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

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

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

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"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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Jonathan, if Scotty's agreeing with me, then you must be right!


Bob, if you are stupid enough to believe that fenders on deck are safe,
then you are an idiot.



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"Donal" wrote

Bob, if you are stupid enough to believe that fenders on deck are safe,
then you are an idiot.


and?

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Bob, if you are stupid enough to believe that fenders on deck are safe,
then you are an idiot.

Prove to me that fenders on deck are dangerous during a two hour afternoon sail
during calm weather and near shore.
Go ahead! I'm waiting!

Bwahahahaha! What a coward!

RB


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You're asking him to climb on your boat, which I would imagine
would exceed the stupidity that you've shown about this topic.
Even a donal fish isn't going to do that.

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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Bob, if you are stupid enough to believe that fenders on deck are safe,
then you are an idiot.

Prove to me that fenders on deck are dangerous during a two hour afternoon

sail
during calm weather and near shore.
Go ahead! I'm waiting!

Bwahahahaha! What a coward!

RB



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You're asking him to climb on your boat,


ON IT? He's swimming in my bilge!

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Even he wouldn't do that!

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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You're asking him to climb on your boat,


ON IT? He's swimming in my bilge!

RB



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"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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Bob, if you are stupid enough to believe that fenders on deck are safe,
then you are an idiot.

Prove to me that fenders on deck are dangerous during a two hour afternoon

sail
during calm weather and near shore.
Go ahead! I'm waiting!

Bwahahahaha! What a coward!


I don't need to prove that fenders are dangerous.

It is self evident that the fenders would be an obstruction if anybody
needed to go forward.

Your arguement seems to be based on the fact that it would be unlikely that
anyone would need to go forward during a two hour sail. That is blatent
rubbish. You know it, as well as I know it. I'm fairly sure that even if
you only sail within a 1/2 mile of the marina, that you still encounter the
unexpected sometimes. You left the fenders on deck because you are lazy,
and not because you are stupid!



Regards


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It is self evident that the fenders would be an obstruction if anybody
needed to go forward.


Huuuhhh? wha???? You can't step over a small bright blue fender in 10 knots of
air on flat water??? Obstruction??? Are you crippled? Are you using a unicycle
to get to your fordeck??? Whhhaaaat?
Puh-lease explain so EVERYBODY can understand!

Bwahahahahahaha!

RB


 
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