While Donal didn't sail a lick, we logged an easy 40 miles or so just
daysailing. We sailed most of the way to Oyster Bay, then headed over to Capri
for lunch, then sailed under the Whitestone and Throgsneck. Man it got cold!
The best part is that this was aboard a friend's Pearson 39, which is obviously
also a better boat than Donal's!
Remember Donal's rules of build quality...it aint the boat, it's the mileage!

RB

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
While Donal didn't sail a lick, we logged an easy 40 miles or so just
daysailing. We sailed most of the way to Oyster Bay, then headed over to
Capri
for lunch, then sailed under the Whitestone and Throgsneck. Man it got
cold!
The best part is that this was aboard a friend's Pearson 39, which is
obviously
also a better boat than Donal's!
Remember Donal's rules of build quality...it aint the boat, it's the
mileage!

Have you seen the *quality* totty that Jonathan gets?

http://www.kotovnik.com/~polina/photo/sail/10.html


Yum, yum!!!

Ganz 1, Bob 0.


Regards


Donal
--

Have you seen the *quality* totty that Jonathan gets?

http://www.kotovnik.com/~polina/photo/sail/10.html

Nice...but need I remind you...

Leg Model:
http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/nuriah.jpg

Spanish Bikini:
http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/sarasara2.jpg

Far left-Dancer, far right-Ballet:
http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/girls&jen.jpg

Can we see some pics of the girls on your Bendy?

RB

I may be new to this newsgroup, but is this "RB" some 12 year old kid:

While Donal didn't sail a lick, we logged an easy 40 miles or so just
daysailing. We sailed most of the way to Oyster Bay, then headed over to
Capri
for lunch, then sailed under the Whitestone and Throgsneck. Man it got
cold!
The best part is that this was aboard a friend's Pearson 39, which is
obviously
also a better boat than Donal's!
Remember Donal's rules of build quality...it aint the boat, it's the
mileage!

RB

"Captain Bly" wrote ...
I may be new to this newsgroup, but is this "RB" some 12 year old kid:

No, he's a fat, pathetic 40 something with the maturity of an 8 YO and the
social skills of a NY rapper. He is consumed by jealousy of most everyone
here.

Oh, and Welcome to the NG

Scotty


PS he's a thief and a liar


PSS and he wins!

I do believe that 12 Yr old Kid is YOU, Nutsy.

Those miles you've sailed are like counting the miles a Dog gets on a
chain running in circles. Not very impressive.

OT

Those miles you've sailed are like counting the miles a Dog gets on a
chain running in circles. Not very impressive.


Thom, I'm surprised at you. The level of a sailor is not guaged by how far the
boat is sailed. Plenty of people only daysail their boats or do short races.
Means nothing, except to Donal. I sail more hours than most boat owners, but
that doesn't make me a better sailor either.
On the other hand, I think you CAN judge a sailor by the type of boat they've
chosen. People with good middle of the road boats (Tartan, Pearson, C&C,
Catalina) are often friendly folks, while people with crappy boats are angry
and bitter. I think boat Scotty Potti and Donal fit this profile nicely.
Buyer's remorse can poison the soul (Floors for Scotty).

RB

You're Rigth, Nutsy;

A sailor can be rated by the kind of boat he sail and how he sails it.

A boat in the thirty foot range, with full cruising set-up. Cabin,
galley, bunks, head, really isn't a day sailer. It does make you wonder
what kind a person that does that kind of sailing, considers themselves
sailors and has the right to rate other sailors. They are certainly over
boated.

An O-day Day Sailer and a take out order from McDonalds would answer 95%
of your sailing needs.... maybe you might make that 100%. You don't need
a Tartan to enjoy an evening sail.

Ole Thom

A boat in the thirty foot range, with full cruising set-up. Cabin,
galley, bunks, head, really isn't a day sailer.

Sure it is, Thom. We day sailed today. Suzanne is just over 5 months pregnant
and she was able to go below and take a cat nap while I enjoyed the freshening
breeze. When we returned we enjoyed some other below decks fun. We use the
cabin and even more so on our weekend trips.
It's up to us how we use her, but most importantly, Alien is sailed several
times a week while most boats just sit, or like Scotty Potti's boat, miss some
of the best wind of the year.
A boats accomodations offers chances at longer trips, but it's not mandatory.
We slept aboard plenty last year.

RB

RB

It does make you wonder
what kind a person that does that kind of sailing, considers themselves
sailors and has the right to rate other sailors.

No, Thom. It makes YOU wonder. I'm too busy day sailing to worry about "how"
people use their stoves and bunks!
I just got back from a wonderful few hours of sailing. I did not make for
Europe, nor even enter NY harbor...and yet we had a great time tacking back and
forth close to home and enjoying the day!

RB