you like your boat for all the WRONG reasons. Looks, are what really
count. Nothing else matters, as long as she looks good.

Here's a quote for you to ponder, in your pond. ''I've yet to meet
anyone who made a sailboat choice with zero regard for the look of the
vessel.''


"Flying Tadpole" wrote in message
...

But they all relate to comfort and the little things that become
a real pain as one gets older--things like not being able to
stand up, or not being able to raise knees in a coffin-like
bunk. It's still primitive compared with Thom's pilothouse
luxury, but then its warmer down here...
--
Flying Tadpole

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you like your boat for all the WRONG reasons. Looks, are what really
count. Nothing else matters, as long as she looks good.


Wrong, Scotty. I test sailed a 32 before buying and traveled to do it.
You bought your boat without a test sail.
I did a ton of research and spoke to owners before buying, especially looking
at performance and quality compared to the P30. I even asked Steve and others
here.
You asked about your boat and got some warnings...all ignored because you
wanted a "bigger" boat for pennies.
I spoke to Bart yesterday and he agreed that you own a poor boat. (Sorry,
Bart!)
I understand your frustration.

RB

Stop lying, ****Head. What idiot would but a boat without a sea trial?



"Bobsprit" wrote in

You bought your boat without a test sail.

Stop lying, ****Head. What idiot would but a boat without a sea trial?


You did.


RB

"Bob****" wrote


I test sailed a 32 before buying and traveled to do it.

I had all the sellers bring their boats to my house so I wouldn't have
to travel.


SV

"Bobsprit" wrote
I spoke to Bart yesterday and he agreed that you own a poor boat.
(Sorry,
Bart!)

Well Bart did say he knew more about women than boats , and after
reading his recent rants about women, which he doesn't understand at
all, I would say he is some what less than an expert.

Could you ask Bart his opinion on my wife?


I understand frustration.

RB

Here's a quote for you to ponder, in your pond. ''I've yet to meet
anyone who made a sailboat choice with zero regard for the look of the
vessel.''


Good reason for a new thread. Let's see how wrong you are.

RB

(Bobsprit) wrote in message ...
Scotti Potty brought up an interesting point, even if it was in an attempt to
troll.


Is your Scotti Potty lame BS a trolling attempt?



How many of us are on our "last boats?"

I on my favorite boat, so until I find one I like better to suit my
uses it will be my last.

While many of us are happy with our current boats, we can easily see changes
and expectations that can't be met by our current boats. My next boat will be
36 feet long....after that I may go even larger.

Can't you make up your mind?

My last boat will probably be
something much smaller, but sweet, such as a H28 or even a smaller Nonsuch.
So...How many of you are on your "Last boat" and if you're not (most of us
aren't ready to roll over yet) what boat do you see finishing up on?


I think Im happy with my current boat. What does that have to do with
being ready to roll over? After 9 years of sailing and motor sailing
and motoring my boat I bet I can make it dance around your latest
stepping stone. I know what to expect from my boat and I know what it
expects from me.

If I stumbled into a few extra million dollars I might build a
re-production of my boat in nickle copper to cut down on on the
painting but it would be laid out the same way, same size, same power,
engines and sail configuration.

Joe

Forget it Joe, he just doesn't get it.

Scotty, a happy sailor.


"Joe" wrote in message
om...
(Bobsprit) wrote in message
...
Scotti Potty brought up an interesting point, even if it was in an
attempt to
troll.


Is your Scotti Potty lame BS a trolling attempt?



How many of us are on our "last boats?"

I on my favorite boat, so until I find one I like better to suit my
uses it will be my last.

While many of us are happy with our current boats, we can easily
see changes
and expectations that can't be met by our current boats. My next
boat will be
36 feet long....after that I may go even larger.

Can't you make up your mind?

My last boat will probably be
something much smaller, but sweet, such as a H28 or even a smaller
Nonsuch.
So...How many of you are on your "Last boat" and if you're not
(most of us
aren't ready to roll over yet) what boat do you see finishing up
on?


I think Im happy with my current boat. What does that have to do
with
being ready to roll over? After 9 years of sailing and motor sailing
and motoring my boat I bet I can make it dance around your latest
stepping stone. I know what to expect from my boat and I know what
it
expects from me.

If I stumbled into a few extra million dollars I might build a
re-production of my boat in nickle copper to cut down on on the
painting but it would be laid out the same way, same size, same
power,
engines and sail configuration.

Joe

Forget it Joe, he just doesn't get it.

Scotty, a happy sailor.


Yeah, Scotty Potti is soooo happy he MUST respond to any post he finds remotely
critical of his boat....which is most ANY post!!!

RB