Capt. Neal was a made-up character in case you were
so fooled by the excellence of it all that you can't figure
it out on your own. The good Captain was a writer's
exercise.

Now Simple Simon, another character, is doing his own
thing. Try living in the real world. You'll never make it
as a sailor as long as you can't recognize reality.


"CANDChelp" wrote in message ...
Oz, you are now kill filed because you haven't contributed
anything worthwhile to this group for months and montsh

What a coward Neal has become. Imagine...he used to whine about people who
"hid" by kill filing others.
Oh well.

RB

Your constant lies are enough to put the new
aircraft carrier, USS Ronald Reagan on the rocks.


"CANDChelp" wrote in message ...
I'll not believe a video any more than a Photoshopped
picture. Editing video is what your buddies in the industry
do on a daily basis. Moreover, I won't even bother
downloading or watching such a farce from your like.

Who would have guessed that Neal would prove to be such a coward? It's clear
that my fine vessel, crew and supreme sailing skills have him on the rocks.
Maybe he left his compass cover on?

Bwahahahaha!

RB

Now Simple Simon, another character, is doing his own
thing.

he's doing the SAME thing.


RB

He is evolving slowly as any real person would and does.

He might even evolve into a fag like you and Ganz and
all the foreign posters here but he thinks there is entirely
too much of that crap going on so maybe he won't.



"CANDChelp" wrote in message ...
Now Simple Simon, another character, is doing his own
thing.

he's doing the SAME thing.


RB

Supposed to be over your way in 5 weeks.....we'll see but I'm thinking
not.

My way as in NY???

RB

The barge is anchored in the Bay Ridge Flats. a shallow area of the
harbor where tugs park their loads. Bob is sailing s/e. In the
background is the Brooklyn Army Terminal , Owls Head Pollution Control
Plant and the North West Coast of Bay Ridge, north of the 69th st. The
J 24 is probably from the NY Sailing School .and is juking around in
the flats practicing tacking.

Bob, you should have come out. The wind in the Lower Bay was 15 to
18kn South, steady all day. I made two circuts from Gravesend to
Raritan to Atlantic Highlands to Rockaway Pt to the Marine Parkway
Bridge and back along the Coney Island coast to Gravesend, calling you
every hour on the hour on 72. Great sail. Where were you?




On Sun, 27 Jul 2003 21:46:26 -0700 (PDT), (Thom
Stewart) wrote:

Hey Youse Guys,

Take a better look at those pictures and the background. Nutsy, I think
is pulling a fast shuffle. When that barge or what ever is farther away
there is no red boat. As he gets nearer there is a red boat ahead of
him. I do believed he has been overtaken and been past on the lee and
is loosing ground to the poorly, overloaded J24 (if that is what it is)

And so much for pictures from Nutsy to prove a point

Some one besides Nutsy, confirm what I'm seeing or tell me I'm full of
**** . Not you Nutsy, we're talking about you not to you.

"I'LL Drink To That"

Ole Thom

Hey I'm Nuts
Cappy, You're Nuts

Right you are! A couple of Nuts looking to hook up to a "Pick".

"I'LL DRINK TO THAT!"

Ole Thom

Bob, you should have come out. The wind in the Lower Bay was 15 to
18kn South, steady all day. I made two circuts from Gravesend to
Raritan to Atlantic Highlands to Rockaway Pt to the Marine Parkway
Bridge and back along the Coney Island coast to Gravesend, calling you
every hour on the hour on 72. Great sail. Where were you?

We sailed out to Coney Island and found good strong wind there. Amazing how the
current just "lets go" after clearing the bridge. I didn't think anyone would
hail me, so I had the radio down. Sorry!

RB

The
J 24 is probably from the NY Sailing School .and is juking around in
the flats practicing tacking.

There were J24s everywhere. Some had numbers on the hull, but this one was just
called Sea Nymph. She was from a club, but I think there's more than one. We
also saw a few Colgate 26's having fun.
But it was this boat that really looked dramatic as we approached the Verazano.
Sadly, I have took no pics of her sailing, but she was quite a site. The
unstayed mast is incredibly thick at the base, so much so that I'd called it a
windage issue. She has a HUGE main and was flying a very small chute.

http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/ssb2too.jpg

RB

CANDChelp wrote:

Supposed to be over your way in 5 weeks.....we'll see but I'm thinking
not.

My way as in NY???


Run awaaaaaaaay! Run awaaaaaay!

--
Flying Tadpole

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