Well, you do have to worry about a capsize in the Great Lakes....you'll die
just as surely as if you capsized in the ocean and many have....
"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
...
OK Group,

I'll try to make myself understood about the difference between Lake and
Salt water sailing.

I, in no way, meant to put down the ability of Lake sailors. My friend
Don, is a damn good sailor. He is a Hobie sailor. I have no dought in my
mind that he has sailed in conditions much more severe than those I
described and enjoyed the hell out of it.

What the difference was the vessel being sailed. In his lake sailing he
didn't have to worry about a capsize. That was part of the fun. The
unknown was putting a boat with a galley, sleeping quarters, An inboard
engine etc over. He is just learning what a Keel boat can take. Sorry,
again a cruising keel boat. He is new to that type of sailing.

You Great Lake sailors and Inland Lake Cruising sailors weren't meant to
be slighted

Ole Thom

"katysails" wrote in message
...
Well, you do have to worry about a capsize in the Great
Lakes....you'll die
just as surely as if you capsized in the ocean and many have....

but the green glow helps tremendously with body recovery.


--
Scott Vernon
Plowville Pa _/)__/)_/)_

....so you've heard about the attack of the algae creatures?

At least it has disintegrated somewhat this weekend and is below the
surface..last weekend we had neon green fuzz on top of the water....

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
...

"katysails" wrote in message
...
Well, you do have to worry about a capsize in the Great
Lakes....you'll die
just as surely as if you capsized in the ocean and many have....

but the green glow helps tremendously with body recovery.


--
Scott Vernon
Plowville Pa _/)__/)_/)_

Oh my, haven't you had enough pictures of Jax in his speedo yet? ;-)

LP (Elvis lives...)

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
...
and pictures.



"Bart Senior" wrote in message
. net...
You and LP need to hook up, and then give us a trip report later
with your findings.

"JAXAshby" wrote

Why would any sailor want to roll up and secure a woman to
something
else?

LP ;-D

it makes for interesting foreplay. btw, use velcro fender straps
for less
chafe.

"Michael" wrote:

A. for the subject below you got the wrong lady.

Absoulety, Michael! You seem to read between the lines...

BTW, I had dinner with a guy whose daughter is a merchant mariner. She had
to get a senator's referral to go to school in Annapolis. I think he said
she was 1st or 2nd ???? (sorry, I forgot)

She can't tell her dad where she goes, it's a CIA thing...

LP

B. For the original
topic: some years ago we had a discussion on the Great Lakes. Because of
course Michigan has the longest coastline after Alaska. The Great Lakes
qualify as 'inland seas.' For (points assigned by Bart) who can define
the
two requirements that make that a true statement? Katysails you sit this
one out I KNOW you remember that conversation lo these many years ago.

M.

"Bart Senior" wrote in message
. net...
LP is telling us she likes to be tied up. Gentlemen practice
your knots!

"Lady Pilot" wrote

"Capt. Mooron" wrote:

"Purist" mode and go on endlessly about hank-ons and the dangers of
female
furling. ;-)

Why would any sailor want to roll up and secure a woman to something
else?

LP ;-D

Well, I wouldn't have put it like that...but close. ;-)

LP

"Flying Tadpole" wrote in message
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Cripes. Can't ANY of you lot recognise when you're being told to
get knotted?

Bart Senior wrote:

LP is telling us she likes to be tied up. Gentlemen practice
your knots!

"Lady Pilot" wrote

"Capt. Mooron" wrote:

"Purist" mode and go on endlessly about hank-ons and the dangers of
female
furling. ;-)

Why would any sailor want to roll up and secure a woman to something
else?

LP ;-D

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OooooozeOne wrote in message
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On Fri, 20 Aug 2004 21:56:51 +0930, Flying Tadpole
scribbled thusly:

Cripes. Can't ANY of you lot recognise when you're being told to
get knotted?

Merkins Timmy....

Oh, come on Oz...

Could you send me one of your gold braided captains hats for good luck?
hehee


LP

Bart, when you run my sentences thru you Venus to Mars translator, you need
to remember the "drop down" options. Select southern or midwest...not the
New Yorker that is obviously your default...

LP

"Bart Senior" wrote in message
. net...
You and LP need to hook up, and then give us a trip report later
with your findings.

"JAXAshby" wrote

Why would any sailor want to roll up and secure a woman to something
else?

LP ;-D

it makes for interesting foreplay. btw, use velcro fender straps for
less
chafe.

Oops, sorry. My question is...do all MM have to go thru the same process?

What's so special about this school in Annapolis?

Thanks...LP

Ah. Civilisation. Men on a leash, then, not knotted at all,
just at the end of their rope?

FT
"...swing,swing together..."
Lady Pilot wrote:

Well, I wouldn't have put it like that...but close. ;-)

LP

"Flying Tadpole" wrote in message
...
Cripes. Can't ANY of you lot recognise when you're being told to
get knotted?

Bart Senior wrote:

LP is telling us she likes to be tied up. Gentlemen practice
your knots!

"Lady Pilot" wrote

"Capt. Mooron" wrote:

"Purist" mode and go on endlessly about hank-ons and the dangers of
female
furling. ;-)

Why would any sailor want to roll up and secure a woman to something
else?

LP ;-D

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Flying Tadpole

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