Started out at 3:30, NO WIND. Loafed around in light air for an hour and then
SLAM, we got steady air and big puffs to follow. Just beautiful and the boat
sails beautifully. We were in a pack of more than 20 boats, all sailing back
towards the bridges from Execution Rock. Close hauled, Alien was faster than
all, except for a J27 (I think) with orange sails! The wind held out until
about 8:30 or so....
A great sail!!! We can't wait until tomorrow!

http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/aliens2.jpg

Capt RB

Who's the blubber on the pushpit? Where are all the "girls"?
Looks like a bunch of guys to me.

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Started out at 3:30, NO WIND. Loafed around in light air for an hour and
then
SLAM, we got steady air and big puffs to follow. Just beautiful and the
boat
sails beautifully. We were in a pack of more than 20 boats, all sailing
back
towards the bridges from Execution Rock. Close hauled, Alien was faster
than
all, except for a J27 (I think) with orange sails! The wind held out until
about 8:30 or so....
A great sail!!! We can't wait until tomorrow!

http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/aliens2.jpg

Capt RB

In a 'pack' of 20 boats, Alien was faster than all, yet, there's no boats
behind you?
BTW, I would call that close reaching, not close hauled. And that looks
like a lot of twist, of is the main just that blown out?
--
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Steve
S/V Pony Express

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Started out at 3:30, NO WIND. Loafed around in light air for an hour and
then
SLAM, we got steady air and big puffs to follow. Just beautiful and the
boat
sails beautifully. We were in a pack of more than 20 boats, all sailing
back
towards the bridges from Execution Rock. Close hauled, Alien was faster
than
all, except for a J27 (I think) with orange sails! The wind held out until
about 8:30 or so....
A great sail!!! We can't wait until tomorrow!

http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/aliens2.jpg

Capt RB

On 29 Jun 2003 02:22:31 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote this
crap:

Started out at 3:30, NO WIND. Loafed around in light air for an hour and then
SLAM, we got steady air and big puffs to follow. Just beautiful and the boat
sails beautifully. We were in a pack of more than 20 boats, all sailing back
towards the bridges from Execution Rock. Close hauled, Alien was faster than
all, except for a J27 (I think) with orange sails! The wind held out until
about 8:30 or so....
A great sail!!! We can't wait until tomorrow!

Orange sails? Good God! Do those people have no sense of fashion?
They weren't a bright neon orange, were they? I hope they were at
least a pale yellow-orange.




Ave Imperator Bush!
Bush Was Right! Four More Years!

I guess you can't read Hero. Or, more likely, you're
revealing details about your own homophobia, which
usually means you're in the closet.

"Horvath" wrote in message
...
On Sat, 28 Jun 2003 21:02:14 -0700, "Jonathan Ganz"
wrote this crap:

Who's the blubber on the pushpit? Where are all the "girls"?
Looks like a bunch of guys to me.

A boatload of men gives you a woody, doesn't it?




Ave Imperator Bush!
Bush Was Right! Four More Years!

In your case, pale pink would be appropriate. Where are the
pictures of your TV "girlfriend"??

"Horvath" wrote in message
...
On 29 Jun 2003 02:22:31 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote this
crap:

Started out at 3:30, NO WIND. Loafed around in light air for an hour and
then
SLAM, we got steady air and big puffs to follow. Just beautiful and the
boat
sails beautifully. We were in a pack of more than 20 boats, all sailing
back
towards the bridges from Execution Rock. Close hauled, Alien was faster
than
all, except for a J27 (I think) with orange sails! The wind held out
until
about 8:30 or so....
A great sail!!! We can't wait until tomorrow!

Orange sails? Good God! Do those people have no sense of fashion?
They weren't a bright neon orange, were they? I hope they were at
least a pale yellow-orange.




Ave Imperator Bush!
Bush Was Right! Four More Years!

See some more pictures of Boob "sailing."

ftp://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/alienrain.jpg






"Bobsprit" wrote in message ...
Started out at 3:30, NO WIND. Loafed around in light air for an hour and then
SLAM, we got steady air and big puffs to follow. Just beautiful and the boat
sails beautifully. We were in a pack of more than 20 boats, all sailing back
towards the bridges from Execution Rock. Close hauled, Alien was faster than
all, except for a J27 (I think) with orange sails! The wind held out until
about 8:30 or so....
A great sail!!! We can't wait until tomorrow!

http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/aliens2.jpg

Capt RB

In a 'pack' of 20 boats, Alien was faster than all, yet, there's no
boats
behind you?

Busted!


S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
Trains are a winter sport

So, according to poor Loco, we were only on that ONE tack traveling in ONE
direction, heeled at 12% at 5.5 knots for 4 hours.
Now, perhaps Loco knows why he got slammed by me on his first appearance here
and why I'll never stop beating him?

1. I didn't point out the photo mistakes that got you busted .... I only
pointed out you were busted.
2. The slamming score is 257 to 1 my favor at this point.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
Trains are a winter sport

1. I didn't point out the photo mistakes that got you busted

Maybe you're smart enough to explain how a pic, showing 1/100 of a sec. of
sailing discounts anything or gets me busted?
Then again, maybe you're not!

Why are you home, Loco...we're sailing at 2:30. We'll only hear about your
mythical daysails!

Bwahahahahaha! Like beating a child with his own candy!!!

RB