"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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According to informed folk, my friend was right. It's a good idea to
change the
wedges after 5-10 years. Removing them means redoing the boot, so might as
well
put new wedges in. As for using her knife, you've made a total idiot of
yourself suggesting that she was pushing the blade into the end grain.
Yikes. I'll let you figure out what she was doing...think hard!

I would like to publicly express my gratitude for all the laughs that Bob
has provided me with, over the years.

"informed folk" .... "my friend" ... you fotgot to use the old faithful
"well regarded"!

Thanks, Bob.


Regards


Donal
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"Donal" wrote in message

| I would like to publicly express my gratitude for all the laughs that Bob
| has provided me with, over the years.

I second that emotion.....
Ain't he a PEACH!!!!
I'd be bored to tears if he wasn't around!

CM

"informed folk" .... "my friend" ... you fotgot to use the old faithful
"well regarded"!

The responses were from the C&C list via e-mails. Wanna read one?
Duh!

RB

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
"informed folk" .... "my friend" ... you fotgot to use the old
faithful
"well regarded"!

The responses were from the C&C list via e-mails. Wanna read one?

No thanks! I'd prefer to see this thread stay on topic.

We are discussing your story about "rotting" wedges, that your friend poked
a knife into.

Wedges are important for the safety of some vessels, so I think that lying
about them is highly irresponsible. I know that you take great pride in the
fact that your lies never relate to safety issues. Perhaps you should
reconsider your position??


Regards


Donal
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Wedges are important for the safety of some vessels, so I think that lying
about them is highly irresponsible.

I agree. How shall we punish Mooron for this?

RB