Absolutely wrong. It doesn't take 2 hours to create a hazard. It only
takes a careless, lazy act (or lack thereof), and a moment's inattention.

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
The past cannot predict the future. You're a loser if you don't
think common safety is important.

Removing fenders for a two hour fair weather sail is "tidy" but has zero
effect
on safety.

RB

Absolutely wrong. It doesn't take 2 hours to create a hazard. It only
takes a careless, lazy act (or lack thereof), and a moment's inattention.

Doen't apply to me, I'm afraid. No danger in a fender on deck in conditions
described. You can create you're own rules, but please stay out of mine.

RB

He was a loser before, is one now, and always will be.

SV


"Jonathan Ganz" wrote ...
The past cannot predict the future. You're a loser if you don't
think common safety is important.

true


"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
...
Absolutely wrong. It doesn't take 2 hours to create a hazard. It only
takes a careless, lazy act (or lack thereof), and a moment's inattention.

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
The past cannot predict the future. You're a loser if you don't
think common safety is important.

Removing fenders for a two hour fair weather sail is "tidy" but has zero
effect
on safety.

RB

He was a loser before, is one now, and always will be.

What a sad frustrated old man Scotty is. Twas a time he had humor. Now he's
just bitter, calling me names in a witless gargle of depressing poorly spelled
profanity.

A shame.

RB

true

Jonathan, if Scotty's agreeing with me, then you must be right!

RB

Not to mention it only looks slightly less lubberly than leaving them
hanging off the lifelines. Funny, doesn't want to look lubberly, but is too
lazy to stow the fenders. Maybe he has a problem tying knots.
John Cairns
"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
...
Absolutely wrong. It doesn't take 2 hours to create a hazard. It only
takes a careless, lazy act (or lack thereof), and a moment's inattention.

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
The past cannot predict the future. You're a loser if you don't
think common safety is important.

Removing fenders for a two hour fair weather sail is "tidy" but has zero
effect
on safety.

RB

You should be afraid. You can't accurately predict the situation whereby the
fender will be a hazard; therefore, the best approach is to eliminate the
hazard,
actually as many hazards as reasonably possible. You haven't done that,
therefore
you're putting yourself and your crew in danger by being lazy.

And, yet again, I'm creating no rules. I'm just pointing out that you're not
following
common sense.

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Absolutely wrong. It doesn't take 2 hours to create a hazard. It only
takes a careless, lazy act (or lack thereof), and a moment's
inattention.

Doen't apply to me, I'm afraid. No danger in a fender on deck in
conditions
described. You can create you're own rules, but please stay out of mine.

RB

You should review his post, this time with your eyes open.

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
true

Jonathan, if Scotty's agreeing with me, then you must be right!

RB

Are you paraphrasing the Dead when they were talking about Pigpen?

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
...
He was a loser before, is one now, and always will be.

SV


"Jonathan Ganz" wrote ...
The past cannot predict the future. You're a loser if you don't
think common safety is important.