewer people just can't match the inlfatable in any
way. Have both...but being sensible we use the safer inflatable until
the waters warm up a bit.

What a complete Crock!.... a total deviation from the facts and a feeble
attempt to redirect the issue. If by some insane and idiotic idea you
consider the variable of climate to the relative merits of safety in a small
boat.... you're delusional and off topic ... pointing out the obvious and
feigning intellect.

Here... I'll spell it out for you since as of late you seem to be having
difficulty following a discussion..... An inflatable can as easily suffer
irrepairable damage that floods the vessel.... you should be properly
dressed for existing conditions!!

You're as lame as dbohara....

209 lbs this morning, Mooron. I'm 6'3. I also ran three miles this
morning before the sun was up while your viens were still drying out.
I'm your superior in every way, Mooron. I'm stronger, faster....and I
have a nicer boat that is also stronger and faster and doesn't have a
poorly made interior that you yourself wrote about!!!

Here Bobsprit... Pull my Finger...

Your ass is an axe handle wide and your inner thighs have chafe burns from
your many three mile waddles to the fridge.....

CM