Asking for help is the first step towards recovery. Good luck.
"Bobsprit" wrote in message
om...
It is a challenge for me to get out of bed every day. It is a
challenge to walk to the bathroom. It is a big challenge to take a
dump and get off the potty. And a big challenge to make breakfast,
but not to eat it. My life is one big challenge after another. I NEED
HELP!

RB

The Cappys Master wrote in message
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I don't read most of your posts ;-

A little pompous - but better than an outright sneer!


Regards


Donal
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"Jeff Morris" jeffmo@NoSpam-sv-lokiDOTcom wrote in message
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Gusts don't count. The Beaufort scale measures sustained wind.


Poor Bob!



Regards


Donal
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The Cappys Master wrote in message
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Hey, I'm feeling mellow.

Good!

Shoulders feeling great, went for a sail yesterday, weathers sunny and
cool,
AND I'm off down the snow in another week. (stay off the blacks and no
poles!)

Jeeeze! You have an immigration problem there, too?

You'll be a little less cantankerous now, I trust!


Regards


Donal
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Damn! snapped my pencil....

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Monty wrote:

"By the way, Donal," an internet opera, in which Boobs and Jeff battle
to show who knows less about sailing. Donal, the namesake of the
thread, sits calmly by, stirring the pot ever so gently as he holds his
nose and grins. T J Fletchen takes notes. Jonathan slyly slips in
proof that neither Jeff nor Boobs has any conception of wind force or
sea state. O'le Thom congratulates Jonathan on his double kill. Both
Jeff and Boobs crab sideways, exiting stage left.

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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Force 9 conditions is more properly called a gale or strong gale. Most
"sailors" consider anything about force 6 to be somewhat challenging.
This past
sunday we sailed in Force 7 and maybe Force 8 for a bit.
More than you could handle. But I suppose you call anything above
force 5 heavy
air right up to force 12!!

But I'm sure you can quickly conjure up a story of how you were in
this storm
or that! And some folks here will believe you!

Bwahahahha!

Gusts don't count. The Beaufort scale measures sustained wind.

Gusts don't count what? Gusts are even more challenging on the LI Sound and
require (obviously) even more skill to handle. Thanks for your support!
Meanwhile, Donal had to back down on what "challenging" meant!
Beautiful!

RB

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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Meanwhile, Donal had to back down on what "challenging" meant!

I don't think so!

You look more like a wimp with every post.


20-25 kts "challenging"??? Bwahahahahahaaaaaaaaaa!

Admit it, Bob. You've never sailed more than 2 miles from the shore.


Regards


Donal
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Oh, but I do.

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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So, stranger, why don't you give us the benefit of your experien

That's no stranger and he doesn't own a boat.

RB

20-25 kts "challenging"??? Bwahahahahahaaaaaaaaaa!

You keep harping on 20-25 knots, while everyone pointed to higher winds,
gusting to 30 knots and more.
Still worse, you ran away like a scared puppy when Ozzy agreed that the
conditions would be challenging as I described them.
All you have left now is to try to insist that conditions were less than what
three people reported.
I'm sorry, Donal. You're cooked and served.

No Bwahahaha needed here.

RB

Oh, but I do.

You own NO boat and don't sail.
Sorry.

RB