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Hmm,

Maybe, you should sail my way and I'll grab the girls.

I've nearly finished the restoring the three Cape Cod Mercurys
for our Junior program. I'll post some pictures soon. So I will
now have time to sail.

It killed me not to sail last weekend or today. Today it was
perfect out. I was hoping I'd have at least one of the Mercuries
done so I could take it for a test sail.

If you are only day sailing, let me know I'll drive down and
meet you for a day.

Bart

Bobsprit wrote

Actually, Bart...Suzanne is working next weekend and I may grab some of
the
girls and bring the boat your way. We'll see how the weather shakes loose.
This
past friday was terrible, stunting our plans again.

RB

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If you are only day sailing, let me know I'll drive down and
meet you for a day.


Well, think about the following weekend, as many of the girls will be away this
weekend. I'll catch you off the NG. You don't want a bad rep associating with
me in a "friendly manner!"

RB

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Bob,

You have never been past Execution Rock! That's only
2.5 miles from you!

Bart, stop being silly. I posted pics from the Thimble Islands, NY Harbor and
Jersey Shore.

We never saw pics of NY Harbor or the Jersey shore. That was probably because
you never got to NY Harbor (that is, you lied) and the Jersey shore trip was 2
boats and 10 years ago. Bob, you are going backwards in your sailing
experience. Bart has tossed down the challenge.

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YIKES! RUN BART!!!

"Bobsprit" wrote


Well, think about the following weekend, as many of the girls will be away
this
weekend. I'll catch you off . You want to bed with
me in a "friendly manner''?

RB

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Isn't it ironic? At the very same time boob**** posted this juvenile,
jealous ridden post, I was out sailing.

Scotty


"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...


You'd win that bet. Scotty Potty does not sail.

RB

What If # 6
 

Scott Vernon wrote:

"Jim Cate" lied...






Because the Mac 26M is lightweight


in other words CHEAPly made.

Lightweight, like a Ferrari, or an SST.




dagger board trunk area, I doubt seriously that it would break either
the board (which is a flexible, reinforced fiberglass member, not a
rigid lead keel) or the trunk/hull before I realized what was happening
and raised the board and moved the boat out to a safer position. The
noise of the board hitting the bottom would also be more noticable than
on a heavy keel boat.



you'll find out. do a google on ''Mac boards breaking''.


In the highly unlikely event that the board is damaged, we can replace
it with a new one for around $250. - - - Tell me Scotty- If you had to
replace your keel in such circumstances and IF you were able to get
your boat back to a salvage yard, how much would you have to pay to
replace the keel in YOUR boat. (Assuming you still had a boat that could
be salvaged after such a disaster.)

Jim

What If # 6
 

"Jim Cate" wrote

In the highly unlikely event that we run into a turtle
and the board is damaged, we can replace
it with a new one for around $250. - - - Tell me Scotty- If you had to
replace your keel in such circumstances

my keel wouldn't break under such circumstances.

Scotty

What If # 6
 

As in a toy.

--
"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

"Jim Cate" wrote in message
...


Scott Vernon wrote:

"Jim Cate" lied...






Because the Mac 26M is lightweight


in other words CHEAPly made.

Lightweight, like a Ferrari, or an SST.

What If # 6
 

In this case, lightweight like a Clorox Bottle.

BB

As if a C&C 27 is not. . .

What If # 6
 

If you can't tell the difference between a C&C 27 and a Mac 26m, you
must be the King of all lubbers.

I didn't say they were the same. Just that some would consider a C&C 27 a
clorox bottle also.