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

Great...now I have to go watch the DVD again.

Oil rig.

On my way to the theatre room, I smashed my pinky tow against the edge of the
door.
This is my second grounding in less than a week!
Looks like a fracture. And may I add....YOWCH!

RB

What kind of flippin fag starts every post with:

on a piece of toilet paper while scribbling
their name and phone number on the bathroom wall in alt.sailing.asa

How totally GAY! Bwahaahhahaha!

RB

That's what you get for listening to Neal. You were in a Fog and assumed your Tow was a
RAM!


"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Great...now I have to go watch the DVD again.

Oil rig.

On my way to the theatre room, I smashed my pinky tow against the edge of the
door.
This is my second grounding in less than a week!
Looks like a fracture. And may I add....YOWCH!

RB

What was your pinky towing...and why?
"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Great...now I have to go watch the DVD again.

Oil rig.

On my way to the theatre room, I smashed my pinky tow against the edge
of the
door.
This is my second grounding in less than a week!
Looks like a fracture. And may I add....YOWCH!

RB

About 400 pounds of blubber, but that's another thread.

"Monty" wrote in message
m...
What was your pinky towing...and why?
"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Great...now I have to go watch the DVD again.

Oil rig.

On my way to the theatre room, I smashed my pinky tow against the edge
of the
door.
This is my second grounding in less than a week!
Looks like a fracture. And may I add....YOWCH!

RB

On Thu, 07 Aug 2003 14:39:07 +1200, The_navigator©
wrote:

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

That was a rhetorical question, right? Like asking Simon about being
out in fog - obvious that it's never happened.

PDW

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