You sort of remind me of Jim Cate. Except he doesn't sound gay.

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"Horvath" wrote in message
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On Wed, 16 Jun 2004 00:25:44 -0700, "Jonathan Ganz"
wrote this crap:

It would still be faster than your hunter crapola, and I'd actually
make it back.

Heh Heh Heh. How can you possibly call anybody's boat, "crapola"?
You bought your gay POS at a garbage sale, then had it repainted in
rainbow.




Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message ...
"Joe" wrote

With white topsides and 3600 BTU's of AC's we keep cool. And luckly
the electricity is include with the slip, no meter!

No meter!??! How did you swing that deal? I've got some long extension
cords, would you mind?

Scotty

No meters in the whole marina, so the owner adverges it over all
slips, including the powerboaters that are never here. And the yard
contractors pick up a major part of the electric bill.

I have the best rented slip in America. Great view, parking, huge
dock, privacy in the winter months and most week days. And everything
you need within walking distance.

Plus I keep an eye on things here. And Ive been here longer than
anyone else cept 1 person. And Im always first to pay my rent.

Joe
F Dock Security

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message ...
"Joe" wrote

With white topsides and 3600 BTU's of AC's we keep cool. And luckly
the electricity is include with the slip, no meter!

No meter!??! How did you swing that deal? I've got some long extension
cords, would you mind?

Scotty

This marina was buildt in the 40's. The owner makes 99% of his money
with the shipyard portion of the marina, and the hanging speedboats.

He makes the yard contractors here pay most of the elecrity

Ive had my boat here since 97, only one person has been here longer.
He likes me here because Im the only one on the island and Im always
catching thiefs and scallywags, and running off trespassers. I also
walk the whole marina every night and keep an eye on things. I also
pick up trash for free!

And I'm always the first one to pay my bill each month. Plus I got him
a great deal on a 100 ton travel lift then saved him 8K in shipping it
here. He was going to put tear it apart and put it on a
truck..........I hooked him up with a barge & Tug.

I went to another marina to live for 6 mo. and had an electric bill
of 350 one month, on top of my slip fee so I returned ASAP.

I love this place! Park at the boat, do all or any type of work I
want, no pesky liveaboards on my island, perfect sunset and lake
views, lots of dock/deck space, everything you need within walking
distance ect.....

Joe

offical F dock security.

"Bart Senior" wrote in message ...
I looked up the base PHRF ratings for New England.

http://www.phrfne.org/baseh.htm

And I was pleased to see this!

ERICSON 46 72

Similar to this!

SWAN 47 72

Soooo you race huh?

Nice looking boat, what size is it?

Joe

On 16 Jun 2004 10:32:00 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote this
crap:

Heh Heh Heh. How can you possibly call anybody's boat, "crapola"?
You bought your gay POS at a garbage sale, then had it repainted in
rainbow.


Horvath, in all seriousness, the Hunter marque is among the worst and garners
far less respect than Jonathan's Cal, which is certainly considered "classic
plastic. In the last 3 years Hunter has greatly improved quality control
matching Catalina and exceeding Beneteau, but earlier Hunter's are frowned on
by sailors and surveyors alike. If your Hunter is less than 3 years old, you
may have a reasonable low end boat. If not, you have my sympathy, but then you
should have done your homework before buying.


You know jack **** about boats. My 1980 25' Hunter was a classic.
And my new Hunter 336 is even better. But what do you know? You
don't even know what a whisker pole is.





Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!

Horass is right. His hunter is a classic piece of junk.

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"Horvath" wrote in message
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On 16 Jun 2004 10:32:00 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote this
crap:

Heh Heh Heh. How can you possibly call anybody's boat, "crapola"?
You bought your gay POS at a garbage sale, then had it repainted in
rainbow.


Horvath, in all seriousness, the Hunter marque is among the worst and
garners
far less respect than Jonathan's Cal, which is certainly considered
"classic
plastic. In the last 3 years Hunter has greatly improved quality control
matching Catalina and exceeding Beneteau, but earlier Hunter's are
frowned on
by sailors and surveyors alike. If your Hunter is less than 3 years old,
you
may have a reasonable low end boat. If not, you have my sympathy, but
then you
should have done your homework before buying.


You know jack **** about boats. My 1980 25' Hunter was a classic.
And my new Hunter 336 is even better. But what do you know? You
don't even know what a whisker pole is.





Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!

You know jack **** about boats. My 1980 25' Hunter was a classic.


Wrong again. The Hunter 25 wasn't even a blip on the radar in it's class. The
Catalina 25 and 27 were so much more successful (and better boats) that they
are STILL in production.
You bought a poor boat...twice.

RB

On 17 Jun 2004 10:52:54 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote this
crap:

You know jack **** about boats. My 1980 25' Hunter was a classic.


Wrong again. The Hunter 25 wasn't even a blip on the radar in it's class. The
Catalina 25 and 27 were so much more successful (and better boats) that they
are STILL in production.
You bought a poor boat...twice.

And you have what?

(Laughing my ass off)






Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!

You bought a poor boat...twice.

And you have what?


I have a C&C and that's a builder with about 50 times more respect than Hunter
has EVER had. Furthermore, my 32 is built far better than any Hunter.

RB

Where are you exactly Joe?

Bart

Joe wrote
I love this place! Park at the boat, do all or any type of work I
want, no pesky liveaboards on my island, perfect sunset and lake
views, lots of dock/deck space, everything you need within walking
distance ect.....