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Nav February 10th 04 08:59 PM

Sailing Question
 
While it would be more exercise, it was a metaphor.

Cheers

Scott Vernon wrote:

You told her to google for an answer. Must one stand up to google?

Scotty


"Navvie" wrote

Now we
begin to see the emergence of a sailor who gets off his butt and solves
his own problems.






Scott Vernon February 10th 04 10:40 PM

Sailing Question
 
meta for who?


"Nav" wrote in message
...
While it would be more exercise, it was a metaphor.

Cheers

Scott Vernon wrote:

You told her to google for an answer. Must one stand up to google?

Scotty


"Navvie" wrote

Now we
begin to see the emergence of a sailor who gets off his butt and solves
his own problems.







Nav February 10th 04 11:05 PM

Sailing Question
 
F. Ort...

Cheers

Scott Vernon wrote:

meta for who?


"Nav" wrote in message
...

While it would be more exercise, it was a metaphor.

Cheers

Scott Vernon wrote:


You told her to google for an answer. Must one stand up to google?

Scotty


"Navvie" wrote


Now we
begin to see the emergence of a sailor who gets off his butt and solves
his own problems.







katysails February 10th 04 11:36 PM

Sailing Question
 
Julia said: maybe I should take some instruction

Go to your local yacht club and find out when classes are. Start out in =
a Butterfly or a JY 16. Offer yourself up to the "rail god" on =
Wednesday nights beer can races. Beg rides on OPB's Iother people's =
boats). Buy "Sailing for Dummies" and read Chapman's Piloting.

--=20
katysails
s/v Chanteuse
Kirie Elite 32
http://katysails.tripod.com

"Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax
and get used to the idea." - Robert A. Heinlein


C. Christian Ward February 11th 04 01:18 AM

Sailing Question
 
Julia...i am brand new at this site and i just want to put in my two
cents...growing up my family sold and re-purchased the same sunfish from
our neighbors so that a decade or so of kids from both sides could learn
sailing basics... (obviously neither family related to the Kennedys) a
sunfish although not having a head sail { jib (up front) } is a great
thing to learn "points of sail" in, as well as being a dirt cheep (used
$200-500$) way out until you get a feel for this "sailing thang"... and
as for the rhetoric club here... remember sailing attracts all walks
of people... some aspire to get offshore with friends for nothing more
than a downwind run at sunset with rum and tonic in hand while others
fulfill their fantasy of being a big ruler in a little world...
good luck...CCW



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