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By the way, Donal
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! |
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By the way, Donal
Sorry, F9 would only be caled a "Strong gale". It wouldn't be called a
"Gale". Wrong. A gale is a gale is a gale. It's English, man. Learn it. RB |
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By the way, Donal
This past
sunday we sailed in Force 7 and maybe Force 8 for a bit. Now, now, now! Don't exaggerate! You *possibly* sailed in an F 7. Okie dokie. RB |
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By the way, Donal
Bobsprit wrote:
Wrong. A gale is a gale is a gale. It's English, man. Learn it. It's the Beaufort Scale, Bubbles. Learn it! http://www.marinewaypoints.com/marine/wind.shtml BTW trying to claim that you sail more than a fellow who's been in the 'Round Britain race is really a mugs game. You don't know how to dock, even under power, you have no clue what an inverter does, two people on your boat and you "have no crew," you claim JAX was your friend.... In short, Bubbles, you're nuts. DSK |
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By the way, Donal
No, most folks here would believe Donal, and that is what really upsets
you. Scotty "Bobsprit" wrote And some folks here will believe you! |
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By the way, Donal
Notice how Jeff ''seriously doubt ''s Bubbles' story , but not a word of
doubt concerning Donal. -- Scotty, a man's only as good as his word. "Jeff Morris" jeffmo@NoSpam-sv-lokiDOTcom wrote in message ... By the Beaufort Scale everyone else uses F9 is a "Strong Gale." To call it a "gale" simply means its somewhere between F7 and F10 inclusive, although I've seen versions where F7 doesn't quite count as a "gale" even though its a "moderate gale." I seriously doubt you were in F8. The Beaufort Scale measures "Sustained Wind," not gusts. Further, using the Beaufort scale in inland, protected waters is rather deceptive. Since you're claim F8, does that mean you had waveheights of 18-25 feet? "Bobsprit" wrote in message ... 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! |
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By the way, Donal
Since you're claim F8, does that mean you had waveheights of 18-25 feet?
F8 won't produce waves of that height on the sound. But you knew that, Jeff. RB |
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By the way, Donal
Wrong. A gale is a gale is a gale.
It's English, man. Learn it. It's the Beaufort Scale, Bubbles. Learn it! Duh, they are BOTH gales. English 101. Give it a try. Donal called it heavy air!!! bwahahahaha! RB |
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By the way, Donal
You don't know how to dock, even
under power, you have no clue what an inverter does Dopey, I have a inverter that cost more than Scotty's boat. RB |
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By the way, Donal
"Bobsprit" wrote in message ... Since you're claim F8, does that mean you had waveheights of 18-25 feet? F8 won't produce waves of that height on the sound. But you knew that, Jeff. RB |
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