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Monster waves
a couple times I will be able to bale it out and
get under way again. S.Simon After encountering a 30 metre wave? Now that I'd like to see! When Neal types such things it only makes it even more clear that he's no sailor. Add to that the following: That he chose one of the cheapest boats around and you get the whole picture. A real sailor would have chosen a Cape Dory 30, any alberg or Bristol or even an old Pearson Wanderer. All better in every way and proven designs. Instead he lives on a tiny cramped vessel known to be poor in nearly every regard anc quite comely as well. RB |
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Funny, we don't hear Neal talk of his ''next boat'', or call his Coronado a
''stepping stone''. He seems quite satisfied with the boat he OWNS. Scotty S/V Lisa Marie Balt. MD USA "****Head" wrote When Neal types such things it only makes it even more clear that he's no sailor. Add to that the following: That he chose one of the cheapest boats around and you get the whole picture. A real sailor would have chosen a Cape Dory 30, any alberg or Bristol or even an old Pearson Wanderer. All better in every way and proven designs. Instead he lives on a tiny cramped vessel known to be poor in nearly every regard anc quite comely as well. RB |
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It's true. He's one of many here that love their boat. While many of us
would like something different, it's a bit like comparing a pretty girl on the street to your partner, she may may not be quite a 'luxurious' or 'fast' but she's all you really need and you love her -even for her imperfections. Cheers MC Scott Vernon wrote: Funny, we don't hear Neal talk of his ''next boat'', or call his Coronado a ''stepping stone''. He seems quite satisfied with the boat he OWNS. Scotty S/V Lisa Marie Balt. MD USA "****Head" wrote When Neal types such things it only makes it even more clear that he's no sailor. Add to that the following: That he chose one of the cheapest boats around and you get the whole picture. A real sailor would have chosen a Cape Dory 30, any alberg or Bristol or even an old Pearson Wanderer. All better in every way and proven designs. Instead he lives on a tiny cramped vessel known to be poor in nearly every regard anc quite comely as well. RB |
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Funny, we don't hear Neal talk of his ''next boat'', or call his Coronado a
''stepping stone''. He seems quite satisfied with the boat he OWNS. When it comes to loyalty to a boat, a true sailor is only as faithful as their options. Scotty and Neal have none. RB |
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"****Head" couldn't think of anything intelligent to say so he wrote When it comes to loyalty to a boat, a true sailor is only as faithful as their options. |
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"****Head" couldn't think of anything intelligent to say
so he wrote Oh, the irony! RB |
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And that's one of the few, very few, things that can be said in a positive
way about Neal. He's got a boat, he loves it, and that's what counts in the long term. "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... It's true. He's one of many here that love their boat. While many of us would like something different, it's a bit like comparing a pretty girl on the street to your partner, she may may not be quite a 'luxurious' or 'fast' but she's all you really need and you love her -even for her imperfections. Cheers MC Scott Vernon wrote: Funny, we don't hear Neal talk of his ''next boat'', or call his Coronado a ''stepping stone''. He seems quite satisfied with the boat he OWNS. Scotty S/V Lisa Marie Balt. MD USA "****Head" wrote When Neal types such things it only makes it even more clear that he's no sailor. Add to that the following: That he chose one of the cheapest boats around and you get the whole picture. A real sailor would have chosen a Cape Dory 30, any alberg or Bristol or even an old Pearson Wanderer. All better in every way and proven designs. Instead he lives on a tiny cramped vessel known to be poor in nearly every regard anc quite comely as well. RB |
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Yup! A real sailor knows this to be true.
Scotty "Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message ... And that's one of the few, very few, things that can be said in a positive way about Neal. He's got a boat, he loves it, and that's what counts in the long term. "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... It's true. He's one of many here that love their boat. While many of us would like something different, it's a bit like comparing a pretty girl on the street to your partner, she may may not be quite a 'luxurious' or 'fast' but she's all you really need and you love her -even for her imperfections. Cheers MC Scott Vernon wrote: Funny, we don't hear Neal talk of his ''next boat'', or call his Coronado a ''stepping stone''. He seems quite satisfied with the boat he OWNS. Scotty S/V Lisa Marie Balt. MD USA "****Head" wrote When Neal types such things it only makes it even more clear that he's no sailor. Add to that the following: That he chose one of the cheapest boats around and you get the whole picture. A real sailor would have chosen a Cape Dory 30, any alberg or Bristol or even an old Pearson Wanderer. All better in every way and proven designs. Instead he lives on a tiny cramped vessel known to be poor in nearly every regard anc quite comely as well. RB |
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I take it your wife's out for the evening?
Scotty "The_navigator©" wrote in message ... It's true. He's one of many here that love their boat. While many of us would like something different, it's a bit like comparing a pretty girl on the street to your partner, she may may not be quite a 'luxurious' or 'fast' but she's all you really need and you love her -even for her imperfections. Cheers MC Scott Vernon wrote: Funny, we don't hear Neal talk of his ''next boat'', or call his Coronado a ''stepping stone''. He seems quite satisfied with the boat he OWNS. Scotty S/V Lisa Marie Balt. MD USA "****Head" wrote When Neal types such things it only makes it even more clear that he's no sailor. Add to that the following: That he chose one of the cheapest boats around and you get the whole picture. A real sailor would have chosen a Cape Dory 30, any alberg or Bristol or even an old Pearson Wanderer. All better in every way and proven designs. Instead he lives on a tiny cramped vessel known to be poor in nearly every regard anc quite comely as well. RB |
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Funny, we don't hear Neal talk of his ''next boat'', or call his Coronado a
''stepping stone''. He seems quite satisfied with the boat he OWNS. Hey, look! A Siedleman owner comes to the defense of a Coronado owner! RB |
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