"Cap'n Crunch" wrote in message
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Bob**** wrote...

Every year of sailing for me equals two for you because our season in
Florida is all year long.


Total BS. I bought my boat in Florida and the hot season is so rough
that most people sail very little. You wait for winter for the good
sailing, just as we wait for summer and fall.


There it is again. "rough" This time, it's the season that's too "rough"
for you.

Rough: (ala Bubbles) 1) wind in excess of 5 kts., 2) waves in excess of 1',
3) any form of precipitation, 4) attempting to sail without a few extra crew
who know how to sail since Bubbles doesn't, 5) not having a TV cable and
power cable long enough to provided uninterrupted soap operas.

You've never actually been to Florida, have you? If you weren't so
flabbily overweight (and if you had visited Florida), you'd notice that
people *DO* sail in Florida all 12 months of the year. But only when it
isn't too "rough". What a pussy.
And what the **** is "rough" weather or "rough" seasons?

See above. Bubbles doesn't buy boats for their sailing characteristics--he
buys them for their purported bragging rights, dockside comfort, and a BIG
swim platform.

Max