No. I'm offended by the people on the boat, when they usually
show obvious signs of not having a clue, and end up sailing (motoring)
too close or trying to come into a slip at 3 kts.

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
The "personality" one might feel a boat has, is basically a collection
of mechanical interactions.

That said, aren't you somewhat "offended" by the company of a Mac26 on an
otherwise nice day?

RB

I am offended by the people who make the boats, however.
They should know better.

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
The "personality" one might feel a boat has, is basically a collection
of mechanical interactions.

That said, aren't you somewhat "offended" by the company of a Mac26 on an
otherwise nice day?

RB

hey **** for brains, why , oh why would you have water ballist in for motoring?

Why?

JAX


wrote this crap...


Also note that the claimed speed of 24 MPH is with a 50 HP motor, one
person aboard, no water ballast,

wrote in message ...

Did you tap all the way around with your white cane, Tougboat?

BB


LOL now That's funny

RB

BB


LOL now That's funny

RB


Nice try. You must really be bored to keep this up.

RB

"Bobsprit" wrote in message ...


We certainly don't feel the same way about boats. I hardly find them inanimate.


it's true. he's always jerking off in my boat when I'm not there.

Suzy

No. I'm offended by the people on the boat, when they usually
show obvious signs of not having a clue, and end up sailing (motoring)
too close or trying to come into a slip at 3 kts.


The true question is...would ANY sailor with ANY real sailing under his/her
belt consider a Mac26?
I've met a few and NONE had a clue about power or sail. I believe that's the
Mac target market.

RB

wrote

The water ballast was only one element. Are you planning to throw the
rigging, passengers and beer cooler overboard when you want to motor?


If you were the passenger, then yes.



This signature is now the stupidest in the universe

(Bobsprit) wrote in message ...

The true question is...would ANY sailor with ANY real sailing under his/her
belt consider a Mac26?


Why don't you find one and ask him/her?




This signature is now the lamest in the universe

Yeah, that's probably right. A few people buy them who don't know
anything about sailing, then learn how to sail on them, actually become
proficient, then either make do or get something else.

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
No. I'm offended by the people on the boat, when they usually
show obvious signs of not having a clue, and end up sailing (motoring)
too close or trying to come into a slip at 3 kts.


The true question is...would ANY sailor with ANY real sailing under
his/her
belt consider a Mac26?
I've met a few and NONE had a clue about power or sail. I believe that's
the
Mac target market.

RB