Yup. True enough, I really don't get it!



And you never will.

And nobody, but trailer trash like you wants to!

Bwahahahaha!


RB

Think like a sailor once in awhile and not a Troller.


Why on earth would I do that, Thom?


RB

Also; A Lie is not a troll, it is still a Lie when it is proven a lie.
It is no longer a troll.


Bwahahahahaaha! Yeah, keep telling yourself that, Thom!

RB

"Bobsprit" wrote ...
Think like a sailor once in awhile


Why on earth would I do that, Thom?


pretty much sums it up, I'd say.

Scotty

BUBBLES for PRESIDENT!!!!

No yer talking!


RB

That's right booby, they don't. I've never heard or seen a line part for no
reason. 35 knots (so you claim) is not anything that should part a properly
setup line in a few hours. And to have no explanation? That's absurd!

But maybe my experience is a bit limited. Is there anyone else out there that
can tell us of a line spontaneously parting?



"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
In any case, this is not enough wind to part a proper
line, properly setup.

The line was setup correctly, showed no chafe and appeared fine. But lines can
NEVER part unexpectedly. NEVER, NEVER, so says Jeff!!!!

Hahahahahaha!

RB

"Jeff Morris" wrote in message
...
That's right booby, they don't. I've never heard or seen a line
part for no
reason. 35 knots (so you claim) is not anything that should part a
properly
setup line in a few hours. And to have no explanation? That's
absurd!

If that were the case, there'd be a few thousand boats drifting in the
bay.



But maybe my experience is a bit limited. Is there anyone else out
there that
can tell us of a line spontaneously parting?


Only when some fool lubber uses wash line to tie up.

SV

I've never heard or seen a line part for no
reason. 35 knots (so you claim) is not anything that should part a properly
setup line in a few hours. And to have no explanation? That's absurd!


Nope, properly set up lines NEVER give way. You're right, Jeff!!!! It can't
happen, though everyone I see doubles up on lines because...they're bored!!!
Jeff, I've seen lines go at the center. I've seen them chafe against eachother
and go FAST and I've seen them popped for no reason anyone could figure. I'm
sorry if you have so little experience. Want a pic of the line popped just
below the snubber with no chafe?
I doubt it will convince you.

You're just an idiot, Jeff. Truly. Now, dance a bit more for me!

RB

Now you're claiming the line parted with no chafe??? Good Grief! And you're
claiming it happens all the time at your marina??? Right Bob. Why is it that
no one else seems to have this problem?



"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
I've never heard or seen a line part for no
reason. 35 knots (so you claim) is not anything that should part a properly
setup line in a few hours. And to have no explanation? That's absurd!


Nope, properly set up lines NEVER give way. You're right, Jeff!!!! It can't
happen, though everyone I see doubles up on lines because...they're bored!!!
Jeff, I've seen lines go at the center. I've seen them chafe against eachother
and go FAST and I've seen them popped for no reason anyone could figure. I'm
sorry if you have so little experience. Want a pic of the line popped just
below the snubber with no chafe?
I doubt it will convince you.

You're just an idiot, Jeff. Truly. Now, dance a bit more for me!

RB

On Fri, 1 Oct 2004 16:51:09 -0700, (Thom Stewart)
wrote this crap:


Also; A Lie is not a troll, it is still a Lie when it is proven a lie.
It is no longer a troll.

Check out Gilly's trols He knows how to troll.


Speaking of which. You never answered my questions about the digital
phone line.





Pathetic Earthlings! No one can save you now!