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Bobsprit August 29th 04 03:13 AM

Rain=FUN
 

Suzanne is having pre-labor contractions, so we are staying clear of mid-day
heat and sun. Heading out to the boat at 5:30, we heard about a very heavy rain
cell in NJ. We could already see it's effects, but we had friends sailing with
us and we all wanted to go. 30 minutes into the sail, the wind built to about
30 knots and it started to drizzle. I sent Suzanne below. Liz stayed on deck
with me, gradually spilling the main. Somehow I guessed that the wind was maxed
out and it was, so we pinched upwind close to Stepping Stone and I watched a
big tug coming our way to starboard. Then the rain hit. You know the kind (Not
you, Scotty). We couldn't see 20 feet in front of us and the rain was stinging.
My only worry was the position of the tug, so I tacked and took her downwind.
The rain cleared pretty quickly of course...and the main point is that it felt
GREAT! Temps dropped 20 degrees and stayed cool while we continued to sail.
Suprisingly there was still a lot of wind and we sailed for a while before
returning to the slip. A great mini sail and the BBQ was great as well!!!!
Hope you all got out there today!

RB

Joe August 29th 04 09:02 PM

(Bobsprit) wrote in message ...

Sounds like a fun sail. We often get hit by squalls here in Galveston
bay. Here you have to be careful as some are prone to violent
downbursts.

But we to emjoy to sail in the warm rain. Best time to wash down the
decks as well.

We spent the day and night out Friday and Saturday just exploring
Trinity bay Trinity Bay east of here ..40 something miles. The
speckeled trout were thrashing thru huge schools of shad. We dropped
the hook and had a blast catching 3-4lb trout, turned them into filets
and threw them on the Magna grill with shrimp. Used ultralite fishing
gear... great sport and dinner. And the night sailing was perfect.
10-12 knots of warm wind, and a silver trail from almost a full moon
to follow. Snagged a crab trap in the wheel so I had a nice night
dive. We anchored up around 04:30 close to the mouth of the Trinity
river, kicked on the power and the AC. Enjoyed an unpolitical movie
and snozzed to a nice splash against the hull. Next day up the river
a bit looking for a nice hurricane hole. Did not find one due to a
bridge and my mast. Cedar Bayou seems to be my the best choice. Next
day we stopped and watched the surf from the huge ships roll for miles
on a flat bay. Planning on going back and surfing the waves soon. Done
it with the dick close futher up the bay, but this area is much better
and you can surf a few miles on one wave with the right ship.

It was an enjoyable weekend.

Bet you babie is born this Wensday an 11:42 AM.

Lets get a pole going if it's legal.

What are you going to name him/her?

Joe

Suzanne is having pre-labor contractions, so we are staying clear of mid-day
heat and sun. Heading out to the boat at 5:30, we heard about a very heavy rain
cell in NJ. We could already see it's effects, but we had friends sailing with
us and we all wanted to go. 30 minutes into the sail, the wind built to about
30 knots and it started to drizzle. I sent Suzanne below. Liz stayed on deck
with me, gradually spilling the main. Somehow I guessed that the wind was maxed
out and it was, so we pinched upwind close to Stepping Stone and I watched a
big tug coming our way to starboard. Then the rain hit. You know the kind (Not
you, Scotty). We couldn't see 20 feet in front of us and the rain was stinging.
My only worry was the position of the tug, so I tacked and took her downwind.
The rain cleared pretty quickly of course...and the main point is that it felt
GREAT! Temps dropped 20 degrees and stayed cool while we continued to sail.
Suprisingly there was still a lot of wind and we sailed for a while before
returning to the slip. A great mini sail and the BBQ was great as well!!!!
Hope you all got out there today!

RB


Bobsprit August 30th 04 01:25 AM

Sounds like a fun sail. We often get hit by squalls here in Galveston
bay. Here you have to be careful as some are prone to violent
downbursts.

I waited for heavy air, but it never built much beyond 30 knots. I quickly
furled up the genoa and waited for worse. With Suzanne aboard I was glad it was
mostly heavy rain. Still, it was fun and we kept the wind even when it dried
out.

RB

Bobsprit August 30th 04 01:26 AM

Bet you babie is born this Wensday an 11:42 AM.

Lets get a pole going if it's legal.

What are you going to name him/her?


I hope he comes before the due date of Sept. 9th. We have a few good names, but
will wait until we see him.

RB

Scott Vernon August 30th 04 01:57 AM


"Joe" wrote

Bet you babie is born this Wensday an 11:42 AM.

Lets get a pole going if it's legal.

What are you going to name him/her?



****Head Jr. ?



Bobsprit August 30th 04 01:59 AM

What are you going to name him/her?


****Head Jr. ?


Scotty Potti is such a royal asshole that he's now bashing unborn kids. As you
can see, Mooron, Scotty really needs your help as he's a real class act.

Dead weight finds it's own level.

RB

Scott Vernon August 30th 04 02:03 AM

Hit a nerve, ****Head?

Scotty

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
What are you going to name him/her?



****Head Jr. ?


Scotty Potti is such a royal asshole that he's now bashing unborn

kids. As you
can see, Mooron, Scotty really needs your help as he's a real class

act.

Dead weight finds it's own level.

RB




Bobsprit August 30th 04 02:07 AM

Hit a nerve, ****Head?


Gosh! Talkin' to me, fag face? You're such a loser. And your boat, which is a
POS, reflects how little you've accomplished. Scum sailing aboard scum designed
by scum to sell to scum. And then it was used, unwanted scum and you still
bought it! You know it and so does everyone else. A nerve? LOL! You're caught
again and again. Even Mooron came to your rescue!

Bwahahahahahaha! There's your "nerve!"

RB

Scott Vernon August 30th 04 02:13 AM

Guess so.


"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Hit a nerve, ****Head?


Gosh! Talkin' to me, fag face? You're such a loser. And your boat,

which is a
POS, reflects how little you've accomplished. Scum sailing aboard

scum designed
by scum to sell to scum. And then it was used, unwanted scum and you

still
bought it! You know it and so does everyone else. A nerve? LOL!

You're caught
again and again. Even Mooron came to your rescue!

Bwahahahahahaha! There's your "nerve!"

RB




Bobsprit August 30th 04 02:14 AM

Guess so.



Good, then we all agree. Scotty is scum!

RB

Scott Vernon August 30th 04 02:18 AM


"Bobsprit" wrote



Good, then we all agree, ****Head Jr.

RB




Capt. Mooron August 30th 04 02:30 AM


"Bobsprit" wrote in message

Even Mooron came to your rescue!


What the....... ???????

When?

I post on Sailing and OT threads alike.

I rescue nobody....

I don't play favourites..... without a plan.

You post here... you are fair game.

Guide yourself accordingly! :-)

CM




gonefishiing August 30th 04 03:31 AM

missed the lightening i take it?
rode it out on my mooring and headed out as soon as the rain passed.
a great sail till around midnight
today was even better, one of those days god gives to sailors.
my crew fell ill.............strange she's done well every other time.

sounds like your about to be dad bobsprit real soon.

gf.



"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...

Suzanne is having pre-labor contractions, so we are staying clear of

mid-day
heat and sun. Heading out to the boat at 5:30, we heard about a very heavy

rain
cell in NJ. We could already see it's effects, but we had friends sailing

with
us and we all wanted to go. 30 minutes into the sail, the wind built to

about
30 knots and it started to drizzle. I sent Suzanne below. Liz stayed on

deck
with me, gradually spilling the main. Somehow I guessed that the wind was

maxed
out and it was, so we pinched upwind close to Stepping Stone and I watched

a
big tug coming our way to starboard. Then the rain hit. You know the kind

(Not
you, Scotty). We couldn't see 20 feet in front of us and the rain was

stinging.
My only worry was the position of the tug, so I tacked and took her

downwind.
The rain cleared pretty quickly of course...and the main point is that it

felt
GREAT! Temps dropped 20 degrees and stayed cool while we continued to

sail.
Suprisingly there was still a lot of wind and we sailed for a while before
returning to the slip. A great mini sail and the BBQ was great as well!!!!
Hope you all got out there today!

RB




Horvath August 30th 04 05:28 AM

On 30 Aug 2004 00:26:34 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote this
crap:

Lets get a pole going if it's legal.



Only if we get some strippers.





Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!

Bobsprit August 30th 04 12:18 PM

I post on Sailing and OT threads alike.

I rescue nobody....


I think it was very nice of you. Scotty was getting beat up again and needed
help. I just watched your carefully polite debate with him. Mooron, you are no
nomad here. I'm the only one who makes no treaties or alliances here. You're a
notch below Katey. Go pick some flowers, boy!

RB

Bobsprit August 30th 04 12:20 PM

missed the lightening i take it?
rode it out on my mooring and headed out as soon as the rain passed.
a great sail till around midnight

No, there was a lot of lightening and Liz thought there was a strike on the
water close to us. But that happens a lot on the LIS.

RB

Bobsprit August 30th 04 12:22 PM

sounds like your about to be dad bobsprit real soon.


Any day now....the nursery is complete and the crib cost more than Scotty's
boat and the bassenette is more seaworthy by a mile.

RB

Scott Vernon August 30th 04 02:17 PM


"Bob****" wrote


.the nursery is complete and the crib cost more than Scotty's
boat


You spent $5,000 on a crib? Hope ****Head Jr. likes it.

Scotty



Scott Vernon August 30th 04 02:23 PM

Now you're jealous because Mooron talked to me??? Hoo boy, what a
whacko!


"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
I post on Sailing and OT threads alike.

I rescue nobody....


I think it was very nice of you. Scotty was getting beat up again

and needed
help. I just watched your carefully polite debate with him. Mooron,

you are no
nomad here. I'm the only one who makes no treaties or alliances

here. You're a
notch below Katey. Go pick some flowers, boy!

RB




Bobsprit August 30th 04 04:28 PM

You spent $5,000 on a crib? Hope ****Head Jr. likes it.


You spent 5K on that miserable excuse for a boat? Hope your ****head wife likes
it.

Shabammmm! Bwahahaha!

RB

Bobsprit August 30th 04 04:29 PM

Now you're jealous because Mooron talked to me???


Scotty continues to play kissy kissy with Mooron. It's sweet!

RB

Capt. Mooron August 30th 04 05:42 PM


"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
| I post on Sailing and OT threads alike.
|
| I rescue nobody....
|
|
| I think it was very nice of you. Scotty was getting beat up again and
needed
| help. I just watched your carefully polite debate with him. Mooron, you
are no
| nomad here. I'm the only one who makes no treaties or alliances here.
You're a
| notch below Katey. Go pick some flowers, boy!

I think you will find my debates are generally polite..... unless it's with
that Loco Idiot! ;-)

I picked flowers for my mom this morning.... Daisys for the breakfast
table.... before reporting to the job site. Finished a day's work in 3
hours. Now I am contemplating which of the farm chores to tackle first.

BTW - Nomad means wanderer.... not loner Bob!

CM




Capt. Mooron August 30th 04 05:43 PM


"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
| Now you're jealous because Mooron talked to me???
|
|
| Scotty continues to play kissy kissy with Mooron. It's sweet!

I believe his last comment was referring to me as arrogant.... I of course
took it as a compliment but I doubt that is what Scotty had intended!

CM



Bobsprit August 30th 04 05:48 PM

| notch below Katey. Go pick some flowers, boy!

I think you will find my debates are generally polite..... unless it's with
that Loco Idiot! ;-)


I agree on both counts and I was simply and acurately stating that it was nice
of you to rescue Scotty Potti...or attempt it. The two of you are still
incapable of taking me on all the same.

RB

Bobsprit August 30th 04 05:51 PM

Nomad: 2: Noun
2 : an individual who roams about aimlessly


Sorry, Mooron. My usage was correct. Nomad also refers to a "people" but you
should know the full meaning of a word before challenging your betters, sir.
Try again, but take a deep breath 1st. You've been swallowing your feet along
with Scotty Potti's.

RB



Bobsprit August 30th 04 05:54 PM

| Scotty continues to play kissy kissy with Mooron. It's sweet!

I believe his last comment was referring to me as arrogant....


Ooooooh. Ya gonna take that? Calling someone arrogant is hardly the height of
insults. You guys keep playing patty-cake. It's good form, really.

RB

Capt. Mooron August 30th 04 06:17 PM


"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
| Nomad: 2: Noun
| 2 : an individual who roams about aimlessly

Nomadic poeple do not wander about aimlessly... and that is not the correct
definition... but you know that now don't you.

|
|
| Sorry, Mooron. My usage was correct. Nomad also refers to a "people" but
you
| should know the full meaning of a word before challenging your betters,
sir.
| Try again, but take a deep breath 1st. You've been swallowing your feet
along
| with Scotty Potti's.

Nomad, Nomads, Nomadic..... neither entails "aimless" in the definition
Bob.

CM
|



Capt. Mooron August 30th 04 06:23 PM


"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
| | notch below Katey. Go pick some flowers, boy!
|
| I think you will find my debates are generally polite..... unless it's
with
| that Loco Idiot! ;-)
|
|
| I agree on both counts and I was simply and acurately stating that it was
nice
| of you to rescue Scotty Potti...or attempt it. The two of you are still
| incapable of taking me on all the same.

The two of us???? Oh Please! Since when?

Bob... I've managed to trounce you mercilessly, single-handed... on more
than one occasion. To date you have failed in every attempt to do likewise
to me. I'm certain that this fact is in large part responsible for your
continued courtesy and acquiescence to me.

CM



Bobsprit August 30th 04 06:33 PM

| 2 : an individual who roams about aimlessly

Nomadic poeple do not wander about aimlessly... and that is not the correct
definition... but you know that now don't you.


Poor Mooron! You force me to slap you about!
From Websters 2004 Ed.
Main Entry: no·mad
Pronunciation: 'nO-"mad, British also 'nä-
Function: noun
Etymology: Latin nomad-, nomas member of a wandering pastoral people, from
Greek, from nemein
Date: 1579
1 : a member of a people who have no fixed residence but move from place to
place usually seasonally and within a well-defined territory
2 : an individual who roams about aimlessly
- nomad adjective
- no·mad·ism /'nO-"ma-"di-z&m/ noun


RB

Bobsprit August 30th 04 06:39 PM

To date you have failed in every attempt to do likewise
to me.


Oh irony of irony!

RB

Joe August 30th 04 06:44 PM

"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message ...
"Bobsprit" wrote in message

Even Mooron came to your rescue!


What the....... ???????

When?


Ignore him Mooron, He's just running around like a chicken with his
head cut off.

Must be all the republicans in town that has him so worked up to a
frenzy.



I post on Sailing and OT threads alike.

I rescue nobody....



Bob thinks everyone needs rescuing. Thats comes from always counting
on others to do what you should do for yourself. It's engraved in his
brain.

I'm sure he expects the Coast Guard to come to his rescue if he calls
on them.

Joe





I don't play favourites..... without a plan.

You post here... you are fair game.

Guide yourself accordingly! :-)

CM


Bobsprit August 30th 04 06:45 PM

'm certain that this fact is in large part responsible for your
continued courtesy and acquiescence to me.


I'm certain that, after failing to know the full meaning of "Nomad", you should
steer clear of words like "acquiescence."
This is not a good day for you, Mooron. Are you well?

RB

Capt. Mooron August 30th 04 06:53 PM


"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
| To date you have failed in every attempt to do likewise
| to me.
|
|
| Oh irony of irony!

Tsk Tsk Tsk.....

CM



Capt. Mooron August 30th 04 06:55 PM


"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
| 'm certain that this fact is in large part responsible for your
| continued courtesy and acquiescence to me.
|
|
| I'm certain that, after failing to know the full meaning of "Nomad", you
should
| steer clear of words like "acquiescence."
| This is not a good day for you, Mooron. Are you well?

It's a fine day Bob..... I'm feeling well and sharp as a razor. Is the
stress of impending parenthood overwhelming you today?

CM



Capt. Mooron August 30th 04 07:00 PM

Why thank You Bob..... you've effectively shot yourself in the foot with
minimal goading on my part.

CM

"Bobsprit" in message originally defined nomad solely as

| | 2 : an individual who roams about aimlessly
|
| Nomadic poeple do not wander about aimlessly... and that is not the
correct
| definition... but you know that now don't you.
|
|
| Poor Mooron! You force me to slap you about!
| From Websters 2004 Ed.
| Main Entry: no·mad
| Pronunciation: 'nO-"mad, British also 'nä-
| Function: noun
| Etymology: Latin nomad-, nomas member of a wandering pastoral people, from
| Greek, from nemein
| Date: 1579
| 1 : a member of a people who have no fixed residence but move from place
to
| place usually seasonally and within a well-defined territory

| RB



Capt. Mooron August 30th 04 07:02 PM


"Joe" wrote in message

| Ignore him Mooron, He's just running around like a chicken with his
| head cut off.

I would never ignore Bob.... and he always runs around like that! :-)

CM



Bobsprit August 30th 04 11:12 PM

It's a fine day Bob..... I'm feeling well and sharp as a razor.


Doesn't see like it when you don't even know what Nomad means.

RB

Bobsprit August 30th 04 11:12 PM

Is the
stress of impending parenthood overwhelming you today?


Yes!!!

RB

Capt. Mooron August 31st 04 12:07 AM


"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
| It's a fine day Bob..... I'm feeling well and sharp as a razor.
|
|
| Doesn't see like it when you don't even know what Nomad means.

Well obviously you need either to awaken your sense of comprehension or slip
on the beer goggles and claim a Drunk Defense... because, sure as
shootin'... Nomad means what I said it does Bob!

And your original use to infer "solitary" & "lone" was so far off the mark
as to be... Oh Heck here's what you said:

Mooron, you are no nomad here. I'm the only one who makes no treaties or

alliances here

Now really Bob... even you can see how silly that sounds now can't you?


Heh.. when are you going to start a thread about night sailing..... you
know.. impart some of your experience, knowledge and offer some pointers.
Maybe some Navigation Threads as well.

CM



Jonathan Ganz August 31st 04 02:02 AM

In article ,
wrote:
On 30 Aug 2004 17:45:59 GMT, (Bobsprit) wrote:

'm certain that this fact is in large part responsible for your
continued courtesy and acquiescence to me.


I'm certain that, after failing to know the full meaning of "Nomad", you should
steer clear of words like "acquiescence."
This is not a good day for you, Mooron. Are you well?

RB


I had a station wagon called a Nomad many years ago. Is that what you guys are
on about? It was great for cruising aimlessly.


When I was in high school, I used to drive my father's 56 Ford
convertable... white with red highlights. We used to cruise over to
the Valley... Ventura Blvd. That was fun. It was a great car, but
finally something broke off inside the engine and it banged so loud
my father gave it away. I had a 62 Buick for a while, but it wasn't
nearly so much fun.
--
Jonathan Ganz (j gan z @ $ail no w.c=o=m)
http://www.sailnow.com
"If there's no wind, row."



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