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Wally
 
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Bobsprit wrote:
I would say not very necessary. Mostly, they give you a false
sense of security at best. At worst, they're a hazard. On bigger
boats, when you're going up to the front a lot, I can justify them
I suppose.

Still, after all the dumb comments and useless advice, I have to step
up to the plate and offer the only valid statements.
Lifelines are a must and this is why...
You can hang cupholders from them.


No stove. No hot stuff to put in cups. No cups. Ergo, no need for
cupholders.


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Horvath
 
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On Tue, 21 Oct 2003 12:14:04 GMT, "Wally" wrote
this crap:

No stove. No hot stuff to put in cups. No cups. Ergo, no need for
cupholders.


What about for the beer?


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on women, porn, booze, and recreation. The rest of it I just waste.
 
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