Towing Dinghy?
 

Nice pics Jeff. Cute!

Scotty


There's just no end to this sicko's comments.

RB

Towing Dinghy?
 

You could always take her to visit her mother..or give her the credit
card and let her shop the day away.

Credit Card??? Scotty Potty?

Bwahahahahahahaha!

RB

Towing Dinghy?
 

Still not answering the question, Loco? You NEVER use your dinghy??? You
never
anchor and go anywhere????

And what question was that?
And yes as I mentioned before I'm basicly a daysailor and racer. We do a
couple of overnighters a summer and we tie up at marinas. I'm honest about how
we use the boat. I don't come on here and pretend to be a world cruiser. I
like going home at night. I enjoy my house.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"No shirt, no skirt, full service"

Towing Dinghy?
 

I find the not eating bit hard to believe

Well then that's your problem. We even put biscuits right in front of his nose
and he didn't move.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"No shirt, no skirt, full service"

Towing Dinghy?
 

He was embarrassed when he realized what your boat was.

Bring it on.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"No shirt, no skirt, full service"

Towing Dinghy?
 

You should train your dog to go on the bow - a lot easier than rowing
ashore,
especially in foul weather. Fortunately, our dog needed little encouragement,
plus we have a trampoline and a washdown hose.

And you tried to knoec my boat!!!!!!! Hell, you'rs gets **** on.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"No shirt, no skirt, full service"

Towing Dinghy?
 

And you tried to knoec my boat!!!!!!! Hell, you'rs gets **** on.

Zikes! Touchy, aint he?

RB

Towing Dinghy?
 

He was embarrassed when he realized what your boat was.

Bring it on.


Easy there, Hulkster! Try to come to grips with your ugly craft and you'll live
longer.

RB

Towing Dinghy?
 

I find the not eating bit hard to believe

Well then that's your problem. We even put biscuits right in front of his nose
and he didn't move.

Loco's dog NEVER eats biscuits!

RB

Towing Dinghy?
 

I'm honest about how
we use the boat.


Yes, basically you use it very little. It's your boat I guess amd you're
probably the type who can't live without a place to plug in a hair dryer.
Loco's new motto..."Sailing is a daytime sport."

RB

Towing Dinghy?
 

Did he barf, while on the boat or at home?

Scotty

"SAIL LOCO" wrote in message
...
I find the not eating bit hard to believe

Well then that's your problem. We even put biscuits right in front of his
nose
and he didn't move.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"No shirt, no skirt, full service"

Towing Dinghy?
 

"Bobsprit" wrote ...
I'm honest about how
we use the boat.


Yes, basically you use it very little. It's your boat I guess amd you're
probably the type who can't live without a place to plug in a hair dryer.
Loco's new motto..."Sailing is a daytime sport."

This is pretty funny coming from daysailor bob.

Towing Dinghy?
 

We've all seen the pics of bobs' sailing dogs. Ruff!

Scotty

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Nice pics Jeff. Cute!



There's just no end to my stupidity.

RB

Towing Dinghy?
 

We've all seen the pics of bobs' sailing dogs. Ruff!

ROFLMAO! Stop your killing me! But it's true.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"No shirt, no skirt, full service"

Towing Dinghy?
 

Did he barf, while on the boat or at home?

Nope. On the boat he just stayed low on the cockpit floor.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"No shirt, no skirt, full service"

Towing Dinghy?
 

Loco's new motto..."Sailing is a daytime sport."

This is pretty funny coming from daysailor bob.

Hmmm, I've been out sailing at night almost every week. You've barely sailed at
all!!!

Bwahahahahaha!

RB

Towing Dinghy?
 

Did he barf, while on the boat or at home?

Nope. On the boat he just stayed low on the cockpit floor.

What a liar!


RB

Towing Dinghy?
 

"Bobsprit" wrote

Hmmm, I've been out sailing at night

and how many miles from your slip?

Towing Dinghy?
 

Care to race?

wrote


That's not really fair! His closest contact to a "sailboat" is a
SEIDELMANN for
cry-eye. Even if he somehow managed to get it away from the dock, it's
hardly
what anyone would call "sailing".

BB

Towing Dinghy?
 

Care to race?


That would be smashing good fun! C&C 27 vs Scotty Potty's Siedlemann!!!
Somehow, I think the 27 will easily outpoint the Scotty Potty Tub!


RB

Towing Dinghy?
 

Hmmm, I've been out sailing at night

and how many miles from your slip?

Well, two weeks ago we sailed to Oyster Bay and back. Left at 5:30, got back
around 1:00 am. Tomorrow Suzanne and I will sail to either Huntington Bay or
Norwalk, depending on what time we get underway. We'll be sailing into the
night again.
That's more sailing than you've done this year!

Bwahahahahaa!

RB

Towing Dinghy?
 

''smashing good fun''? you sound like a gay brit.



"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Care to race?


That would be smashing good fun! C&C 27 vs Scotty Potty's Siedlemann!!!
Somehow, I think the 27 will easily outpoint the Scotty Potty Tub!


RB

Towing Dinghy?
 

''smashing good fun''? you sound like a gay brit.



Spoken like a guy who must know a few!!! Scotty Potty takes another bold step
from his closet!

RB

Towing Dinghy?
 

and how many miles from your slip?

Do you NOT understand the question?

Are you that dense?

Ya don't know, do ya?




"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Hmmm, I've been out sailing at night

and how many miles from your slip?

Well, two weeks ago we sailed to Oyster Bay and back. Left at 5:30, got
back
around 1:00 am. Tomorrow Suzanne and I will sail to either Huntington Bay
or
Norwalk, depending on what time we get underway. We'll be sailing into the
night again.
That's more sailing than you've done this year!

Bwahahahahaa!

RB

Towing Dinghy?
 

0530 or 1730, you lubber?

W0w, an 8 hour sail! Whooopdeedoo! You're a real world cruiser there
bob****, a regular Robin Graham.....

BWahahahahahahaha



"Daysailorbob" wrote

and how many miles from your slip?

Well, two weeks ago we sailed to Oyster Bay and back. Left at 5:30, got
back
around 1:00 am.

Towing Dinghy?
 

Is that a yes?


wrote in message
...
On 10 Jun 2004 23:34:17 GMT, "Scott Vernon" wrote:

Care to race?


You are already better - and soundly.

BB

Towing Dinghy?
 

Jeff,
Does Loki go up and down the stern ladder without prodding or do you have to
use an incentive? Chopper will go up fine, but the down trip usually
involves a leap at the last minute, which can be quite unsettling (65 lbs of
dog into the middle of a tippy dinghy...).

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

"Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax
and get used to the idea." - Robert A. Heinlein

Towing Dinghy?
 

you're
probably the type who can't live without a place to plug in a hair dryer.

THIS from a guy who wired his boat for sound and video???? Give us a
break....

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

"Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax
and get used to the idea." - Robert A. Heinlein

Towing Dinghy?
 

Phhhtttttttttt! I wouldn't be caught dead in that cesspool you sail in.
I'll be around Rock Hall on Sat.

Scotty


wrote in message
...
On 11 Jun 2004 00:28:52 GMT, "Scott Vernon" wrote:

Is that a yes?


I'll be out around the Thimbles and Faulkner Island most of tomorrow. Show
up,
and hail me on 9, or be declared the loser once again... You must be
pretty
used to that by now. We'll agree on a course if you dare to show up.

BB


wrote in message
.. .
On 10 Jun 2004 23:34:17 GMT, "Scott Vernon" wrote:

Care to race?


You are already better - and soundly.

BB

Towing Dinghy?
 

I find the not eating bit hard to believe

I don't...after years of working with animals, you realize that there are
those that become so emotionally upset over something new and uncertain that
they shut down. Soemtimes this happens with trips to the vet or groomers,
sometimes from forced trips in a vehicle if the animal has not been trained
to travel comfortably....it's not a rare thing at all...

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

"Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax
and get used to the idea." - Robert A. Heinlein

Towing Dinghy?
 

I'll be out around the Thimbles and Faulkner Island most of tomorrow. Show up,
and hail me on 9, or be declared the loser once again... You must be pretty
used to that by now.


Hey, Bill...Suzanne and I will only hit Huntington or further if the winds
allow it tomorrow. Otherwise we'll be hanging out in Norwalk. I expect it won't
be too crowded at the visitors dock tomorrow. The weekend after next we'll
probably make it up your way.

RB

RB

Towing Dinghy?
 

Phhhtttttttttt! I wouldn't be caught dead in that cesspool you sail in.

Water is far cleaner near the Thimbles, Scotty. You're the one sailing in
filth!

RB

Towing Dinghy?
 

probably the type who can't live without a place to plug in a hair dryer.

THIS from a guy who wired his boat for sound and video???? Give us a
break....


Wired? I installed speakers and a radio and have a portable TV. That's quite a
learning curve you have there!

RB

Towing Dinghy?
 

W0w, an 8 hour sail! Whooopdeedoo! You're a real world cruiser there
bob****, a regular Robin Graham.....

8 hours for a night sail? What's wrong with that??? You don't sail at night at
all.

RB

Towing Dinghy?
 

Sometimes, when Lisa & I go sailing, our dog left at home, doesn't eat for
the first day or two.

Scotty

"katysails" wrote in message
...
I find the not eating bit hard to believe

I don't...after years of working with animals, you realize that there are
those that become so emotionally upset over something new and uncertain
that
they shut down. Soemtimes this happens with trips to the vet or groomers,
sometimes from forced trips in a vehicle if the animal has not been
trained
to travel comfortably....it's not a rare thing at all...

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

"Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should relax
and get used to the idea." - Robert A. Heinlein

Towing Dinghy?
 

"Bobsprit" wrote

Scotty. You're the one sailing
and I'm pretending.

RB

Towing Dinghy?
 

and how many miles from your slip?

Do you NOT understand the question?

Okay, so now we know Scotty doesn't know how to read a chart!
Well, let's just go by the GPS then, daysailor. We covered 36 miles total that
evening. Like I said, more than you all this year!

RB

Towing Dinghy?
 

Sometimes, when Lisa & I go sailing, our dog left at home, doesn't eat for
the first day or two.


Try leaving some food behind, you cheap jerk!

RB

Towing Dinghy?
 

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
W0w, an 8 hour sail! Whooopdeedoo! You're a real world cruiser there
bob****, a regular Robin Graham.....

8 hours for a night sail? What's wrong with that??? You don't sail at
night at
all.



Oh, ok Robin.

Towing Dinghy?
 

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
and how many miles from your slip?

Do you NOT understand the question?

Okay, so now we know Scotty doesn't know how to read a chart!

and why would I have a chart for LIS, dip****? Are you really that stupid?

SV