"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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Please POST where I said It Happens all the time.

You the one who said you've seen this happen a number of times.


Please POST where I said it happens all the time.

Sorry I used a figure of speak. Too much for your limited mind. So just how
often do you see good lines parting for no reason?

Please explain to EVERYONE
why people will double up on ground tackle when bad weather approaches.

Primarily because anchors can drag, and single anchors can be upset. Also,
boats draging down on you can chafe a line. Worrying about a line parting in
the middle is real low on the list.

Please
tell us again how cordage NEVER fails inexplicably.

"Never" might be too strong a word. But I will say that in 45 years, I've
never seen a line fail inexplicably. I've seen a few fail for good reason - its
was always chafe, and usually the incompetance of the person show set it up.

No one else seems to be jumping to your defence; no one has come forward to say
it does happen. Yet you claim to have seen it a number of times in your more
limited experiance. I don't think its for me to explain why so many
"inexplicable" things happen to you, booby.

Shouldn't you be getting ready for your 'big trip'?


"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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YUP, gross incompetence.


How is Scotty Potti posting with all that rain and lightening?

RB

"Bobsprit" wrote


Actually, I never thought


That's your problem

Shouldn't you be getting ready for your 'big trip'?

How do you know about my sailing trip next week? We're sailing a Galaxy 32 from
Oyster Bay to a place near Shark River for a furling install, then back to City
Island. Two days aint a "big trip" though maybe for Scotty Potti!

RB

Please POST where I said it happens all the time.

Sorry I used a figure of speak.


No, you LIED. You claimed that I said happened ALL THE TIME. I never said
anything like that.
Figure of speech? Yeah, sure.
You're busted again.

RB

Please
tell us again how cordage NEVER fails inexplicably.

"Never" might be too strong a word.

Exactly. And that's why I added a line and that's why my boat is fine today and
THAT'S WHY YOU'RE WRONG!!!!!

Bwahahahahahahahahahahaha!!! Hoooh ahhhh!!! Check and mate!!!!

RB

No one else seems to be jumping to your defence; no one has come forward to say
it does happen.

And no one is dumb enough to say it can't. Not even the companies that make the
line.
Check and mate AGAIN!

RB

I don't think its for me to explain why so many
"inexplicable" things happen to you, booby.


So many? Golly, I hope you're not lying again. Let's see you list these
inexplicable things...

RB

the intellectual creep jeffies -- dummer than a box of rocks -- posted
something below. I have highlighted all the important stuff.


Subject: Real Boat QuestionFrom:
Date:10/2/200410:40AMEasternD
"Bobsprit"bob

..com... Please POST where I said It Happens all the time. You the
onewho said you've seen this happen anumber of times. Please POST where I
said it happens all thetime.Sorry I used a figure of speak. Too much for
your limited mind. So just howoften do you see good lines parting for no
reason?
Please explain to EVERYONE why
peoplewilldoubleupongroundtacklewhenbadweatherappr oaches.Primarily because
anchors can drag, and single anchors can be upset. Also,boatsdraging down on
you can chafe a line. Worrying about a line parting inthe middle is real low
on the list. Please tell us again how cordage NEVER fails
inexplicably."Never" might be too strong a word. But I will say that in 45
years, I'venever seen a line failinexplicably. I've seen a few fail for good
reason -itswas always chafe, and usually the incompetance of the person show
set it up.No one else seems to be jumping to your defence; no one has come
forward tosayit does happen. Yet you claim to have seen it a number of times
in your morelimited experiance. I don't think its for me to explain why so
many
"inexplicable" things happen to you,booby.

"Bobsprit" wrote ...
Shouldn't you be getting ready for your 'big trip'?

How do you know about my sailing trip next week? We're sailing a
Galaxy 32 from
Oyster Bay to a place near Shark River for a furling install, then
back to City
Island.


How far is that in NM?


Two days aint a "big trip" though maybe for Scotty Potti!


Two days! Two whole days? at sea?......in a 32'er.......damn bob, you
da man!
That *is* a 'big trip'.
Do you have an EPIRB, a life raft and a well stocked ditch kit?
How much ice will you need to last two whole days?

Scotty