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Scott Vernon
 
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Default Trip Report, August 3, 2003, A Day Sail with Bobsprit and Julia

Wha? You think I'm afraid of those two morons?


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Ahhhhh, the Three Stooges (with both Curly's).

Scotty shows a moment of independence and calls Mooron and Ozzy stooges.

He'll
back down if they have a beef.

RB



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Default Trip Report, August 3, 2003, A Day Sail with Bobsprit and Julia

aged? what year is your.....er.......Sudzys' boat?


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I've met 8 people from this NG. Been aboard 4 of their boats. Do I win?
What is my prize?

Tell him what's he's won, Jim!!!

"Its an aged Siedlemann 30, a forgotten design with no resale value! Few
options are included, but the water heater is hooked up! Total retail
value...1349.59!!!
Back to you, Bob!"

Bwahahaha!

RB



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It's a quote from a movie, you dunce. JW's character said it, IN A MOVIE,
LOSER.

SV

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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Scotty, a man's only as good as his word. (John Wayne)

Wayne lied about his usage of drink and presciption drug addiction for the

last
15 years of his life.

RB



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I don't see a surge of posters rallying to your defense.

Don't need to run to Donal's defense...he does quite well all on his
ownsome...if he falters, we'll all come pitch in....

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Ive met 4; sailed with 2, and one was international since he came from GB so
I get to claim longest distance meeting....

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"katysails" wrote...
Ive met 4; sailed with 2, and


and slept with ___ ?

BTW, you're in 3rd place.



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Don't need to run to Donal's defense...he does quite well all on his
ownsome...if he falters, we'll all come pitch in....

and so with Katy's post, we see that Donal has faltered once again!

RB
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Wha? You think I'm afraid of those two morons?

If you weren't such a coward, you'd stop your blathering idiocy and stop by
City Island for a sail!

RB
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Default Troll Report, August 3, 2003, A Day Sail with Bobsprit and Julia

Hey! Keep away from me with that plunger Scrote!

Cheers MC

Scott Vernon wrote:
so I can un-block Nav?


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The storm missed you? Do you have any idea what being out near a storm
is like?

Cheers MC

Bobsprit wrote:

What kind of place is that? 7 pm and there were only 2 boats left??? 25
kts of wind sounds like perfect sailing condidtions - unless you are in a
hurry to reach an upwind destination.

Another guy who can't read. Here's what Marc wrote:

Upon finishing my lunch, I drove to Bob's yacht club to wait for his
arrival. While waiting, the wind picked up to such an extent that I
had to furl the deck umbrella I was sitting under and the storm clouds
began to cover 3/4 of the sky.

And then he indicates that winds gusted above 25 knots. I'd say close to 35
knots at times. That heavy air combined with nearby storm systems sent most
sailors home.
We stayed out and the storm missed us.

RB


 
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