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Anyone heard from Ol Thom?
Yeah Joe.
The new owner leased my Slip for a year. He finally moved it up to Blaine Harbor. That's about twenty miles north of Bellingham and I don't see it anymore. He is keeping it in very nice shape but I'm glad it's gone. The guy that use to do work on it for me still does it for him. The same for th Rigger. That is one hell of a cargo sailer in the picture. Best of luck with it. Those are some really great picture of your rescue. Once in a lifetime pictures. You and your Lady and Dog have a nice Turkey Day, Don't eat to much~~~aw hell; eat as much as you want and ENJOY. |
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On Nov 24, 10:31*pm, (Thomas Stewart) wrote:
Yeah Joe. The new owner leased my Slip for a year. He finally moved it up to Blaine Harbor. That's about twenty miles north of Bellingham and I don't see it anymore. He is keeping it in very nice shape but I'm glad it's gone. The guy that use to do work on it for me still does it for him. The same for th Rigger. That is one hell of a cargo sailer in the picture. Best of luck with it. Those are some really great picture of your rescue. Once in a lifetime pictures. You and your Lady and Dog have a nice Turkey Day, Don't eat to much~~~aw hell; eat as much as you want and ENJOY. Yeah I guess if you do not own a boat anymore it's best not to see her anymore. Boats are like women, if you get to attached they can break your heart. It would suck having a good looking, nice, sexy e-wife around to look at knowing someone else is enjoying her. I hope that was a once in a lifetime picture. Looking forward to deep fried turkey and all the fixins! You have a nice T-day too. Joe |
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"Joe" wrote in message ... Looking forward to deep fried turkey and all the fixins! You have a nice T-day too. Stupid idiot!!!!! Ruin a perfectly good, low-fat turkey by submerging it in hot FAT. No wonder you are so inept. Your veins and arteries are obviously close to being clogged by cholesterol. You can't even think straight anymore due to oxygen deprivation of the brain. PUTZ! Wilbur Hubbard (HDL = 87, LDL = 108) |
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On Nov 26, 11:38*am, "Wilbur Hubbard"
wrote: "Joe" wrote in message ... Looking forward to deep fried turkey and all the fixins! You have a nice T-day too. Stupid idiot!!!!! *Ruin a perfectly good, low-fat turkey by submerging it in hot FAT. No wonder you are so inept. Your veins and arteries are obviously close to being clogged by cholesterol. You can't even think straight anymore due to oxygen deprivation of the brain. PUTZ! Wilbur Hubbard (HDL = 87, LDL = 108) Changed plans, we decided to stay on the boat. Ms T will use the rotisserie feature in her princess oven. Then heading to Galveston for a bit of long board surfing or beach combing depending on surf. Joe |
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"Joe" wrote in message ... Changed plans, we decided to stay on the boat. Ms T will use the rotisserie feature in her princess oven. Much better plan. Roasted or rotisserie is the superior way to prepare a Thanksgiving turkey. I don't bother with any of that crap, though. I just pay a visit to the Winn-Dixie store and get their turkey plate lunch. They roast their turkeys and carve the white meat right in front of you. You pay by the pound so you can get exactly as much as you want along with all the side dishes. No pots and pans to clean up, no dishes or silverware to wash. Throw away the wine bottle. Throw away the styrofoam container. No muss, no fuss. Then heading to Galveston for a bit of long board surfing or beach combing depending on surf. Ewwwww! I wouldn't want to do any beach combing in Galveston. I've read where there may be hundreds of people unaccounted for and pets and they may have been washed out to sea or drowned in the surf. Rotting bodies will surely be cropping up. Happy Thanksgiving to ya. Wilbur Hubbard |
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"Wilbur Hubbard" wrote in message anews.com... "Joe" wrote in message ... Changed plans, we decided to stay on the boat. Ms T will use the rotisserie feature in her princess oven. Much better plan. Roasted or rotisserie is the superior way to prepare a Thanksgiving turkey. I don't bother with any of that crap, though. I just pay a visit to the Winn-Dixie store and get their turkey plate lunch. They roast their turkeys and carve the white meat right in front of you. You pay by the pound so you can get exactly as much as you want along with all the side dishes. No pots and pans to clean up, no dishes or silverware to wash. Throw away the wine bottle. Throw away the styrofoam container. No muss, no fuss. Then heading to Galveston for a bit of long board surfing or beach combing depending on surf. Ewwwww! I wouldn't want to do any beach combing in Galveston. I've read where there may be hundreds of people unaccounted for and pets and they may have been washed out to sea or drowned in the surf. Rotting bodies will surely be cropping up. Happy Thanksgiving to ya. Wilbur Hubbard Bring along a pair of pliers for yanking out gold fillings from the bodies and a pair of dikes for cutting rings off of swollen fingers. Happy hunting! |
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On Nov 26, 12:41*pm, "Charles Momsen" wrote:
"Wilbur Hubbard" wrote in message anews.com... "Joe" wrote in message .... *Changed plans, we decided to stay on the boat. Ms T will use the rotisserie feature in her princess oven. Much better plan. Roasted or rotisserie is the superior way to prepare a Thanksgiving turkey. I don't bother with any of that crap, though. I just pay a visit to the Winn-Dixie store and get their turkey plate lunch. They roast their turkeys and carve the white meat right in front of you. You pay by the pound so you can get exactly as much as you want along with all the side dishes. No pots and pans to clean up, no dishes or silverware to wash. Throw away the wine bottle. Throw away the styrofoam container. No muss, no fuss. Then heading to Galveston for a bit of long board surfing or beach combing depending on surf. Ewwwww! I wouldn't want to do any beach combing in Galveston. I've read where there may be hundreds of people unaccounted for and pets and they may have been washed out to sea or drowned in the surf. Rotting bodies will surely be cropping up. Happy Thanksgiving to ya. Wilbur Hubbard Bring along a pair of pliers for yanking out gold fillings from the bodies and a pair of dikes for cutting rings off of swollen fingers. Happy hunting! - Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Not even funny guys, and the wrong place. The Chambers county wetlands are the place to look for bodies. They say there is still a pile of rubbage 30 miles long by 20 feet high. I have not heard how many are still missing. Meet a X USCG chief that was washed off crystal beach across Galveston bay and ended up being rescued near Morgans point...about 30 miles. Many many were washed with him and he is the only one I've heard of that survived the night. Joe |
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