Still no one!
 

I am happy with my boat. It isn't a stepping
stone. It is the realisation of a dream.

As is each boat that I've sailed and owned. But I keep dreaming, Donal, where
you have stopped.
Need help? I can break character and show you where you went wrong.

RB

Still no one!
 

It would have to be a conscience -no wait that's not physical.

Cheers MC


Donal wrote:
"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...

I know every lawyer there who can afford any boat he wants. Email
me your friend's name.

Let's try this, Skitchy...you know every lawyer in AOL Legal, but none of

them

can afford a nice sailboat? I'm not going to post someone's name here

because

you can't be trusted.
But if you "knew" anyone there, you'd know this guy. Sailing is what he

loves.

He also has a very unusual physical trait that makes him stand out.
You don't know jack, let alone anyone in Legal. Give it a rest. You outed
yourself.
AND, no pics of your supposed boat!



Bluff, bluff, bluff!

"unusual physical trait"?? ....... Bwahahhahahahahahaaaa!




Regards


Donal
--

Still no one!
 

No, you said he could buy any boat he wanted. That is a short list and I know
all qualifiers.

Well, then I should qualify that. I meant (it should have been obvious) that he
could have any boat he'd want for this area. That means boats typically under
50 feet. He's been looking for a larger boat in the 300-400K area and I
consider that pretty expensive for a guy who won't have time to make long
trips.

RB

Still no one!
 

OK Is he former TW or former AOL? Is he at AOLTW or a division? What is his
specialty?

He's TW, pre-merger for sure. He handles external suits on some level. Again,
I'd be happy to introduce you.
I'm guessing, but I think he's been there for a while.

RB

Still no one!
 

If anything,
I think he'd be embarassed by you.

Poor Skitchy....you'd be pretty shocked by my real world existence. No doubt it
would upset and dissapoint you, which is why you won't ever come for a sail.
Or post a pic of your boat!

RB

Still no one!
 

It would have to be a conscience -no wait that's not physical.


Hey!!!
Okay, it's funny.

RB

Still no one!
 

On Thu, 17 Jul 2003 08:17:02 -0400, "Scott Vernon"
wrote this crap:

What's the big deal about sailing to/from a mooring?

On your little boat there's no problem. On my boat, nobody at the bow
can reach down far enough to grab the mooring ball.

I find it's far easier to back up to the ball, with someone standing
on the swim platform.




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

Still no one!
 

I'll post the pic. His old Cal is right next to me, owned by another lawyer.

yea, that'll prove it. Bob, the presumption here is that anything your write
is a lie. It is up to you to prove it is true. All you have to do is answer
some of the questions I've asked. Your failure to do so, just burns the brand
of the liar in a little deeper.

I have no reason to lie. In my career I am obliged to know all the top AOLTW
lawyers (this is no brag, I could be the exec floor shoe shine guy). It stands
to reason that I know your man, if he can buy any boat he wants. So, give me a
little to go on, and I will call him if I know him and put in a good word for
you. Maybe he'll let you crew for him.

Still no one!
 

It's been a while since I saw anyone do it that way Horvath!


"Horvath" wrote in message
| I find it's far easier to back up to the ball, with someone standing
| on the swim platform and moor off stern to.
|
|
|
|
| Ave Imperator Bush!
| Bush Was Right! Four More Beers!

Still no one!
 

I'll post the pic. His old Cal is right next to me, owned by another lawyer.

yea, that'll prove it.

It's more proof than you've ever provided on any single point. Posting the
guy's name means nothing and wouldn't be right either. Posting a pic of his
boat is harmless and offers some proof. The only REAL proof would be for your
to meet the fellow, but you'd have to show some courage for that one. Instead,
you'll call me a liar from a safe distance, ignoring the offer of proof. That's
your only refuge, Skitchy!

RB