I'd bug
him more about the mpeg of sailing on a reach with the helm free as he
promised... but you have to understand I knew there was no chance of him
providing that footage.

I WILL provide this footage shortly. I even tried it a few times on the way
back from the Thimbles. I needed the camera memory for pics and the movie clip
would have used it all. I have lots of sailing planned over the next week, so
I'll make the clip.
Relax!

RB

Yeah... it's only been what... 4 weeks since you said you where going to
shoot it?

CM

"Bobsprit" wrote in message

| I WILL provide this footage shortly. I even tried it a few times on the
way
| back from the Thimbles. I needed the camera memory for pics and the movie
clip
| would have used it all. I have lots of sailing planned over the next week,
so
| I'll make the clip.
| Relax!
|
| RB

Yeah... it's only been what... 4 weeks since you said you where going to
shoot it?

So? It's less valid 4 weeks later? You're in a hurry? Are you dying?
Relax!

RB

It's my job to keep the pressure on... it's your job to deliver. Seems I've
been keeping my side of the bargain, unlike the engine hour meter
incident.... I would like results.

CM

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
| Yeah... it's only been what... 4 weeks since you said you where going to
| shoot it?
|
| So? It's less valid 4 weeks later? You're in a hurry? Are you dying?
| Relax!
|
| RB

It's my job to keep the pressure on... it's your job to deliver.

Let me know when you'll start! So far I've not just batted the balls over the
fence, I've been hitting em two at a time!

Bwahahahaha! As I knew it would be!

RB

If they catch you drunk while boating in Canada... you automatically lose
your driver's license for a year, you must take a course to get your license
back and no insurance company will touch for any amount of premiums.

That said.... if your vessel has a galley, salon, head and separate
sleeping quarters.... guests may drink alcohol down below. There is nothing
that states the owner must be sober... only the crew on watch. They do not
make a practise of checking sailboats and the legislation was mostly geared
and enacted to control powerboaters.

CM


"jlrogers±³©" wrote in message
om...
The International Maritime Organization, the United Nations body
responsible
for safety at sea, has already recommended to all member countries,
including Ireland, that national legislation should be introduced
controlling alcohol consumption by seafarers.

http://www.rte.ie/news/2005/0303/bay.html
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