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Why can't he just plane them to fit?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cne3HxrgJDo

Comments appreciated!

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On Wed, 26 Nov 2008 19:44:25 -0700, "Charles Momsen"
wrote:

Why can't he just plane them to fit?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cne3HxrgJDo

Comments appreciated!


What was the accident that cracked one of the panels? Did he slam into
charted rock again?

ASA friend in deep trouble
 

wrote:
On Wed, 26 Nov 2008 19:44:25 -0700, "Charles Momsen"
wrote:

Why can't he just plane them to fit?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cne3HxrgJDo

Comments appreciated!


What was the accident that cracked one of the panels? Did he slam into
charted rock again?



Something with the propeller, of course. Probably got the shore power
cord wrapped around it and the shaft, busting the shaft seal.

I can't believe the might Bubbles can't lift a couple of tight sole
boards, after all he can punch holes in coconuts with his thumbs.

Cheers
Martin
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"Charles Momsen" wrote in message
...
Why can't he just plane them to fit?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cne3HxrgJDo

Comments appreciated!


The accident with the propeller? I guess that stands to reason. Proves he
never sails.

And what's with the dysfunctional teak and holly sole in the first place?
Haven't I said, time and time again, that it's stupid to have plywood soles?
They swell and delaminate by their very nature. Real boats have a GRP sole
with non-skid pattern molded in which water doesn't harm one iota. Bobsprit
and others clearly love the "woman's touch style soles." Quick! get out the
Glade floor polish so you can slip and bust your ass!


Wilbur Hubbard

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On Nov 27, 9:40*am, "Wilbur Hubbard"
wrote:

Why can't he just plane them to fit?


The accident with the propeller? *I guess that stands to reason. Proves he
never sails.

And what's with the dysfunctional teak and holly sole in the first place?
Haven't I said, time and time again, that it's stupid to have plywood soles?
They swell and delaminate by their very nature. Real boats have a GRP sole
with non-skid pattern molded in which water doesn't harm one iota. Bobsprit
and others clearly love the "woman's touch style soles." *Quick! get out the
Glade floor polish so you can slip and bust your ass!

Wilbur Hubbard

Rogeo bro.......... The guy sounds like a wimp trying to whine his way
to a an in$urance job. Make money on stupidity.... excellent money
maker. Personally I think he should just go apply for food stamps.

So why doesnt he just put a fan by the mast step in the bilge and DRY
out the wood??? Duhh! If the boards came up before getting wet they
out to work jst fine if they dry out.

Bob

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"Bob" wrote in message
...

Rogeo bro.......... The guy sounds like a wimp trying to whine his way
to a an in$urance job. Make money on stupidity.... excellent money
maker. Personally I think he should just go apply for food stamps.

So why doesnt he just put a fan by the mast step in the bilge and DRY
out the wood??? Duhh! If the boards came up before getting wet they
out to work jst fine if they dry out.

It probably wasn't water. I think it was more like spilled milk coming from
his wife's malfunctioning breast pump. Bobsprit used to claim she used a
breast pump to get the milk out. Then she put it in a bottle for "Masthead"
(remember that one?) to feed little Thomas with. Duh! Talk about stupid.
But, it's possible she had inverted nipples or something like that.

Wilbur Hubbard

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"Charles Momsen" wrote in message
...
Why can't he just plane them to fit?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cne3HxrgJDo

Comments appreciated!

All of that "huffing-and-puffing"

Yep, he's in great shape for sure.