Big brave Jax
 

"JAXAshby" wrote in message
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racko-nos pam tells us *he* can't sail in winds above 5 knots thusly:

No, Jax! You failed a simple comprehendion test again.



He told us that you were a **coward**.



Regards

Donal
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Lifelines
 

"JAXAshby" wrote in message
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Donal

what a stew ped name. Did you make it up?

You are obviously too stupid to realise that "jax" is slang for "toilet" in
many parts if the world!!!



Regards


Donal
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Big brave Jax
 

bye-bye donny.

Lifelines
 

and "genius" in most? While "donal" means "abortion of a cousin's fetus"?


Donal

what a stew ped name. Did you make it up?

You are obviously too stupid to realise that "jax" is slang for "toilet" in
many parts if the world!!!



Regards


Donal
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Lifelines
 

Appropos of nothing whatsoever the Peace Corps, in their attempts to improve
the lot in life of the folks in American Samoa, introduced them to the
concept of 'outhouses.' In great - full thanks the Samoans named the
structures appropriately. "Pisi Corpi's" Which described the entire
situation quite well.

A little bit of modern history.

M.

"Donal" wrote in message
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"JAXAshby" wrote in message
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Donal

what a stew ped name. Did you make it up?

You are obviously too stupid to realise that "jax" is slang for "toilet"
in
many parts if the world!!!



Regards


Donal
--

Lifelines
 

Sounds like a building appropriate for a jax.

"Michael" wrote in message
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Appropos of nothing whatsoever the Peace Corps, in their attempts to
improve
the lot in life of the folks in American Samoa, introduced them to the
concept of 'outhouses.' In great - full thanks the Samoans named the
structures appropriately. "Pisi Corpi's" Which described the entire
situation quite well.

A little bit of modern history.

M.

"Donal" wrote in message
...

"JAXAshby" wrote in message
...
Donal

what a stew ped name. Did you make it up?

You are obviously too stupid to realise that "jax" is slang for "toilet"
in
many parts if the world!!!



Regards


Donal
--

Big brave Jax
 

Exactly.
John Cairns
"Donal" wrote in message
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"JAXAshby" wrote in message
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racko-nos pam tells us *he* can't sail in winds above 5 knots thusly:

No, Jax! You failed a simple comprehendion test again.



He told us that you were a **coward**.



Regards

Donal
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Lifelines
 

In article , John Cairns
wrote:

But, most of us don't race offshore.And most of don't have boats equipped to
offshore specs. And, there was one recent example of a noted racer on the
East Coast, who got coshed on the head by a spinnaker pole, went overboard
and drowned, in spite of those all-important lifelines.There was talk
afterwards about requiring auto pfds but nothing mentioned about modifying
lifelines.

We use auto-inflating pfd's when working on the trawl decks. Go
overside (or down the ramp) into water at -1.5C and you'll curl up from
shock and sink before we could get you back. With an auto-inflating
pfd, there's some chance of getting back alive.

The pfd's we use also have a built in harness with lift point so you
can clip onto a wire safety line and also be picked up by crane,
chopper etc if you're unconscious without any unnecessary delay.

Nobody except Arctic fishermen work in the conditions at sea that we do.

Peter Wiley

Lifelines
 

Hey Nutsy,

I've been known to crawl on the Fore Deck but I've found it to be much
better to slide on my ASS using my hands and HEELS.

Hands and knees kind of limits your visablity and balance

Any way you can keep yourself on board is the correct way.

Ole Thom

Lifelines
 

you are more likely to fall overboard *either* way than if you walk on your
hands and feet, your balance as low as possible.

I've been known to crawl on the Fore Deck but I've found it to be much
better to slide on my ASS using my hands and HEELS.

Hands and knees kind of limits your visablity and balance

Any way you can keep yourself on board is the correct way.

Ole Thom