You don't know? I'm amazed!

In article ,
Michael wrote:
So what is the required exception, or better put, addition to CH 16? And
when is it used?

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
...
WHAT A DUMMY!

In article ,
Horvath wrote:
Maintaining a Watch on Channel 16
All vessels must guard, maintain a watch on, and listen to Channel 16.

Channel 16 is a calling and emergency channel. DO NOT HAVE
CONVERSATIONS ON THIS CHANNEL. The only exception is the Coast Guard
when working a MAYDAY.

--
Jonathan Ganz (j gan z @ $ail no w.c=o=m)
http://www.sailnow.com
"If there's no wind, row."

and a big one at that.
gf.

"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
...
Irish Wolfhound???? :-)

That's not a Dawg... this is a DOG!

CM

"gonefishiing" wrote in message
...
| apologies for not getting back to your post
| swamped with work
|
| I understand the point about labs/retrievers
| also understand the need to match the breed with a "lifestyle" so to
speak.
| akitas seem too demanding a breed and perhaps too agressive.
|
| which brings me to the current possiblities:
| sheperd is still on the list.
| shetland is one i had not thought of.
| and terriers are what my daughter is leaning towards, i don't know
enough
| yet to say either way.
|
| --starting to get the picture of what to think about.
|
| still the question if i can spare the time is primary and will not
pursue
| anything until i can answer this
| work is in a state of transition and may make the reality of this more
| attainable
|
| your knowledge and insight is appreciated
| thanks
|
| gf.
|
|
|
|
|
|
| "katysails" wrote in message
| ...
|
| protective
| not small, not too big
| good temperament around kids / visitors
| lab
| retriever
| shepherd
| akita
| wolve
|
| None of these, if you get a puppy...labs and retrievers need two years
to
| wind down and if there is going to be a lack of attention 50% of the
time,
| then they're out...the other three are not for people with limited dog
| experience...they are smart breeds and if left to their own devise,
become
| assertive and dominant and you'll have problems. Corgis, Shetland
| sheepdog,
| some of the larger terrier breeds (not a Jack Russell, too labor
intense)
| would be better. They incorporate protectiveness and watchfulness with
| loyalty and enough smarts to get by and be good pets. BTW, Akitas are
| generally one-person dogs....and are quite a handful...any type of
| domesticated wolf is a major problem...
| --
| katysails
| s/v Chanteuse
| Kirie Elite 32
| http://katysails.tripod.com
|
| "Women and cats will do as they please, and men and dogs should
relax
| and get used to the idea." - Robert A. Heinlein
|
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nah not bitter
sterotypes: yep you got my point

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
...
sound a bit bitter there gf, with a too many stereotypes in the mix.

SV

given my response: yours is warranted.
sorry you have such dislike for NY.
for me, it is a great place if you can get past certain aspects of it.

what difference does it make if i'm italian or not?
gf.

"gonefishiing" wrote in message

| what difference does it make if i'm italian or not?

Then you'd be a WOP with Mafia Connections down at the Docks where Scotty
delivers... and could have him "taken care of"..... what's in the violin
case Man?? Huh?

You know gf... from personal experience with Noo Yakkas in both the
Caribbean and the Arctic... they are bar none the most useless human life
forms outside a concrete jungle that ever existed. When it comes to facing
nature they are totally clueless, helpless and incapable of acquiring the
skills required for basic survival.

CM

parla italiano?
uno professore di cultura!
siete un piccolo uomo senza il cervello
come un maiale rumoroso
divertente sì?

BTW:
its new yawka
not noo yakkas

geeze dont' mess around with the dialect
must be a canadian thing

gf.


"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
...

"gonefishiing" wrote in message

| what difference does it make if i'm italian or not?

Then you'd be a WOP with Mafia Connections down at the Docks where Scotty
delivers... and could have him "taken care of"..... what's in the violin
case Man?? Huh?

You know gf... from personal experience with Noo Yakkas in both the
Caribbean and the Arctic... they are bar none the most useless human life
forms outside a concrete jungle that ever existed. When it comes to facing
nature they are totally clueless, helpless and incapable of acquiring the
skills required for basic survival.

CM

On Tue, 17 Aug 2004 06:52:54 -0400, "katysails"
wrote this crap:

So Horvath...what good would being on Channel 16 have done him? The
commercial traffic channel is 13...or maybe you think the CG was out there
with super cameras reporting freighter positions?


You don't think a tugboat would be monitoring Channel 16?





Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!

"Shen44" wrote in message

Subject: Katysails/Dogs was night sailing - too close for
comfort.
From: "Maxprop"
Date: 08/16/2004 21:48 Pacific Standard Time
Message-id:


"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message

Irish Wolfhound???? :-)

That's not a Dawg... this is a DOG!

Amen. They eat about 50lbs. of dogfood per week and have an avg. life
expectancy of 6 years.

Max


If they're eating 50lbs/wk, they are probably one fat Wolfhound unless
they are
being "worked".
Eng Mastiff = 50lbs/month and thems the biggest .... course, they're also
the
biggest "couch potatoes".

It's like Arab horses--if you feed them what you'd normally feed a (larger)
Quarter Horse or Paint, they'll die of starvation, ribs showing and backbone
protruding.

Irish Wolfhounds take a lot of exercise to remain healthy, and they do eat
50lbs. per week.

Max

Irish Wolfhounds take a lot of exercise to remain healthy, and they do eat
50lbs. per week.

Max


G I'll stick to my statement.

Shen

"gonefishiing" wrote in message ...
I had over the years a wolf, pug, ****zu, great dane, kesheen, pit.
Now I have the best dog I've ever had a... Schipperke.

i'll have to look it up.

http://images.google.com/imgres?imgu...3Doff%26sa%3DN

Joe

"gonefishiing" wrote in message

| BTW:
| its new yawka
| not noo yakkas
|
| geeze dont' mess around with the dialect
| must be a canadian thing

....and Washington is pronounced "Warshington"??

CM

You made a point? where?


"gonefishiing" wrote in message
...
nah not bitter
sterotypes: yep you got my point

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
...
sound a bit bitter there gf, with a too many stereotypes in the
mix.

SV

"gonefishiing" wrote in message
...
given my response: yours is warranted.
sorry you have such dislike for NY.
for me, it is a great place if you can get past certain aspects of
it.

what difference does it make if i'm italian or not?


Aaa, ita make'a no difference toa me.

Scotty

"gonefishiing" wrote:
which brings me to the current possiblities:
sheperd is still on the list.
shetland is one i had not thought of.
and terriers are what my daughter is leaning towards, i don't know enough
yet to say either way.

When I decided to get a dog I tried some of these quizzes:
http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/search.htm

The Boston Terrier kept popping up as a match for us and I liked what I was
finding out about them. Scupper is a fabulous boat dog!

Seahag
(Gotta go walk my doggie:^)

I kept getting this one. Seems good, except what the heck did they do
to the tail??

http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/portuguesewaterdog.htm

In article ,
Seahag wrote:

"gonefishiing" wrote:
which brings me to the current possiblities:
sheperd is still on the list.
shetland is one i had not thought of.
and terriers are what my daughter is leaning towards, i don't know enough
yet to say either way.

When I decided to get a dog I tried some of these quizzes:
http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/search.htm

The Boston Terrier kept popping up as a match for us and I liked what I was
finding out about them. Scupper is a fabulous boat dog!

Seahag
(Gotta go walk my doggie:^)




--
Jonathan Ganz (j gan z @ $ail no w.c=o=m)
http://www.sailnow.com
"If there's no wind, row."

"Seahag" wrote



Scupper is a fabulous boat dog!

Yeah, he LOVES sailing.

;)

only if you live in the south of america


for example: in kentucky: pen is pin.
too many drugs: get it together man
gf.


"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
...

"gonefishiing" wrote in message

| BTW:
| its new yawka
| not noo yakkas
|
| geeze dont' mess around with the dialect
| must be a canadian thing

...and Washington is pronounced "Warshington"??

CM

yes iu did
but it feel on deaf hears
gf.

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
...
You made a point? where?


"gonefishiing" wrote in message
...
nah not bitter
sterotypes: yep you got my point

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
...
sound a bit bitter there gf, with a too many stereotypes in the
mix.

SV

Aaa, i see you ask a question that has no bearing on anything
very good

are you a tub sailor?
gf.


"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
...

"gonefishiing" wrote in message
...
given my response: yours is warranted.
sorry you have such dislike for NY.
for me, it is a great place if you can get past certain aspects of
it.

what difference does it make if i'm italian or not?


Aaa, ita make'a no difference toa me.

Scotty

seahag,
thanks
will take a look at it
gf.
(are you really a sea hag?)

"Seahag" wrote in message
...

"gonefishiing" wrote:
which brings me to the current possiblities:
sheperd is still on the list.
shetland is one i had not thought of.
and terriers are what my daughter is leaning towards, i don't know
enough
yet to say either way.

When I decided to get a dog I tried some of these quizzes:
http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/search.htm

The Boston Terrier kept popping up as a match for us and I liked what I
was
finding out about them. Scupper is a fabulous boat dog!

Seahag
(Gotta go walk my doggie:^)

i think my keyboard just bit the dust...........................

"gonefishiing" wrote in message
...
seahag,
thanks
will take a look at it
gf.
(are you really a sea hag?)

"Seahag" wrote in message
...

"gonefishiing" wrote:
which brings me to the current possiblities:
sheperd is still on the list.
shetland is one i had not thought of.
and terriers are what my daughter is leaning towards, i don't know
enough
yet to say either way.

When I decided to get a dog I tried some of these quizzes:
http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/search.htm

The Boston Terrier kept popping up as a match for us and I liked what I
was
finding out about them. Scupper is a fabulous boat dog!

Seahag
(Gotta go walk my doggie:^)

Are you a related toa Bobsprit? Youa acta justa like him.

SV

"gonefishiing" wrote in message
...
Aaa, i see you ask a question that has no bearing on anything
very good

are you a tub sailor?
gf.


"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
...

"gonefishiing" wrote in message
...
given my response: yours is warranted.
sorry you have such dislike for NY.
for me, it is a great place if you can get past certain aspects
of
it.

what difference does it make if i'm italian or not?


Aaa, ita make'a no difference toa me.

Scotty

Tou don't want to get in her way....she carries a machete in her teeth....

"gonefishiing" wrote in message
...
seahag,
thanks
will take a look at it
gf.
(are you really a sea hag?)

"Seahag" wrote in message
...

"gonefishiing" wrote:
which brings me to the current possiblities:
sheperd is still on the list.
shetland is one i had not thought of.
and terriers are what my daughter is leaning towards, i don't know
enough
yet to say either way.

When I decided to get a dog I tried some of these quizzes:
http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/search.htm

The Boston Terrier kept popping up as a match for us and I liked what I
was
finding out about them. Scupper is a fabulous boat dog!

Seahag
(Gotta go walk my doggie:^)

Hahahaha! There are a couple of those around town and they have normal
tails...must be some wierd haircut!

Seahag

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
...
I kept getting this one. Seems good, except what the heck did they do
to the tail??

http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/portuguesewaterdog.htm

In article ,
Seahag wrote:

"gonefishiing" wrote:
which brings me to the current possiblities:
sheperd is still on the list.
shetland is one i had not thought of.
and terriers are what my daughter is leaning towards, i don't know
enough
yet to say either way.

When I decided to get a dog I tried some of these quizzes:
http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/search.htm

The Boston Terrier kept popping up as a match for us and I liked what I
was
finding out about them. Scupper is a fabulous boat dog!

Seahag
(Gotta go walk my doggie:^)




--
Jonathan Ganz (j gan z @ $ail no w.c=o=m)
http://www.sailnow.com
"If there's no wind, row."

"Scott Vernon" wrote:
"Seahag" wrote



Scupper is a fabulous boat dog!

Yeah, he LOVES sailing.

;)


Hopefully he'll grow out of that:^)

Seahag

Yes.

Seahag

"gonefishiing" wrote:
seahag,
thanks
will take a look at it
gf.
(are you really a sea hag?)

"Seahag" wrote in message
...

"gonefishiing" wrote:
which brings me to the current possiblities:
sheperd is still on the list.
shetland is one i had not thought of.
and terriers are what my daughter is leaning towards, i don't know
enough
yet to say either way.

When I decided to get a dog I tried some of these quizzes:
http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/search.htm

The Boston Terrier kept popping up as a match for us and I liked what I
was
finding out about them. Scupper is a fabulous boat dog!

Seahag
(Gotta go walk my doggie:^)

I don't need no steenkin' teeth! Arrrrr...........

Seahag

"catherine haight" wrote:
Tou don't want to get in her way....she carries a machete in her teeth....

"gonefishiing" wrote in message
...
seahag,
thanks
will take a look at it
gf.
(are you really a sea hag?)

"Seahag" wrote in message
...

"gonefishiing" wrote:
which brings me to the current possiblities:
sheperd is still on the list.
shetland is one i had not thought of.
and terriers are what my daughter is leaning towards, i don't know
enough
yet to say either way.

When I decided to get a dog I tried some of these quizzes:
http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/search.htm

The Boston Terrier kept popping up as a match for us and I liked what
I
was
finding out about them. Scupper is a fabulous boat dog!

Seahag
(Gotta go walk my doggie:^)

Must be a show dog. Strange.

In article ,
Seahag wrote:
Hahahaha! There are a couple of those around town and they have normal
tails...must be some wierd haircut!

Seahag

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
...
I kept getting this one. Seems good, except what the heck did they do
to the tail??

http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/portuguesewaterdog.htm
--
Jonathan Ganz (j gan z @ $ail no w.c=o=m)
http://www.sailnow.com
"If there's no wind, row."

There's nothing wrong with that Portuguese water dog...they shave the tail
and leave the frond on the end just like standard poodles have a po,...if we
let Chopper's hair grow too long, he begins to look like a PWD except he's
twice as big...they are great boat dogs...there are a couple of them at the
yacht club...friendly, smart and obediant...they use the frond on their tail
as a rudder when they swim...if you let their whole tail grow out, they'd
sink from the weight...
"Seahag" wrote in message
...
Hahahaha! There are a couple of those around town and they have normal
tails...must be some wierd haircut!

Seahag

"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
...
I kept getting this one. Seems good, except what the heck did they do
to the tail??

http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/portuguesewaterdog.htm

In article ,
Seahag wrote:

"gonefishiing" wrote:
which brings me to the current possiblities:
sheperd is still on the list.
shetland is one i had not thought of.
and terriers are what my daughter is leaning towards, i don't know
enough
yet to say either way.

When I decided to get a dog I tried some of these quizzes:
http://www.dogbreedinfo.com/search.htm

The Boston Terrier kept popping up as a match for us and I liked what I
was
finding out about them. Scupper is a fabulous boat dog!

Seahag
(Gotta go walk my doggie:^)




--
Jonathan Ganz (j gan z @ $ail no w.c=o=m)
http://www.sailnow.com
"If there's no wind, row."

Ya think he wants to try it again this year?

Scotty


"Seahag" wrote in message
...

"Scott Vernon" wrote:
"Seahag" wrote



Scupper is a fabulous boat dog!

Yeah, he LOVES sailing.

;)


Hopefully he'll grow out of that:^)

Seahag

If it's blowing 35 again I might leave him home!

Seahag

"Scott Vernon" wrote:
Ya think he wants to try it again this year?

"Seahag" wrote:

"Scott Vernon" wrote:
"Seahag" wrote

Scupper is a fabulous boat dog!

Yeah, he LOVES sailing.
;)

Hopefully he'll grow out of that:^)

Jax,

Boy - Are you ever wrong....

I went to school in that water (and finished my first degrees and got
first real license). I am now out here in the sweet water, and you had
better believe what John is saying about the traffic here and
particularly in the area he is sailing. The case is actually every bit
as bad as Throg's Neck and Execution Rock.

In the case that you don't, pull up the chart for the south end of the
Detroit River and then get the listing for vessel passages. Then add to
the list that the Canadian side of the line is heavily populated with
fish traps that can stretch a mile oe so and all the water less than ten
feet deep is so weeded up that you can't get a keel through it. The
only thing he doesn't have to deal with is tide changes.

I haven't been to this ng in a while, but the first thing I get to read
(that is not a OT politic) when I get here is this.

Matt Colie A.Sloop "Bonne Ide'e"
Lifelong Waterman. Licensed Mariner and Perpetual Sailor


JAXAshby wrote:
in our neck of the woods we have a fair amount of large
commercial vessels, mainly freighters,


but your neck of the woods isn't western LIS. "large commercial vessels" and
freighters are uncommon, moving slowing when they are there, are well lit, are
not the least bit shy in sounding their horns, travel in highly predictable
paths, freighter NEVER go into the area where the two barge buoys are, etc.
etc. etc.

gf was fictionalizing.

G Not an uncommon condition, for Doodles.

otn

Matt Colie wrote:
Jax,

Boy - Are you ever wrong....

Blowing 35 here today...woke up this morning (was supposed to be 8-12 knots)
to the wind in the rigging...steadily built until noon so we decided to
leave...rowing back to the dock (we're WAAAYYYY out in the mooring field) is
a real pain when you've got both wind and waves and getting Choppie into the
dinghy when there's heavy chop is a very interesting experience....
"Seahag" wrote in message
...
If it's blowing 35 again I might leave him home!

Seahag

"Scott Vernon" wrote:
Ya think he wants to try it again this year?

"Seahag" wrote:

"Scott Vernon" wrote:
"Seahag" wrote

Scupper is a fabulous boat dog!

Yeah, he LOVES sailing.
;)

Hopefully he'll grow out of that:^)