Scotty wrote....

been to the ocean a few times, looking out at some really nasty, rough looking
water. Yikes!

Best thing you can do to screw them is let their trolls run dry. When
that happens they'll make a goofy statement they can't defend. That's
when you can "Carve them like a Turkey"


Right, Thom the Turkey was recently carved and served in a discussion of fire
fighting aboard ship.
He was also called out on the shackles/slip issue, but has yet to show his
cards.
Gobble Gobble!

RB

Wally's good....


Donal wrote:
I think that he lacks staying power.

Are you saying that you've personally inspected his turnbuckles??

DSK

John Cairns wrote:

..... I think Bob's an
aberration as far as the ng's concerned.

Well, yeah. He's (it?) is an aberration, period.


Lake Erie

check


Lake St. Clair
Detroit River

no & no
How about Sodus Bay and/or Lake Ontario? Lake Michigan and/or Green Bay?
Lake Champlain?


BVI

check


Gulf of Mexico

Where? The Gulf Coast is beautiful, kinda shallow though. And the weather can
bring on more than you think.
I've sailed Lake Ponchartrain, Mobile Bay, from Pensacola around & down to
Sarasota, Tampa Bay worth mentioning, and Corpus Christi (great sailing but
kinda hot).


Atlantic Ocean

bragging!


Beagle Channel
Drake Passage

Now you're *really* bragging! But with good reason.


Straits of Florida

This is still part of the Gulf though

Fresh Breezes- Doug King

"Pony Express" wrote ...
Is it my
fault that I can sail in less than a knot of
breeze?

No, your crews' fault.

SV

"JAXAshby" wrote in message

| we were the last to anchor and the first to up anchor.

Bwahahahahahahahahaaaaa........ "the first to up anchor"!!!!!?????

What a stooge!

CM