On 11 Jun 2004 10:37:31 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote this
crap:

That would mean you have a whisker pole that extends to over twelve
feet. Sounds like bull**** to me.


Anyone want to explain to Horvath that a whisker poll on a 32 foot boat will
generally extend to 15' or more. I believe mine goes to 18' or 20'.
Horvath, I seriously doubt you sail. It's simply very unlikely.

I seriously doubt that you even know how to put up a spinnaker. You
probably only use the pole for poking in the mud.






Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!

generally extend to 15' or more. I believe mine goes to 18' or 20'.
Horvath, I seriously doubt you sail. It's simply very unlikely.

I seriously doubt that you even know how to put up a spinnaker. You
probably only use the pole for poking in the mud.

Whisker pole for my spin? Oh boy. I think I prefer to use the spin pole for
that. Do you even know what a whisker pole is generally used for???
Good grief! You can't be a sailor!

RB

You idiot! A whisker pole isn't for a spin. It's for the jib.
What a fool. I would have thought that someone who claims
to have a boat (even a crapola hunter) would know this.

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"Horvath" wrote in message
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On 11 Jun 2004 10:37:31 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote this
crap:

That would mean you have a whisker pole that extends to over twelve
feet. Sounds like bull**** to me.


Anyone want to explain to Horvath that a whisker poll on a 32 foot boat
will
generally extend to 15' or more. I believe mine goes to 18' or 20'.
Horvath, I seriously doubt you sail. It's simply very unlikely.

I seriously doubt that you even know how to put up a spinnaker. You
probably only use the pole for poking in the mud.






Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!

You idiot! A whisker pole isn't for a spin. It's for the jib.
What a fool. I would have thought that someone who claims
to have a boat (even a crapola hunter) would know this.

That and he thinks it can't be 12 feet!!! I think we know what races Horvath is
in.

RB

On Fri, 11 Jun 2004 08:46:42 -0700, "Jonathan Ganz"
wrote this crap:

You idiot! A whisker pole isn't for a spin. It's for the jib.
What a fool. I would have thought that someone who claims
to have a boat (even a crapola hunter) would know this.


I never said a whisker pole was for a spinnaker. Doing it to yourself
is causing you to go blind, Jon-boy.





Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!

"Horvath" wrote
You
probably only use your pole for poking in the mud.


is that one of them metaphors?

"Bobsprit" wrote ...
Sounds like bull**** to me.


I believe mine goes to 18' or 20'.


he doesn't know????

Sounds like bull**** to me.

You had to try a few times to dive ten friggin feet Bob!!!?????


Good Grief!!!


CM

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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| My buddy managed to drop his 7HP outboard into the water yesterday and rip
out
| his thumbnail in the process. More painful than his thumb, the outboard
was in
| 10 feet of water. We talked about what to do, knowing full well what had
to be
| done. I used Alien's whisker pole to locate the engine in the mud. Holding
the
| pole to mark the spot, I was able to swim down (after a few tries) and tie
a
| line to the motor. We hauled it up.
| I carried the motor over to my friend who does the yards outboard work and
an
| hour later (fresh water wash, flush, WD 40 flush for head and carb and so
on,
| the motor was running as if nothing had happened!
| Interesting that when the outboard dropped into the water, my buddy says
it was
| floating for a moment! I guess there was enough air in the hat.
|
|
| RB