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Capt. Mooron
 
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I'm not on anyone's side...

I look out for myself... the rest of you are on your own.

My advise would be to make friends and allys prior to crossing swords with
me!

[How's that for a dash of blatant arrogance? :-P]

CM

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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| You calling bob a liar? Oh, no. he needs to feel you are on 'his
| side'. Watch him explode now.
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| SV
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| "Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
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| I'm not advocating that at all Bob.
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| I simply told you that I did not find it necessary to test sail the
| vessel
| prior to making an offer. The sail was contingent on survey and sea
| trial.
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| CM
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| "Bobsprit" wrote in message
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| | Scotty and Mooron are now advocating buying a boat without a sea
| trial of
| any
| | kind. I'm curious; how many folks here bought their vessel without
| a sea
| trial
| | or at least sailing the same design prior?
| | I sailed Yoda before buying her.
| | I sailed a Pearson 30 3 times before buying Ghost.
| | I sailed a C&C 32 twice before buying Alien and drove quite a
| distance to
| do
| | it.
| | I think spending time aboard a boat (when possible) is a good idea
| prior
| to
| | purchase.
| |
| | RB
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"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
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I'm not on anyone's side...

I look out for myself... the rest of you are on your own.

My advise would be to make friends and allys prior to crossing

swords with
me!

[How's that for a dash of blatant arrogance? :-P]



Kinda lame. I expect better from you.
You're not mad at me because I proved you wrong in the ''Boom''
thread, are you?

Scotty


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"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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| "Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
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| I'm not on anyone's side...
|
| I look out for myself... the rest of you are on your own.
|
| My advise would be to make friends and allys prior to crossing
| swords with
| me!
|
| [How's that for a dash of blatant arrogance? :-P]
|
|
| Kinda lame. I expect better from you.
| You're not mad at me because I proved you wrong in the ''Boom''
| thread, are you?

Friggin' critics on the rag...

Nah..... I don't get mad Scotty..... you didn't prove my argument
wrong... just a portion of my rebuttal proved to be not as airtight as
expected. This is a good thing .:-P~~

Nonetheless.... my point of view regarding the topic remains solid.

CM


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"Capt. Mooron" wrote in message
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I'm not on anyone's side...

I look out for myself... the rest of you are on your own.

My advise would be to make friends and allys prior to crossing swords with
me!

[How's that for a dash of blatant arrogance? :-P]


Pah!

You are far too *nice* to be arrogant!

I also suspect that you are a little bit afraid to upset the big hitters.

You never insult Oz, Nav or Wally. Also, I'm a bit suspicious about your
lily livered attacks on the resident fattie from New York!

In fact, I can't remember when you last delivered a good insult to me......
Chicken!



Regards

Donal
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| Pah!
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| You are far too *nice* to be arrogant!

Thank You Donal... that was quite civil... for a change!


| I also suspect that you are a little bit afraid to upset the big hitters.

Do Tell.... Who might they be?

| You never insult Oz, Nav or Wally. Also, I'm a bit suspicious about
your
| lily livered attacks on the resident fattie from New York!

Both Oz & Nav have been not only insulted but put to run like the curs they
are by me at one time or another.
I like Wally..... he's got potential to achieve great status here with some
work. No need to shake the tree just yet.

|
| In fact, I can't remember when you last delivered a good insult to
me......

| Chicken!

Please Donal... considering the grade of invective from you and the sum
total of your rhetorical abilities..... it would be like spanking a child.

Feel Better Now? :-)

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So, you did a sea trial on your C&C 32?
John Cairns
"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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Scotty and Mooron are now advocating buying a boat without a sea trial of

any
kind. I'm curious; how many folks here bought their vessel without a sea

trial
or at least sailing the same design prior?
I sailed Yoda before buying her.
I sailed a Pearson 30 3 times before buying Ghost.
I sailed a C&C 32 twice before buying Alien and drove quite a distance to

do
it.
I think spending time aboard a boat (when possible) is a good idea prior

to
purchase.

RB



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Watch out John, he'll claim he 'caught' you in his 'troll'.

Scotty


"John Cairns" wrote in message
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So, you did a sea trial on your C&C 32?
John Cairns
"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...

Scotty and Mooron are now advocating buying a boat without a sea

trial of
any
kind. I'm curious; how many folks here bought their vessel without

a sea
trial
or at least sailing the same design prior?
I sailed Yoda before buying her.
I sailed a Pearson 30 3 times before buying Ghost.
I sailed a C&C 32 twice before buying Alien and drove quite a

distance to
do
it.
I think spending time aboard a boat (when possible) is a good idea

prior
to
purchase.

RB





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Sorry about that, had the post minimzed when I replied. Sailing a C&C 32 is
not a "sea trial" of the boat you purchased, unless the boat you purchased
is the one you sailed. There is only one kind of "sea trial" when you're
referring to the purchase of a used sailboat, it is a test sail with an
inspection of the particular boat
you're considering buying. Period. Really, even you should be able to figure
that one out. If you're going to play expert you need to UNDERSTAND the
terminology, otherwise you merely come off as ignorant
http://www.schulzsurveyors.com/sea.htm
This might help, a good definition of what a "sea trial" entails.
John Cairns.

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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Scotty and Mooron are now advocating buying a boat without a sea trial of

any
kind.
I sailed a C&C 32 twice before buying Alien ad drove quite a distance to

do
it.
I think spending time aboard a boat (when possible) is a good idea prior

to
purchase.

RB




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he 'tried out' the 'bed' (as he called it). That was all he needed,
that and good dock lines.

Scotty

"John Cairns" wrote in message
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Sorry about that, had the post minimzed when I replied. Sailing a

C&C 32 is
not a "sea trial" of the boat you purchased, unless the boat you

purchased
is the one you sailed. There is only one kind of "sea trial" when

you're
referring to the purchase of a used sailboat, it is a test sail with

an
inspection of the particular boat
you're considering buying. Period. Really, even you should be able

to figure
that one out. If you're going to play expert you need to UNDERSTAND

the
terminology, otherwise you merely come off as ignorant
http://www.schulzsurveyors.com/sea.htm
This might help, a good definition of what a "sea trial" entails.
John Cairns.

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...

Scotty and Mooron are now advocating buying a boat without a sea

trial of
any
kind.
I sailed a C&C 32 twice before buying Alien ad drove quite a

distance to
do
it.
I think spending time aboard a boat (when possible) is a good idea

prior
to
purchase.

RB






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Sailing a C&C32 is not a "sea trial".
http://www.schulzsurveyors.com/sea.htm
If you're going to play the expert, you need to UNDERSTAND the terminology.
There is only one kind of "sea trial", it involves sailing and inspecting
the boat you intend to purchase, not the same model.
John Cairns

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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Scotty and Mooron are now advocating buying a boat without a sea trial of

any
kind. .
I sailed a C&C 32 twice before buying Alien and drove quite a distance to

do
it.
I think spending time aboard a boat (when possible) is a good idea prior

to
purchase.

RB





 
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