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Nav June 11th 04 01:59 AM

Towing Dinghy?
 


Scott Vernon wrote:

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


Is that how long it takes him to escape his prison?

Cheers


Bobsprit June 11th 04 02:01 AM

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

and why would I have a chart for LIS, dip****?

Hmmmm. I guess you don't have a GPS either. Most people do. Most people who
sail. Guess that leaves you out!!!! Then again you were sailing around without
a handheld!
What a jerk you are!

RB

SAIL LOCO June 11th 04 02:12 AM

Towing Dinghy?
 
What a liar!.

What!? LOL........... And what would I have to gain about saying our dog spent
the day on the cockpit floor if it wasn't true? What am I missing here? Have
you completely lost it?
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"No shirt, no skirt, full service"

Bobsprit June 11th 04 02:28 AM

Towing Dinghy?
 
And what would I have to gain about saying our dog spent
the day on the cockpit floor if it wasn't true? What am I missing here?


You're missing brains! I'm sure everyone loves your dog "stories" DAYSAILOR!

RB

Jeff Morris June 11th 04 03:04 AM

Towing Dinghy?
 
Loki is the boat; Molly is the dog.

Molly will try to go where we lead, but she does hesitate. We found the
lifejacket, which has a big handle on it, makes things easy - when she feels you
lift with the handle she knows she's going.

For swimming, we started using the float to give her easy access both up and
down. Its funny, even though she's a Portuguese Water Dog, she prefers the
float to actually swimming. Maybe this year she'll do better - we're told it
really takes a few years to learn how to swim efficiently.



"katysails" wrote in message
...
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





SAIL LOCO June 11th 04 03:27 AM

Towing Dinghy?
 
You're missing brains!

Great reply to the question. I guess we all know now.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"No shirt, no skirt, full service"

Scott Vernon June 11th 04 03:35 AM

Towing Dinghy?
 

"Nav" wrote in message
...


Scott Vernon wrote:

Sometimes, when Lisa & I go sailing, our dog left at home, doesn't eat

for
the first day or two.


Is that how long it takes him to escape his prison?



her, yes.


Scott Vernon June 11th 04 03:37 AM

Towing Dinghy?
 
I knew it for a long time.



"SAIL LOCO" wrote in message
...
You're missing brains!

Great reply to the question. I guess we all know now.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"No shirt, no skirt, full service"



Scott Vernon June 11th 04 03:39 AM

Towing Dinghy?
 
"Bob****" wrote

and why would I have a chart for LIS, dip****?

Hmmmm. I guess you don't have a GPS either.


You guessed wrong asshole!

Then again you were sailing around without
a handheld!



are you afraid to sail without one, daysailor girl?


Bobsprit June 11th 04 03:57 AM

Towing Dinghy?
 
You're missing brains!

Great reply to the question. I guess we all know now.


That you're missing brains, yes.


RB


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