"If you or any of these sub-humans had some self worth, you wouldn't be my
simple minded prey."

Bob, do you have to be so cruel?


"Simple pain is our best teacher."

-Anal Sex and Women-1987

Really Bob it's like stepping out onto an elementary school playground and
boxing with a 6th grade girl.

No matter how hard you hit her she's not going to get better at boxing.

I can understand you making fun of those who can challenge and sometimes
defeat you but putting these fish into a blender may be a bit much.

So how's your charter scheme going? Have you figured out how to depreciate
the full market value of the boat as a business, gain income as a charter
and then deduct it again as a second home? You may consider mortgaging the
boat. You'll have cash in hand and a bigger business write off. With some
ingenuity you'll garner about 8 times what you paid for the boat in tax
write offs and income. Here's a tip, use the NY registration for one set of
books, the documented name for another. If you do it correctly, you'll be
sailing a Swan in three or four years! Now that is something to really brag
about. With a nice big Swan in your clutches you could fit many models on
the boat, even rent it out to modelling agencies for photo shoots! Good luck
on your enterprise!

So how's your charter scheme going? Have you figured out how to depreciate
the full market value of the boat as a business,

As Alien was the 1st of the three boats, we're really busy getting the other
two ready for business. The Ericson needed a repower and the Catalina 34 needed
new windows. No big deal since we paid 28K for both boats. We're also looking
hard at a very low cost Beneteau 35, but she already suffered as a charter boat
and didn't hold up very well.
By next season we'll be in full swing, but I won't buy a Swan for these waters!

RB

Here's a tip, use the NY registration for one set of
books, the documented name for another.

We finally got the reggie last Friday, so I'm expecting the doc any day now.

RB