There's no such thing as ROW. So, you don't have to claim it. Do you
mean stand-on status?

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www.sailnow.com

"gshirley" wrote in message
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You have not addressed the issues that I brought up in my original post.
Your senority is meaningless. I am obgilatated to claim the r.o.w when it
is required and I will gladly yield the r.ow. when I am burdened. Didn't
I
see you hanging around at the boat ramp?

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"katysails" wrote in message
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I just love it when some newbie appears out of the blue, telling the
general
[population what their personal expectations of the ng are, and why
everyone
else is wrong. Most of the regulars you see posting here have been
supporting this ng for years. I've been here 7-8 years and have seen the
likes of gshirley come and go, time and again, because they can't play the
game by the rules. They have to have it all their way. You can tell what
type of sailors these newbies a They're the ones that insist that they
have the right-of-way, no matter what. They're the ones that sail through
regattas, making it a point to rant and rail at the racers for having the
audacity to get in their way. Well, gshirley, we've seen the likes of you
before, and I'm sure we'll see more like you in the future. In the long
run, though, you won't be here in another 7 years, but we will still be
posting to this ng.

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

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