Winter
 

Well, the cold weather is fast approaching here in NY and most of the boats at
City Island are now high and dry. Our first summer with the C&C 32 proved one
thing: We both like taking trips and plan to do many more next season! That and
a sensible upgrade to a newer and larger boat are all in the works.
As for the rest of you....some can sail in warmer climates or will stretch out
the season. But sooner or later it comes down to one basic fact: I have the
better nav station!

http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/ralien2.jpg

And the better Home Theat

http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/room1.jpg

Now LIVE WITH IT!

RB

Winter
 

let's clarify this, maybe your boat is out of the water - NOT most boats at
City Island. Some of us do sail and not just sit around the dock talking
bull.


Well, the cold weather is fast approaching here in NY and most of the
boats at
City Island are now high and dry. Our first summer with the C&C 32 proved
one
thing: We both like taking trips and plan to do many more next season!
That and
a sensible upgrade to a newer and larger boat are all in the works.
As for the rest of you....some can sail in warmer climates or will stretch
out
the season. But sooner or later it comes down to one basic fact: I have
the
better nav station!

http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/ralien2.jpg

And the better Home Theat

http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/room1.jpg

Now LIVE WITH IT!

RB

Winter
 

let's clarify this, maybe your boat is out of the water - NOT most boats at
City Island.

I was at City Island yesterday. NM and SM is 75% hauled. Deadline for hauling
at Harlem, Sty and sty is next week, so most are hauled. Royal is shut down.
Barrons hopes to have half the boats out this week. Did you maybe mean a
differnt City Island?

Fool!

RB

Winter
 

You can sit on the hard I'll be sailing until Thanksgiving.
That will be great this way only us sailors will be on the water for the
rest of the year.


let's clarify this, maybe your boat is out of the water - NOT most boats
at
City Island.

I was at City Island yesterday. NM and SM is 75% hauled. Deadline for
hauling
at Harlem, Sty and sty is next week, so most are hauled. Royal is shut
down.
Barrons hopes to have half the boats out this week. Did you maybe mean a
differnt City Island?

Fool!

RB

Winter
 

okay whatever you say.

let's clarify this, maybe your boat is out of the water - NOT most boats
at
City Island.

I was at City Island yesterday. NM and SM is 75% hauled. Deadline for
hauling
at Harlem, Sty and sty is next week, so most are hauled. Royal is shut
down.
Barrons hopes to have half the boats out this week. Did you maybe mean a
differnt City Island?

Fool!

RB

Winter
 

okay whatever you say.

Exactly.

RB

Winter
 

kind of like the sailing I did this morning, and the sailing I'll be doing
on Friday,Saturday and Sunday while your busy piling on the crap to the
newsgroup how much sailing you do. You better stick to eating your donuts
and farting in front of your "home theater"


okay whatever you say.

Exactly.

RB

Winter
 

kind of like the sailing I did this morning,


Do you even have a boat? Back it up, baby!

So far you're just talk!

RB

Winter
 

I've been sailing back when you were dreaming about boats. And I can prove
it by the fact that all the sailing of done from Cape May to Martha's
Vineyard - I've never hit a rock or needed a radar. A sail I took this year
to Block Island alone I'm sure is farther than you've ever sailed in your
life and that was only a two day trip from City Island.
The easy way to prove this is I'll take a picture of your empty slip this
weekend from my boat (which will be in the water not like yours)


kind of like the sailing I did this morning,


Do you even have a boat? Back it up, baby!

So far you're just talk!

RB

Winter
 

And I can prove
it by the fact that all the sailing of done from Cape May to Martha's
Vineyard - I've never hit a rock or needed a radar.

You have no boat. Sorry.

Good luck,

RB

Winter
 

Last year?


"BE" wrote ...

I've been sailing back when you were dreaming about boats.

Winter
 

You have no boat. Sorry.


The same can be said for you.

But it wouldn't be true. I have a boat, two at the moment!

RB

Winter
 

But it wouldn't be true. I have a boat, two at the moment!


You do not own any C&C's

Yes, one is a C&C, but not a 32!

RB

Winter
 

That's nice; I guess all my trips have been virtual just lke yours. And I
guess my slip on City Island is virtual. I only wish the bills were virtual.

You have no boat. Sorry.

Good luck,

RB

Winter
 

Here we go again.
Now maybe someone can verify this again; just like your last boat you
claimed to own. A Pearson 30 named Ghost owned by Alan Ascare and not by
chubbybob.


Yes, one is a C&C, but not a 32!

RB

Winter
 

Wooooooooo this is getting good! Please do go on!

CM

"BE" wrote in message
...
| Here we go again.
| Now maybe someone can verify this again; just like your last boat you
| claimed to own. A Pearson 30 named Ghost owned by Alan Ascare and not by
| chubbybob.
|
|
| Yes, one is a C&C, but not a 32!
|
| RB
|
|

Winter
 

..... In general I think Bob's a good guy. He's seems smarter than the
average joe. I'm not sure what happens to him, maybe it's the anonymity of
the internet or maybe he has some insecurity to overcome; maybe he just gets
caught up in the back and forth abuse.
But anyway, I have a sailboat and I do sail and I will be sailing until
around thanksgiving. - Yes I do enjoy sailing very much, but this year I'm
looking to continue sailing as long as I can before I take the boat out of
the water becasue ofthe crappy season up here in the northeast and if I
amortorize each trip it's been very expensive so I really want to get my
monies worth.


Wooooooooo this is getting good! Please do go on!

CM

"BE" wrote in message
...
| Here we go again.
| Now maybe someone can verify this again; just like your last boat you
| claimed to own. A Pearson 30 named Ghost owned by Alan Ascare and not by
| chubbybob.
|
|
| Yes, one is a C&C, but not a 32!
|
| RB
|
|

Winter
 

But anyway, I have a sailboat and I do sail and I will be sailing until

What kind of boat? Is it at City Island? Where?

RB

Winter
 

A 3 minute delay to reply... we call that a cover tack Bob! :-D

CM

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
| But anyway, I have a sailboat and I do sail and I will be sailing until
|
| What kind of boat? Is it at City Island? Where?
|
| RB

Winter
 

Wouldn't you like to know. Then you might take pictures and call it your own
to all the unsuspecting folks on the newsgroup.

What kind of boat? Is it at City Island? Where?

RB

Winter
 

Wouldn't you like to know. Then you might take pictures and call it your own
to all the unsuspecting folks on the newsgroup.

You don't own a boat. Case closed.


RB

Winter
 

On 30 Oct 2003 15:35:23 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote:

Wouldn't you like to know. Then you might take pictures and call it your own
to all the unsuspecting folks on the newsgroup.

You don't own a boat. Case closed.


RB

Maybe he gets to sail his wife's boat. You two should carpool.

Winter
 

We can solve this problem very easily: I'll be pulling the boat out of the
water around Thanksgiving, simple proof of my ownership would be for you to
pay the yard to pull my boat. If I don't have a boat then you have nothing
to pay for. You could even pay for the first 40' of the boat to make it easy
for you and I'll pay the rest.

Wouldn't you like to know. Then you might take pictures and call it your
own
to all the unsuspecting folks on the newsgroup.

You don't own a boat. Case closed.


RB

Winter
 

I've shown my wife some of this stuff, she's wants to know why Darwin didn't
solve the RB thing a long time ago.

Maybe he gets to sail his wife's boat. You two should carpool.

Winter
 

I would say that plan is in effect and is working nicely. Bob doesn't
have any offspring, does he?:) It really doesn't seem that Bob leads
the kind of life that would expose him to a great deal of risk. He is
certainly unlikely to be lost at sea, although there is always a
chance that he may slip and fall in the parking lot of a Circuit
City:)

On Thu, 30 Oct 2003 20:00:06 GMT, "BE" wrote:

I've shown my wife some of this stuff, she's wants to know why Darwin didn't
solve the RB thing a long time ago.

Maybe he gets to sail his wife's boat. You two should carpool.

Winter
 

I'll be pulling the boat out of the
water around Thanksgiving,

You have no boat.

Sorry.

RB

Winter
 

FIGHTING TALK! Run away Booby!

Cheers MC

BE wrote:

We can solve this problem very easily: I'll be pulling the boat out of the
water around Thanksgiving, simple proof of my ownership would be for you to
pay the yard to pull my boat. If I don't have a boat then you have nothing
to pay for. You could even pay for the first 40' of the boat to make it easy
for you and I'll pay the rest.


Wouldn't you like to know. Then you might take pictures and call it your

own

to all the unsuspecting folks on the newsgroup.

You don't own a boat. Case closed.


RB

Winter
 

"The_navigator©" wrote in message
...
FIGHTING TALK! Run away Booby!


Bob would never run away. He isn't a yellow-bellied, full of s*it,
chicken. who makes claims that he can't back up.

I'm sure that he is going to offer to pay for BE's lift-out totally secure
in the knowledge that BE has no boat.


Regards


Donal
--

Winter
 

I'm sure that he is going to offer to pay for BE's lift-out totally secure
in the knowledge that BE has no boat.

Sure will. All he has to do is tell us which boat and where she is....
Pretty simple.

RB

Winter
 

You know he never answered back, what could be better proof than a bet to
pay my hauling fee's if I don't own a boat. (and it's a big sailboat at
that, much much better than Alien, and plenty of 'feet' to pay for)

FIGHTING TALK! Run away Booby!

Cheers MC

BE wrote:

We can solve this problem very easily: I'll be pulling the boat out of
the
water around Thanksgiving, simple proof of my ownership would be for you
to
pay the yard to pull my boat. If I don't have a boat then you have
nothing
to pay for. You could even pay for the first 40' of the boat to make it
easy
for you and I'll pay the rest.


Wouldn't you like to know. Then you might take pictures and call it your

own

to all the unsuspecting folks on the newsgroup.

You don't own a boat. Case closed.


RB

Winter
 

Better than that because there is no "us" paying only you. In about a week
I'll be making plans for hauling. You can call the yard and give then your
credit card number for my boat, and I will provide you with my USCG doc's, a
copy of my drivers license so when you think it's someone elses, and even
take you for a sail, that should cover the $4k for the storage. And if your
nice I'll take you for a ride in my Ferrari, and I'll show you the copy of
the doc's when you think I borrowed that too.


I'm sure that he is going to offer to pay for BE's lift-out totally secure
in the knowledge that BE has no boat.

Sure will. All he has to do is tell us which boat and where she is....
Pretty simple.

RB

Winter
 

USCG doc's, a
copy of my drivers license so when you think it's someone elses, and even
take you for a sail, that should cover the $4k for the storage.

4K for storage. Even at Capri that would be a 65 foot boat. Now we know you
don't have a boat.

RB

Winter
 

4K would be about right for a 40 footer at a Brewer's yard. $44 per foot for storage,
$16/f + materials for shrink, $10/f to leave mast in, more to unrig and store.
Decommissioning engine, genset, etc. It adds up fast when you go first class.

http://www.byy.com/westbrook/PPM-WS03.pdf


"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
USCG doc's, a
copy of my drivers license so when you think it's someone elses, and even
take you for a sail, that should cover the $4k for the storage.

4K for storage. Even at Capri that would be a 65 foot boat. Now we know you
don't have a boat.

RB

Winter
 

"BE" wrote in message
t...
You know he never answered back, what could be better proof than a bet to
pay my hauling fee's if I don't own a boat. (and it's a big sailboat at
that, much much better than Alien, and plenty of 'feet' to pay for)


It sounds like a "modest" sailboat to me. Booby has an awful long way to
go.




Regards


Donal
--

Winter
 

Holy Cow..... I paid $98 Cdn to haul and step the mast with a crane and
$200 Cdn for storage... power & water included at Mahone Bay!! Sucks to be
You!

CM

"Jeff Morris" jeffmo@NoSpam-sv-lokiDOTcom wrote in message
...
| 4K would be about right for a 40 footer at a Brewer's yard. $44 per foot
for storage,
| $16/f + materials for shrink, $10/f to leave mast in, more to unrig and
store.
| Decommissioning engine, genset, etc. It adds up fast when you go first
class.
|
| http://www.byy.com/westbrook/PPM-WS03.pdf
|
|
| "Bobsprit" wrote in message
| ...
| USCG doc's, a
| copy of my drivers license so when you think it's someone elses, and
even
| take you for a sail, that should cover the $4k for the storage.
|
| 4K for storage. Even at Capri that would be a 65 foot boat. Now we know
you
| don't have a boat.
|
| RB
|
|

Winter
 

That's really cheap. Since the Canadian dollar is worth
about 60 cents US you are practically getting a haulout
for nothing.

But, guess what? I pay NOTHING for my water and
electricity. I can step and unstep my own mast without
the help of a crane. I can careen and paint my bottom
without the help of a yard.

I'm a real sailor while you're a semi-lubber.

S.Simon


"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message ...
Holy Cow..... I paid $98 Cdn to haul and step the mast with a crane and
$200 Cdn for storage... power & water included at Mahone Bay!! Sucks to be
You!

CM

"Jeff Morris" jeffmo@NoSpam-sv-lokiDOTcom wrote in message
...
| 4K would be about right for a 40 footer at a Brewer's yard. $44 per foot
for storage,
| $16/f + materials for shrink, $10/f to leave mast in, more to unrig and
store.
| Decommissioning engine, genset, etc. It adds up fast when you go first
class.
|
| http://www.byy.com/westbrook/PPM-WS03.pdf
|
|
| "Bobsprit" wrote in message
| ...
| USCG doc's, a
| copy of my drivers license so when you think it's someone elses, and
even
| take you for a sail, that should cover the $4k for the storage.
|
| 4K for storage. Even at Capri that would be a 65 foot boat. Now we know
you
| don't have a boat.
|
| RB
|
|

Winter
 

Did I say I paid that? Those are the prices at a first class marina in CT, Brewers
Westbrook - same ownership as "Capri" which RB mentions often.

My marina is the "most economical" in Boston. We have such amenities as our own onsite
SuperFund Cleanup crew. Security is a by-product of being next-door to the LNG tanker
facility. And should I feel the need, the Asphalt Distribution Center is right around the
corner.



"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
...
Holy Cow..... I paid $98 Cdn to haul and step the mast with a crane and
$200 Cdn for storage... power & water included at Mahone Bay!! Sucks to be
You!

CM

"Jeff Morris" jeffmo@NoSpam-sv-lokiDOTcom wrote in message
...
| 4K would be about right for a 40 footer at a Brewer's yard. $44 per foot
for storage,
| $16/f + materials for shrink, $10/f to leave mast in, more to unrig and
store.
| Decommissioning engine, genset, etc. It adds up fast when you go first
class.
|
| http://www.byy.com/westbrook/PPM-WS03.pdf
|
|
| "Bobsprit" wrote in message
| ...
| USCG doc's, a
| copy of my drivers license so when you think it's someone elses, and
even
| take you for a sail, that should cover the $4k for the storage.
|
| 4K for storage. Even at Capri that would be a 65 foot boat. Now we know
you
| don't have a boat.
|
| RB
|
|

Winter
 

Sounds like a good deal Neal... how do you manage to
get it up on blocks to paint the bottom without a lift?

"Simple Simon" wrote in message
...
That's really cheap. Since the Canadian dollar is worth
about 60 cents US you are practically getting a haulout
for nothing.

But, guess what? I pay NOTHING for my water and
electricity. I can step and unstep my own mast without
the help of a crane. I can careen and paint my bottom
without the help of a yard.

I'm a real sailor while you're a semi-lubber.

S.Simon


"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
...
Holy Cow..... I paid $98 Cdn to haul and step the mast with a crane and
$200 Cdn for storage... power & water included at Mahone Bay!! Sucks to
be
You!

CM

"Jeff Morris" jeffmo@NoSpam-sv-lokiDOTcom wrote in message
...
| 4K would be about right for a 40 footer at a Brewer's yard. $44 per
foot
for storage,
| $16/f + materials for shrink, $10/f to leave mast in, more to unrig
and
store.
| Decommissioning engine, genset, etc. It adds up fast when you go
first
class.
|
| http://www.byy.com/westbrook/PPM-WS03.pdf
|
|
| "Bobsprit" wrote in message
| ...
| USCG doc's, a
| copy of my drivers license so when you think it's someone elses, and
even
| take you for a sail, that should cover the $4k for the storage.
|
| 4K for storage. Even at Capri that would be a 65 foot boat. Now we
know
you
| don't have a boat.
|
| RB
|
|

Winter
 

Careful - don't light a match around there.


"Jeff Morris" jeffmo@NoSpam-sv-lokiDOTcom wrote in message ...

My marina is the "most economical" in Boston. We have such amenities as our own onsite
SuperFund Cleanup crew. Security is a by-product of being next-door to the LNG tanker
facility. And should I feel the need, the Asphalt Distribution Center is right around the
corner.

Winter
 

I sail up to St. Augustine, FL where's there's four to
five feet of tide, go to my favorite sandbar back in the
bay there and ground the boat at high tide. Then it's
a matter of letting the tide go out and making sure the
boat leans towards the high side of the bar. Then it's
out with the sandpaper soon as the bottom dries and
two or three coats of paint go on the side that's showing
nicely.

Then when the tide comes back up it's a matter of turning
the boat around and leaning it the other way and painting
the other side. The only place that cannot be painted this
way is the very bottom of the keel. That can be done
underwater though the paint never really dries very good
this way.

S.Simon


"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message ...
Sounds like a good deal Neal... how do you manage to
get it up on blocks to paint the bottom without a lift?

"Simple Simon" wrote in message
...
That's really cheap. Since the Canadian dollar is worth
about 60 cents US you are practically getting a haulout
for nothing.

But, guess what? I pay NOTHING for my water and
electricity. I can step and unstep my own mast without
the help of a crane. I can careen and paint my bottom
without the help of a yard.

I'm a real sailor while you're a semi-lubber.

S.Simon


"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
...
Holy Cow..... I paid $98 Cdn to haul and step the mast with a crane and
$200 Cdn for storage... power & water included at Mahone Bay!! Sucks to
be
You!

CM

"Jeff Morris" jeffmo@NoSpam-sv-lokiDOTcom wrote in message
...
| 4K would be about right for a 40 footer at a Brewer's yard. $44 per
foot
for storage,
| $16/f + materials for shrink, $10/f to leave mast in, more to unrig
and
store.
| Decommissioning engine, genset, etc. It adds up fast when you go
first
class.
|
| http://www.byy.com/westbrook/PPM-WS03.pdf
|
|
| "Bobsprit" wrote in message
| ...
| USCG doc's, a
| copy of my drivers license so when you think it's someone elses, and
even
| take you for a sail, that should cover the $4k for the storage.
|
| 4K for storage. Even at Capri that would be a 65 foot boat. Now we
know
you
| don't have a boat.
|
| RB
|
|