"Donal" wrote in message

"Maxprop" wrote in message


I'm still awaiting an answer, Mr. Milstead.


Daily reminders are an ineffective waste of bandwidth. Perhaps you could
issue an annual reminder instead??

An "ineffective waste of bandwidth" in this NG. That's ripe.

Max

I wish I knew.

Gilligan

"Maxprop" wrote in message
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"Maxprop" wrote in message

"Gilligan" wrote in message

Why must everyone deride and mock the Good Captain? He is one of the
few
to
think primarily of ideas, of cause and effect. He's consistently kept
this
board on track with pertinent sailing related topics and broadened it
by
applying time tested truths to the world at large. I, for one, admire
the
Good Captain who disdains the fashionable for the correct and true! He
is
a
real life role model for everyone, being a principled humantarian and
philosopher. The Good Captain knows the difference between "fun" and
contentment. God Bless him.

Mr. Milstead,

Any idea when "the capt." might return???? Huh?

Max

I'm still awaiting an answer, Mr. Milstead.

Max

"Gilligan" wrote in message

I wish I knew.

Well, wish a little harder and perhaps you can make it so.

Max

You miss him that much too?

Gilligan

"Maxprop" wrote in message
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"Gilligan" wrote in message

I wish I knew.

Well, wish a little harder and perhaps you can make it so.

Max

Gilligan wrote:
Why must everyone deride and mock the Good Captain?

Why not?

Actually, not everyone does.


... He is one of the few to
think primarily of ideas, of cause and effect.

You mean, he spends hours every mornging trying to figure out how to put
on his shoes?


... He's consistently kept this
board on track with pertinent sailing related topics and broadened it by
applying time tested truths to the world at large.

Oh really? Like his "special foil section" he applied to his keel?


... I, for one, admire the
Good Captain who disdains the fashionable for the correct and true! He is a
real life role model for everyone, being a principled humantarian and
philosopher. The Good Captain knows the difference between "fun" and
contentment. God Bless him.

Agreed. May the good Lord keep him safe (probably best accomplished by
keeping him away from power tools and deep water), and far away.

Regards
Doug King

I am glad you agree Doug. I don't see how power tools can be of any danger
to the Good Captain. The voltage drop on an extension cord of sufficient
length would most certainly limit the torque of any type of rotating
machinery.

Gilligan



"DSK" wrote in message
. ..
Gilligan wrote:
Why must everyone deride and mock the Good Captain?

Why not?

Actually, not everyone does.


... He is one of the few to
think primarily of ideas, of cause and effect.

You mean, he spends hours every mornging trying to figure out how to put
on his shoes?


... He's consistently kept this
board on track with pertinent sailing related topics and broadened it by
applying time tested truths to the world at large.

Oh really? Like his "special foil section" he applied to his keel?


... I, for one, admire the
Good Captain who disdains the fashionable for the correct and true! He
is a
real life role model for everyone, being a principled humantarian and
philosopher. The Good Captain knows the difference between "fun" and
contentment. God Bless him.

Agreed. May the good Lord keep him safe (probably best accomplished by
keeping him away from power tools and deep water), and far away.

Regards
Doug King

"Gilligan" wrote ...
The voltage drop on an extension cord of sufficient
length would most certainly limit the torque of any type of rotating
machinery.

Not if it's sized properly.

Scotty

A limp wrist also tends to limit torque.
Scout

"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
...

"Gilligan" wrote ...
The voltage drop on an extension cord of sufficient
length would most certainly limit the torque of any type of rotating
machinery.

Not if it's sized properly.

Scotty

ask one of your students to help you.


"Scout" wrote in message
...
A limp wrist also tends to limit torque.
Scout

Because without it, there would be no Internet Opera.....
"Gilligan" wrote in message
.net...
Why must everyone deride and mock the Good Captain? He is one of the few
to
think primarily of ideas, of cause and effect. He's consistently kept this
board on track with pertinent sailing related topics and broadened it by
applying time tested truths to the world at large. I, for one, admire the
Good Captain who disdains the fashionable for the correct and true! He is
a
real life role model for everyone, being a principled humantarian and
philosopher. The Good Captain knows the difference between "fun" and
contentment. God Bless him.

Gilligan