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Jonathan Ganz June 17th 04 05:24 AM

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That's better. But, you still forgot one more. Perhaps second only to
your eyes.... falling back into the teacher mentality....

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"Jim Cate" wrote in message
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Jonathan Ganz wrote:

You forgot the most important one.


My eyes.





Jonathan Ganz June 17th 04 05:25 AM

Jim Cate a NO Show
 
Why would I want to shut you up? Stupidity is fun to watch.

Why do you think I've sailed the Atlantic?

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"Jim Cate" wrote in message
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Jonathan Ganz wrote:

So, what the meta message that you're trying to get across is that you
are not much of a sailor, with a lousy boat. Got it. Thanks.


Still can't seem to shut me up, can you John? - It's obviously getting
to you. Of course, if you really believed that my notes were totally
vacuous and pointless, you wouldn't waste your time reading and
responding to them. You say one thing, but your actions say another.

You may have sailed the Atlantic, but your stupidity still shows.

Jim




Martin Baxter June 17th 04 11:30 AM

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DSK wrote:



As one reference point, we noted that very few of the boats out on
that day had deployed anything other than a reefed mainsail.



Well youse guys sure are rough tough salty sailor dudes, arrgh.


Most likely because the waters they sail in are so shallow that they can only be sailed
by centre board boats with the board up!

Cheers
Marty

DSK



Flying Tadpole June 17th 04 03:01 PM

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Martin Baxter wrote:

DSK wrote:



As one reference point, we noted that very few of the boats out on
that day had deployed anything other than a reefed mainsail.



Well youse guys sure are rough tough salty sailor dudes, arrgh.


Most likely because the waters they sail in are so shallow that they can only be sailed
by centre board boats with the board up!


You picking a fight with the shallow water sailors Marty? Huh?
Huh?

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Flying Tadpole

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Martin Baxter June 17th 04 04:03 PM

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Flying Tadpole wrote:





You picking a fight with the shallow water sailors Marty? Huh?
Huh?

Only those who do it with pointy boats!

Cheers
Marty


Flying Tadpole June 17th 04 04:25 PM

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Martin Baxter wrote:

Flying Tadpole wrote:





You picking a fight with the shallow water sailors Marty? Huh?
Huh?

Only those who do it with pointy boats!


You're forgiven.

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Flying Tadpole

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Faint echoes, sometimes inaudible, of the newsgroup's glorious
past are downloadable at http://music.download.com/internetopera

DSK June 17th 04 08:41 PM

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"DSK" wrote
WTF do pilots know about judging wind speed? They are inside, behind a
winshield. Does your Mac26XM have an enclosed cockpit?



Scott Vernon wrote:
don't they stick their head out the window to check air speed?


Only the ones that graduated from the JAXAshby School of Flying.

DSK


DSK June 17th 04 08:42 PM

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Martin Baxter wrote:
Most likely because the waters they sail in are so shallow that they can
only be sailed
by centre board boats with the board up!


Nothing wrong with that, unless you end up trying to maximize VMG by
getting out and wading, pushing the boat ahead of you...

DSK


Jim Cate June 18th 04 02:01 AM

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Jonathan Ganz wrote:

That's better. But, you still forgot one more. Perhaps second only to
your eyes.... falling back into the teacher mentality....


And what is that?


Jim Cate June 18th 04 02:02 AM

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Jonathan Ganz wrote:

Why would I want to shut you up? Stupidity is fun to watch.

Why do you think I've sailed the Atlantic?


Do you deny it?




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