Well I hope so dipwad. The J29 rates 111.

I can just smell the jealousy!!! Suzanne and I sailed the boat pretty much on
our own. The owner enjoyed the ride.
The J29 was from Harlem Yacht Club and got very busy when we came along side.
It was one of those quick and fun little races, both of us trimming and finding
the slot, but the C&C stomped the J with little effort. and this was with
Suzanne at the helm of the boat for the 1st time!
Can you imagine what we'd do to a cheap Express 30? Wait a sec!!! The dopey
Express 35 only rates 110!!!!

Whatever's a Loco to do? Oh yeah...He's HAPPY with his boat!

Bwahahahhaahhaa! Hooowahhaaa!

RB

The J29 was from Harlem Yacht Club and got very busy when we came along
side. It was one of those quick and fun little races, both of us trimming and
finding
the slot, but the C&C stomped the J with little effort. and this was with
Suzanne at the helm of the boat for the 1st time!
Can you imagine what we'd do to a cheap Express 30?

You must understand dimwit, you and your run-a-way babe were not in a race.
A race consists of an upwind leg, a downwind leg and mark roundings all of
which require crew work, tactics etc. You were just sailing alongside the J29
on the same course for a period of time and in that situation you should sail
away. In a real race you would loose. Go away, you know nothing about boats.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
Trains are a winter sport

SAIL LOCO wrote:

A race consists of an upwind leg, a downwind leg and mark roundings all of
which require crew work, tactics etc.

Not necessarily. Besides, you forgot that a race has to have a start. But it
doesn't always have an upwind or downwind leg, mark roundings, etc etc.



(speaking to Bubbles)
You must understand dimwit, you and your run-a-way babe were not in a race.
You were just sailing alongside the J29
on the same course for a period of time and in that situation you should sail
away. In a real race you would loose. Go away, you know nothing about boats.

Give him a break, he seems very proud that the boat he was on sailed faster, even
if he had nothing to do with it. That is, if anybody believes he went sailing in
the first place, which I for one do not.

Remember, Bubbles is nuts.

DSK

A race consists of an upwind leg, a downwind leg and mark roundings all of
which require crew work, tactics etc.

Not necessarily. Besides, you forgot that a race has to have a start.

That J29 certainly was in a race! And he lost with Suzanne at the helm and me
trimming. It was easy. Later, after coming back from Port Washington, we took
him downwind. As Loco says, the ratings make such an outcome predictable. Just
imagine what would happen if his Express 30 dared to take the same course as
us!
Anyway...doesn't matter. We like sailing, not racing. But I know it burns Loco
down deep that I have a better boat...and soon...a FAR faster boat as well!

And every post he makes shows his green monster in a rage!

Bwahahahahaha!

RB

Just imagine what would happen if his Express 30 dared to take the same
course as us!

So you'd roll me. It's happened before.

Anyway...doesn't matter. We like sailing, not racing.

Girlie man.

But I know it burns Loco down deep that I have a better boat...and
soon...a FAR faster boat as well!

Don't think so. I wouldn't want to fold the main.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
Trains are a winter sport