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Sailing might not, but marketing new sailboats, to a large degree,
definitely does. John Cairns "DSK" wrote in message ... Bobsprit wrote: Which boat is considered more "low end"? Any one that you're on. In general, sailing has little to do with brand names and other consumerist claptrap. DSK |
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OzOne wrote:
I always have electronics on board. My watch is an essential part of my sailing. Why? It's always five o'clock somewhere in the world. DSK |
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Scott Vernon wrote:
I have a sun compass. Yeah but it's not electronic, is it? Besides, everybody has a sun compass, not everybody knows how to use it. DSK |
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He can't come home before the boyfriend leaves.
SV "DSK" wrote in message ... OzOne wrote: I always have electronics on board. My watch is an essential part of my sailing. Why? It's always five o'clock somewhere in the world. DSK |
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Isn't it 5 o'clock everywhere?
Cheers DSK wrote: OzOne wrote: I always have electronics on board. My watch is an essential part of my sailing. Why? It's always five o'clock somewhere in the world. DSK |
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Nav wrote: Isn't it 5 o'clock everywhere? Sure, relatively speaking ![]() Stephen Hawking once said, "Time is Mother Nature's way of making sure that everything doesn't happen all at once." DSK |
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