Eat Your Heart Out Scotty!!!
 

http://hometown.aol.com/bobsprit/images/bbstuff.jpg

CLICK on it and weep!
Yep...garmin 76 mapping GPS, Icom M1V VHF, Night Owl Night Vision and the
latest Birthday gift...Kestrel pocket wind meter! All in a nice Pelican case
which was also a gift!
How's that waterpump holding up? How about that free GPS you got for test
driving a car? Is it WAAS enabled?

Bwahahahahahahahaha!

RB

Eat Your Heart Out Scotty!!!
 

Bwahahahahahahahaha!

RB

Bubbles, you're nuts!

And I'm REAL MAD no one responded to the info on my stove!

RB

Eat Your Heart Out Scotty!!!
 

You've got a stove?
What type, when was your kitchen remodelled......

Never! Chamber's stove is from the 50s and it's an antique...looks like this..

http://www.antiquestoves.com/chamberSprite_10.jpg

RB

Eat Your Heart Out Scotty!!!
 

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Bwahahahahahahahaha!

RB

Bubbles, you're nuts!

And I'm REAL MAD no one responded to the info on my stove!

Oh, sorry! It looked like it was a much better stove than Oz's.

I bet that you got a really good on it? 50% discount, perhaps??



Regards


Donal
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Eat Your Heart Out Scotty!!!
 

I bet that you got a really good on it? 50% discount, perhaps??


Actually, my father is a bit of a chef and he bought it some years ago as the
50's Chambers are highly sought after. I prefer the George Foreman grill!

RB

Eat Your Heart Out Scotty!!!
 

A real sailor would not have them in a case displayed like trophies.

Cheers MC

Bobsprit wrote:

http://hometown.aol.com/bobsprit/images/bbstuff.jpg

CLICK on it and weep!
Yep...garmin 76 mapping GPS, Icom M1V VHF, Night Owl Night Vision and the
latest Birthday gift...Kestrel pocket wind meter! All in a nice Pelican case
which was also a gift!
How's that waterpump holding up? How about that free GPS you got for test
driving a car? Is it WAAS enabled?

Bwahahahahahahahaha!

RB

Eat Your Heart Out Scotty!!!
 

What sort of grab bag you use? I've got one that is heavy clear plastic
like a diffel bag with a roll top. That way you know what's in it and
where things are before you open it...

Cheers MC

Capetanios Oz wrote:

On Mon, 24 Nov 2003 10:02:15 +1300, The_navigator©
wrote:


A real sailor would not have them in a case displayed like trophies.

Cheers MC


And that radio would be ready for use.
Imagine flopping around in a sinking yacht trying to find the aerial
that you dropped into the bilge


Oz1...of the 3 twins.

I welcome you to crackerbox palace,We've been expecting you.

Eat Your Heart Out Scotty!!!
 

A real sailor would not have them in a case displayed like trophies.

That's a Pelican waterproof floating case. It's not for storing the items on
board, but in between sails so they can be kept dry and safe and transported
easily. I take care of my electronics!

RB

Eat Your Heart Out Scotty!!!
 

Why bother taking care of that cheapo, entry-level
daysailor crap? The case costs more than the contents
are worth.

S.Simon


"Bobsprit" wrote in message ...
A real sailor would not have them in a case displayed like trophies.

That's a Pelican waterproof floating case. It's not for storing the items on
board, but in between sails so they can be kept dry and safe and transported
easily. I take care of my electronics!

RB

Eat Your Heart Out Scotty!!!
 

A real sailor has no need of handheld windspeed meter either. Pure
lubber fluff.

Cheers MC


Simple Simon wrote:

Why bother taking care of that cheapo, entry-level
daysailor crap? The case costs more than the contents
are worth.

S.Simon


"Bobsprit" wrote in message ...

A real sailor would not have them in a case displayed like trophies.

That's a Pelican waterproof floating case. It's not for storing the items on
board, but in between sails so they can be kept dry and safe and transported
easily. I take care of my electronics!

RB

Eat Your Heart Out Scotty!!!
 

"Bobsprit" wrote in message ...
A real sailor would not have them in a case displayed like trophies.

That's a Pelican waterproof floating case. It's not for storing the items on
board, but in between sails so they can be kept dry and safe and transported
easily. I take care of my electronics!

Since you don't bother taking the cover off your compass
or the cover off your mainsail so you don't wear either
of them out, why bother lugging your little toy box full
of lamer instruments around. All you're gonna do with it
anyway is prop it up on the kitchen table and take pictures
of it.

You're not impressing anybody. You're just becoming
more of a laughing stock.

S.Simon

Eat Your Heart Out Scotty!!!
 

why bother lugging your little toy box full
of lamer instruments around.

Wow, you're ONE jealous dude!
I used more gift certificates today for Motorola FRS/GMRS radio set! 1st test
in Kew Gardens area was 2.5 miles clear. They claim 5 miles and they may get
close over the water!

RB

Eat Your Heart Out Scotty!!!
 

Since you don't bother taking the cover off your compass

Compass cover off!!! Liz insists, but then she races J24s.

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

RB

Eat Your Heart Out Scotty!!!
 

or the cover off your mainsail so you don't wear either
of them out,

Due to an error, one of the Alien girls made a mistake and raised the mainsail,
even though we had PLENTY of diesel in the tank. It was quite a job getting
that bad boy down!

http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/sailsuz21.jpg

RB

Eat Your Heart Out Scotty!!!
 

Motoring again!!!!

Cheers MC

Bobsprit wrote:

Since you don't bother taking the cover off your compass

Compass cover off!!! Liz insists, but then she races J24s.

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

RB

Eat Your Heart Out Scotty!!!
 

Motoring again!!!!

Yep...motoring with heel and the boom winged out of the shot!

RB