"Jeff Morris" jeffmo@NoSpam-sv-lokiDOTcom wrote in message ...
Neal claims that a "proper sailboat" has a transom hung outboard. This may be true, but a
"proper auxiliary sailboat" has an engine that can be relied on to handle the worst
situations.



Your motorboat mentality is showing again. Pathetic, man, pathetic!

S.Simon

Simple Simon wrote:
"Jeff Morris" jeffmo@NoSpam-sv-lokiDOTcom wrote in message
Neal claims that a "proper sailboat" has a transom hung outboard.
This may be true, but a "proper auxiliary sailboat" has an engine
that can be relied on to handle the worst situations.

Your motorboat mentality is showing again. Pathetic, man, pathetic!



Yes Neal, but you're the one who motors wherever you go. And on top of that, you tow a
motorboat for a dinghy!

I motor wherever I go. Ha ha hahh ahahahahahahha!

Did I mention to you about the time I sailed to the Bahamas
prior to this last trip while the winds were much more favorable?

I sailed over to the Abacos, then down to George Town in
the Exumas, then out to Rum Cay and around San Salvador,
then to Long Island, then back up the Exumas to the Berries
then over to Bimini and back to Cape Florida. I took ten
gallons of gasoline with men and had five gallons left when
I got back to Biscayne Bay. Did not buy, steal or borrow
a drop while in the Bahamas. Yes sir, that's motoring all
the time.

Another loss for the power squadron.

S.Simon


"Jeff Morris" jeffmo@NoSpam-sv-lokiDOTcom wrote in message ...
Simple Simon wrote:
"Jeff Morris" jeffmo@NoSpam-sv-lokiDOTcom wrote in message
Neal claims that a "proper sailboat" has a transom hung outboard.
This may be true, but a "proper auxiliary sailboat" has an engine
that can be relied on to handle the worst situations.

Your motorboat mentality is showing again. Pathetic, man, pathetic!



Yes Neal, but you're the one who motors wherever you go. And on top of that, you tow a
motorboat for a dinghy!