shen says "uncle", as witness his post below.

damn. and just after he learned that the sun is reference point in navigation,
too. I was hoping he *might* have learned of the term "celestial navigation",
but it seems no.

oh, well.

ROFL Since this is about "boating" we could care less what the FAA has to
say.

of course. the FAA knows nothing about navigation.



As for the Navy .... let's just say they have their own language which
isn't
always in tune with that of the overall maritime world

of course. The US Navy knows nothing about navigation.

ROFL Lame, jax, real lame, even for you.

no problem.

everyone is glad you feel that is "no problem", shen.

t'isn't. I even use right/left rudder and number the mooring lines when I'm
playin with them ..... kinda like the old phrase "different long splices".

So tell me Jax .... what do "Marine Pilots" say?


drunk in the bar with you, or sober two days later?

drunk,sober or hung over ....what do they say?

Shen

Subject: DR practice
From: (JAXAshby)
Date: 08/08/2004 20:06 Pacific Standard Time
Message-id:

shen says "uncle", as witness his post below.

damn. and just after he learned that the sun is reference point in
navigation,
too. I was hoping he *might* have learned of the term "celestial
navigation",
but it seems no.

oh, well

ROFLMAO You are one weird piece of work!!!

So, what your saying is that Bowditch doesn't know what it's talking about or
anything about navigation. Dutton's doesn't know what it's talking about or
anything about navigation and that Marine Pilots don't know the meaning of the
words "piloting" or "pilotage" and how they should be used.
Don't know how you associated me with learning something about celestial, but
we do know your mind rattles around in strange ways.
Bysy wysy doodles.

Shen

nice post, shen. a little above your normal standards, for that you should be
congratulated.

Bysy wysy doodles.

Shen