Benning Wentworth wrote:
Do you think I sit on my "blue bucket" in my cockpit and take a ****?


There is no way of guessing what you might do.

I am crazy but not completely crazy.


Crazy isn't the problem. Stupid is the problem.



Take a **** in my bucket and then take my bucket up on deck, throw
overboard. Soon my bucket is back on deck, nice and clean.


And soon the USCG and/or other law enforcement agency is
handing you a nice $5000 min fine.


No smell below, no flys below, no cleaning up the head which I use as a
flower pot or when ladies of the night and day join me on the water.


No, you just have to sail around in ****. You may like it,
other people do not.

What makes you think indoor plumbing has smells & flies?
Mine doesn't, nor anybody else I know.

These things have been worked out since the days of the
Roman Empire. It should be no mystery to a modern man.



As for the hole in the boat, core issue. It is easy to put the hole in,
yes. But I hate drilling any holes in my boat; period.


That's because you have not learned how to work on
fiberglass. There is really no good reason (to a person with
the right skills) to NOT drill a hole in your boat. If, for
any reason, you desire to remove the hole, it can be made as
strong as the original material, with nary a blemish to show
it was ever there.

Fresh Breezes- Doug King