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Simple Simon
 
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Default Sailing back to the slip

At least I'm skilled enough to not even consider a towboat if my motor every
quit. I only use the motor for convenience - not out of necessity. If it should
ever quit I would not be the least bit worried sailing up to any marina for
ice and beer. I certainly would NEVER have any desire to go to a slip.

Only losers keep their boats in a slip. Slips are for women and wimpy
sailors.

S.Simon


"John Cairns" wrote in message ...
It would be more impressive if you didn't have a motor, wouldn't it? What
you seem to be saying is, you have to have a motor to sail? Pathetic,
especially coming from someone that claims to be a purist, as you do.
John Cairns
"Simple Simon" wrote in message
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Hey John,

You are the typical stupid, inept, wannabe sailor.
You are an embarrassment to us real sailors.

My motor does not need a battery to start it.
If my motor DID need a battery to start it you can
beet your boots I would make sure my batteries
were good BEFORE trouble arose.

S.Simon





 
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