The gentleman's rules of engagement are that the person who has been
challenged sets the place and time.

100% a lie. American, French and british codes of honor all dictate AGREED time
of engagement. A gentleman is not rigid, nor does he rush an engagement in
hopes that the challenger won't have time to prepare.
If you check with Marc, you'll find that I was unable to join him aboard his
Freedom 36 because of a funeral on Saturday. Even if I was free, I would have
been aboard that boat, rather than on the sound.
Sorry. You haven't a leg to stand on. You've been given a fair and reasonable
time-frame. I'm not rushing you and will accept alternate sugestions that will
be mutually convienient. There's plenty of time left in the season.

RB

Bwaaak! Bwaaak! Bwaaak! Bobadil's a CHICKEN!!!

Did you just actually type "Bwaaak Bwaak?"


RB

Gentlemen's Rules of Engagement? This is NY , man.
kick em when they're up, kick em harder when they're down.

That too!


RB

Was it a funeral or a wedding? Please get it straight.


"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
The gentleman's rules of engagement are that the person who has been
challenged sets the place and time.

100% a lie. American, French and british codes of honor all dictate
AGREED time
of engagement. A gentleman is not rigid, nor does he rush an
engagement in
hopes that the challenger won't have time to prepare.
If you check with Marc, you'll find that I was unable to join him
aboard his
Freedom 36 because of a funeral on Saturday. Even if I was free, I
would have
been aboard that boat, rather than on the sound.
Sorry. You haven't a leg to stand on. You've been given a fair and
reasonable
time-frame. I'm not rushing you and will accept alternate sugestions
that will
be mutually convienient. There's plenty of time left in the season.

RB

Hey a 36ft-er WTG, I plan on buying ours at least 35-40 ft
we were planning to buy a new one?.... I have learned that our first
sailboat
should be a used one... so we are looking for a nice used late model,
Clearwater FL is a harvest of used boats -- we are looking right now.

A true power-boater going to sail HAHA

NH_/)_

here's my boat , punk
http://community.webshots.com/photo/...55539946MATggy

Ask MC why he mispelled my name.

On Mon, 11 Aug 2003 14:44:25 GMT, "jlrogers" wrote:

BUSTED! Then why is your name spelled differently? BUSTED!


"Marc" wrote in message
.. .
here's my boat , punk
http://community.webshots.com/photo/...55539946MATggy

let's see yours.


On Mon, 11 Aug 2003 10:22:05 -0400,
wrote:

On Mon, 11 Aug 2003 14:11:35 GMT, Marc wrote:

Gentlemen's Rules of Engagement? This is NY , man.
kick em when they're up, kick em harder when they're down.
hit em from behind.
hit first, hardest


You sound like an even bigger coward than Bobadil. Then again, many
here strongly suspect that you ARE Bobadil, so your posts don't carry
any weight.

BB

With your avowal of my credibility and $2.00, I can get on the IRT.

On Mon, 11 Aug 2003 10:49:43 -0400,
wrote:

On Mon, 11 Aug 2003 14:30:10 GMT, Marc wrote:

here's my boat , punk

Why would anyone but a coward name their boat "punk"?

Meanwhile, associating yourself with Bobadil is not gaining you cred
with anybody here.

By the way, the boat in the picture is not yours. Whoever owns it
spells his name marK, not marC.

What a coward and FRAUD!

BB

You two are a matched pair of embarrassments to sailing, New York, and
REAL men everywhere.

Freedom 36...very nice boat.
C&C 32...very nice boat.

C&C 27....bwahahahaha! And that's the boat you WANTED!

And THAT's the bottom line about Binary Jane's frustration!

Capt RB