You're the one who likes abuse... you keep posting and that's
all you get.

"Horvath" wrote in message
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On 23 Oct 2003 12:55:40 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote this
crap:

Here is a list if morons who actually get worked up and ****ed off via
this
group, yet come back to get slapped again and again!

You missed Jon-boy Ganz.



Hero@Horvath

I don't spend my money on food. I spend most of my money
on women, porn, booze, and recreation. The rest of it I just waste.

DECEMBER OF NEXT YEAR! You don't own it, and can't own it for over a
year?

This year, dopey. We actually sign off on the boat in early Dec., this year.

RB

I got you to dance.
"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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Here is a list if morons who actually get worked up and ****ed off via
this
group, yet come back to get slapped again and again!

Binary Bill-Clearly ****ed at the world, perhaps because he's owns such a
little boat. Current status: Being dragged around daily by me after taking
a
serious spanking in the C&C group.

Doug: Like Steve, Doug is a real provider of good sailing discussion. On
the
other hand he's forever foul over his lot in life. The man has a trawler.
It's
pretty hard to imagine that it was his idea. I can just hear his wife
laying
down the law. A Hunter 19 and then a trawler. Isn't that how Hell is
described?

Loco-has never (by his own admission) gotten over the ass woopin' he took
from
me when he first wandered in here. Another openly frustrated fool who gets
spanked on a regular basis. Owns a good boat, but clearly wants better.
Currently fuming over the fact that I'm getting a boat he wishes he could
have...the C&C 34CXL.

Scotty-Has been quiet as of late, but this is one of the few ****-ants who
actually threatened physical violence on me! Can you imagine? The depths
of his
idiocy were brought to 3 dimensional fruition by the boat he chose....A
Siedlemann 30!

Donal-Though he tries to follow the character leads by Mooron and Ozzy,
Donal
is unable to hide his anger all of the time. He can be baited again and
again
with anything about his boat, which he's clearly tired of. Having heard
that I
will soon own a better boat he recently claimed this his was "free!" Well,
that's some kind of excuse anyway. Prior to that

Old Thom-Thom is an odd bird and clearly has some bad days where he rages
against his fading light and the childish manipulations I execute here so
easily. He sees it as a metaphor for his own weakening powers. On better
days,
Thom is a likeable fellow.

Steve-MIA as of late. Also got himself dunked in the C&C group. Having the
same
sailing dinosaur as Donal makes him equally frustrated at times. The best
thing
about Steve is that no matter how mad he got, he'd still provide good
sailing
info. I miss him! Come back Shane!

Horvath: Well what do you expect? The man claims to have women in his life
and
actually chose a well known poor boat in the Hunter. He has good reason to
be
angry. Useless to the group, I'm afraid.

Skitchy: Dispite his claims to own a IP 31, we've never seen it. Some time
ago
he asked me for help finding his friend a project boat, which I'm now sure
was
actually for him. Clearly this is a frustrated individual and boatless.
Another
dingleberry who does little here...and knows it.

The Carrolls: Are they angry...or just incredibly dull? It hardly matters.
They
are a non-entity here.

The Winner???
Billy Jane!!! No one, and I mean no one is as openly angry and frustrated
as
Binary Bill. I recently goaded the poor toad into claiming he was well off
and
practically the inventor of the zipper! He's my all-time favorite after
the
late/great Dr. Armpit and Ed Gordon. Honorable mention: Loco.

Capt RB

Horvath, We may have political differences, but on this point I agree fully.
"Horvath" wrote in message
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On 23 Oct 2003 18:10:13 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote this
crap:

It's a sailing boat, Donal. Enjoy it! Don't answer each and every
cristical
view on it. My latest boat is better

I thought that you still had Alien??

We're only weeks away from closing the deal on the 34XL. We won't
actually get
her, nor make closing payment until Dec. of next year. But, barring my
death,
she'll be ours!

RB

DECEMBER OF NEXT YEAR! You don't own it, and can't own it for over a
year? And you're bragging about this?


Hero@Horvath

I don't spend my money on food. I spend most of my money
on women, porn, booze, and recreation. The rest of it I just waste.

It's what happens when you buy your next boat from Art Van....
(3rd rate furniture store with shady credit lines for those not in the =
States...)
Horvath, We may have political differences, but on this point I agree =
fully.
"Horvath" wrote in message
...
On 23 Oct 2003 18:10:13 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote this
crap:

It's a sailing boat, Donal. Enjoy it! Don't answer each and every
cristical
view on it. My latest boat is better

I thought that you still had Alien??

We're only weeks away from closing the deal on the 34XL. We won't
actually get
her, nor make closing payment until Dec. of next year. But, barring =
my
death,
she'll be ours!

RB

DECEMBER OF NEXT YEAR! You don't own it, and can't own it for over a
year? And you're bragging about this?


Hero@Horvath

I don't spend my money on food. I spend most of my money
on women, porn, booze, and recreation. The rest of it I just waste.



--=20
katysails
s/v Chanteuse
Kirie Elite 32
http://katysails.tripod.com

"Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax
and get used to the idea." - Robert A. Heinlein

I got you to dance.

That's fine, but as always I'm the leader of the band.

Capt RB

SkitchNYC wrote:

.... my brother is now the proud owner
of a 1972 Morgan 28, which he will cruise singlehandedly next year first
north
for the summer and then south to the Bahamas starting in the spring.

Good choice. How is he outfitting it, what's the approx budget? What engine?
Inquiring minds want to know. I like the older Morgans, the 28 is a pretty
good
sailing boat and with it's shoal draft, is an outstanding smallish cruiser
for the
Southeast, Gulf, and Bahamas.

It is solid and sound and had a Perkins diesel put in in the early 90s. The
bow pulpit needs major work and some things need updating, like old-style
seacock, fix centerboard pivot and crazed hatches, etc. Budget is very low,
as this is just a kid who doesn't know what to do with his life and will spend
a little time wandering in a sailboat. The boat was owned by an old guy who
took it to the Bahamas every year but died recently and we got it from his
daughter. It still has his old log books (including an entry about when he hit
a high tension wire leading to the engine replacement). So it is kept pretty
well with a lot of little tricks already put in for singlehanding.


There seems to be a big price differential between the M28 and the M30,
bigger than
the size or capability difference. I wonder if it's due to the boats looks. I
really like the M34 which is just a stretched 30, and seems to go for the
same $$.
Might cost a bit more to keep.

Don't know too much about other Morgans, as we were shopping by price and not
looking only at Morgans. We did, however, look at an OI 28. It had more in
the way of accomodations, but was a butt ugly little boat, and slow as a snail
I am sure.

A while
ago I asked Bob for help in locating a boat for him, but predictably Bob
suggested one of the boats he is selling at an asking price of about double
its
worth. Thanks for the help, Boobs.

And you expected different?

Not really.

but predictably Bob
suggested one of the boats he is selling at an asking price of about double
its

Which boat was this Skitch?

RB

'S funny his daughter didn't want to keep his logs. Did she know they were
there?

SV

"SkitchNYC" wrote in message
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SkitchNYC wrote:

The boat was owned by an old guy who
took it to the Bahamas every year but died recently and we got it from his
daughter. It still has his old log books (including an entry about when
he hit
a high tension wire leading to the engine replacement). So it is kept
pretty
well with a lot of little tricks already put in for singlehanding.

'S funny his daughter didn't want to keep his logs. Did she know they were
there?


I don't think so. We found them in the boat, with all the other stuff.