OzOne wrote in message ...
On Sun, 27 Jun 2004 08:36:59 -0300, "Capt. Mooron"
scribbled thusly:

Good List.... just wait till Ozzy gets back.... he'll whoop you into
shape
while wearing his gold braided Greek Fisherman's Cap!
Ozzy would have produced a detailed list that would put everyone here to
shame considering his Global Trotting history and vast fortunes. ;-)

CM

Nah, I wouldn't wanna brag.....it upsets Donal.

Please ..... please do NOT think that your bragging upsets me!

Nothing could be further from the truth!

I think that your bragging is almost as good as Bobsprit's.

When Wally has some experience, I suspect that he may be a challenge!

Regatds


Donal
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Donal wrote:

I think that your bragging is almost as good as Bobsprit's.
When Wally has some experience, I suspect that he may be a challenge!

We had a white sail race today - I swear the stanchions were nearly
horizontal during a gust (we were a tad over-canvassed). I was sitting on
the rail watching the cockpit crew standing on the leeward coaming, waving
their hands in the air trying to grab the windward side.

Damned *excellent* fun!


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But you weren't really sailing. You were powerboating by
your own admission. That's not what he asked. Now tell
us where you've gone on a SAILBOAT.

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"Joe" wrote in message
om...
"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
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Sailing on a power vessels? He said sailing. That's with sails
not the iron jib or military.

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"Joe" wrote in message
om...
"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
...
Okay.... I'm taking a quick poll to see if Bob is the only poster
here
with
such a limited sailing area.

Please just give us an idea of where you've sailed, lakes, oceans,
bays,
countries...... I'll start:

CM

Ok,
Pacific Navy and sailing
Atlantic WorkBoat Delivery as skipper
South China Sea Navy
Indian Ocean Navy
North Sea Oilfield Workboat
Morgan City LA. To Wick Scottland Oilfield
Freeport Texas to Freeport Bahamas Sailboat
LA CA to Morgan City LA Crewboat as skipper
Panama Canal Crewboat
SanDeigo to Hawaii and back 2 times Navy
Hawaii to Shanghi Navy
Peral Harbor Navy
Maui Navy
Launi Sailboat
Singapore Navy
Shanghi to Subic Bay Navy

Subic to Deigo Garcia twice Navy
Deigo Garcia to Maritious navy
Deigo to Perth OZ Navy
Perth to Tiawan Navy
Tiawan to Japan Navy
Every port from Mobile to Port mansfield in the Gulf oilfield /
sailing
Flower Gardens (110mi SSE) from freeport TX over 800 times Oilfield
Sailing
Galveston to Corpus Christie 50+ times RedCloud Sailing
Hong Kong twice Navy
Alapulco Sailing
Baja Sailing
Bay of De Campchie Mexico Oilfield workboat Capt
Tampico bay Oilfield Workboat Capt/ Mate
Chesapeak bay Sailing / fishing boat
San Francisco Bay Sailing & Navy
Galveston Bay Sail
Choclate Bay sail
Madagorda bay sail
Laguna Mardre sail
Offits bayou sail
bayou Tesh Crewboat skipper
Bayou Labattrey Supply boat oilfield capt
Aransas Bay Sail/ oilfield
West Bay sail
East Bay sail
Trinity Bay sail
Capono bay sail
SanAntoino Bay sail
Christmas Bay sail
Mustang Bay sail
Eagle Moutian Lake sail & skiboat
Benbrook Lake Skiboat
Lake Ponchatrain Oilfiled crewboat skipper
Sabine Lake Oilfield Skipper
Calcasieu lake Sail
Lake Travis Sail
Lake Conroe Sail
Topaz Lake Sail
Tick Faw Canoe
Red River Oildrums on a wooden pallet 8 yrs old
Trinity river Sail
Ceder Bayou Sail
Buffalo Bayou Sail & Tugboat Capt
Brazos River Crewboat capt
Nachez river Sail
Mississippi River~St Louis to New Orleans Towboat skipper
Shane crewboat skipper
Schaffer crewboat skipper
ICW from Panama City to the Rio Grand Tugs, Oilfield, sail
And a few more Ive forgotten
I admit most was sailing on Power vessels.

Joe

OK that splain it to ya? I was at the helm on every trip I listed.

No, he was on my boat, and we sailed north under a
full and drawing 1/4 oz spinnaker. That is, until
a front approached and brought rain and 20k wind
from the northwest.
S

"JAXAshby" wrote in message
...
: you drifted north with the current for a couple
hours until the wind filled
: back in.
:
: you were a sloop headed north, the race was
schooners headed south.
:
: yes, well, we sailed home.
:
: Scotty
:
: "JAXAshby" wrote in message
:

....
: and we were leading and continued to lead.
:
: while at anchor. Yup.
:
: we were the last to anchor and the first to
up anchor. The wind failed
: from
: the north and recovered from the south. The
few that didn't anchor were
: set
: north with the current.
:
:
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Capt. Mooron wrote:

Jeez Wally... Jaxxie is a MENSA member


You mean... ...he has no credibility whatsoever??


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Wally

not with idiots, wally. not with idiots.

JAXAshby wrote:

by the words, wally, you chose to tell us what you have learned.

How long have you been in this newsgroup, Jax?

since last thursday.



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JAXAshby wrote:

How long have you been in this newsgroup, Jax?

since last thursday.

Ah, if you're that new, then it's not surprising that you're still a
bottom-feeder...


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Better check the chainplates!

Bobsprit wrote

Jaxxies... you sail a friggin Irwin 30... that speaks volumes alone!

"Pony Express" wrote in message
link.net...
No, he was on my boat, and we sailed north under a
full and drawing 1/4 oz spinnaker. That is, until
a front approached and brought rain and 20k wind
from the northwest.
S

and then sailed into the slip.

SV

yeah. sure. whatever you so say.

How long have you been in this newsgroup, Jax?

since last thursday.

Ah, if you're that new, then it's not surprising that you're still a
bottom-feeder...


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