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Donal October 22nd 04 12:46 AM


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On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 23:44:16 +0100, "Donal" wrote:


"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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What's your longest trip ( miles / days) on your
boat , so far?


550 miles/16 days.

The longest leg was 148 miles/ 26 hours. It included the best and worst
sailing that I've done. The first 7 hours were horrible (F7-8 on the

nose),
the last 10 hours were fantastic ... F4-5 on the quarter.

And based on your previous statements, we can safely assume that you

motored 85%
of the time?


You would make assumptions, wouldn't you?


Like all people who make assumptions, you are incapable of sifting all of
the evidence. Your limited intelligence prevents you from remembering
anything that doesn't back up your incorrect assertion.


One of my previons statements concerned the size of my fuel tank. It only
holds 10 gallons!

Sooo, based on your statements, we can safely assume that you know nothing.


Regards


Donal
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Donal October 22nd 04 12:58 AM


"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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"Donal" wrote


550 miles/16 days.

The longest leg was 148 miles/ 26 hours. It included the best and

worst
sailing that I've done. The first 7 hours were horrible (F7-8 on

the nose),
the last 10 hours were fantastic ... F4-5 on the quarter.


Donut, I bow to your superiooo......wait..........were you doing this
single handed?


No, I don't have a problem getting crew..... which is fortunate, 'cos I hate
drinking alone.

Regards


Donal
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Scott Vernon October 22nd 04 01:21 AM


"Donal" wrote in message
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"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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"Donal" wrote


550 miles/16 days.

The longest leg was 148 miles/ 26 hours. It included the best

and
worst
sailing that I've done. The first 7 hours were horrible (F7-8

on
the nose),
the last 10 hours were fantastic ... F4-5 on the quarter.


Donut, I bow to your superiooo......wait..........were you doing

this
single handed?


No, I don't have a problem getting crew..... which is fortunate,

'cos I hate
drinking alone.



Well, my 387 NM in 15 days was done by myself. :p~

Maybe I should try mouthwash?

Scotty



katysails October 22nd 04 12:04 PM

Donal's not a cruiser....

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On Fri, 22 Oct 2004 00:46:28 +0100, "Donal" wrote:


wrote in message
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On Thu, 21 Oct 2004 23:44:16 +0100, "Donal"
wrote:


"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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What's your longest trip ( miles / days) on your
boat , so far?


550 miles/16 days.

The longest leg was 148 miles/ 26 hours. It included the best and
worst
sailing that I've done. The first 7 hours were horrible (F7-8 on the

nose),
the last 10 hours were fantastic ... F4-5 on the quarter.

And based on your previous statements, we can safely assume that you

motored 85%
of the time?


You would make assumptions, wouldn't you?


Like all people who make assumptions, you are incapable of sifting all of
the evidence. Your limited intelligence prevents you from remembering
anything that doesn't back up your incorrect assertion.


You made a direct statement that cruisers motor 85% of the time. My only
assumption is that you include yourself in that belief.


One of my previons statements concerned the size of my fuel tank. It only
holds 10 gallons!


And how much do the 20, 5 gallon cans tied to your railing hold? Enough to
get
you 148 miles in 26 hours during your longest leg? Of those 26 hours, you
only
accounted for 17 where you even claimed to have the sials up. There are 9
hours
you won't even talk about. Were you being towed? Aground? Lost?


Sooo, based on your statements, we can safely assume that you know
nothing.


Looks like I hit the nail on the head, Donald.

BB




Donal October 22nd 04 11:25 PM


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On Fri, 22 Oct 2004 00:46:28 +0100, "Donal" wrote:


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And based on your previous statements, we can safely assume that you

motored 85%
of the time?


You would make assumptions, wouldn't you?

Like all people who make assumptions, you are incapable of sifting all of
the evidence. Your limited intelligence prevents you from remembering
anything that doesn't back up your incorrect assertion.


You made a direct statement that cruisers motor 85% of the time. My only
assumption is that you include yourself in that belief.


"assumption", huh? I am truly astonished by your intelligence. Are you on
a ventilator? How do you remember to breathe?



One of my previons statements concerned the size of my fuel tank. It

only
holds 10 gallons!


And how much do the 20, 5 gallon cans tied to your railing hold? Enough to

get
you 148 miles in 26 hours during your longest leg? Of those 26 hours, you

only
accounted for 17 where you even claimed to have the sials up. There are 9

hours
you won't even talk about. Were you being towed? Aground? Lost?


What an inexperienced pratt you are!!

Can't you figure out what the middle 9 hours were like? Any sailor who read
my description would know that the middle 9 hours ...[snip .. I can't be
bothered to explain]





Looks like I hit the nail on the head, Donald.



You should be very proud of yourself. I'm impressed that somebody who knows
nothing at all about the weather is able to post messages to Usenet. Soon,
you will be able to tie your own shoelaces.


Regards


Donal
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Donal October 23rd 04 12:32 AM


"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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Maybe I should try mouthwash?


Don't bother, it wouldn't work ... sheep just hate water!



Regards


Donal
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Donal October 23rd 04 10:38 PM


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Poor, pitiful, Donald


Hello, Bob!



Regards


Donal
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Scott Vernon October 24th 04 12:45 AM

So I was wasting my time taking baths every Saturday?

Scotty

"Donal" wrote in message
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"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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Maybe I should try mouthwash?


Don't bother, it wouldn't work ... sheep just hate water!



Regards


Donal
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Thom Stewart October 24th 04 05:52 AM

Scott,

It looks like your fuel tank is 12 gals. That 5 gals should leave you
with just over 1/2 tank. Is it so?

Leaving you a motoring range of 250+ NM A nice set-up for a Coastal
cruiser.

Ole Thom


Thom Stewart October 24th 04 06:19 AM

Donal,

You don't have to try to educate an ASSHOLE. You made a 16 day /550 mile
trip on your vessel. How you did it is your business and on one elses.
We have Aux. Their our vessels and we can use them any damn way we
please.

Ole Thom


Scott Vernon October 24th 04 03:37 PM

According to the gauge it was a little less than 1/2 , but I don't top
it off till it runs out. I fill it watching the gauge, and stop when
it's close to full. I really didn't need the fuel, but I stopped at
the fuel dock for ice and so.

Scotty


"Thom Stewart" wrote in message
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Scott,

It looks like your fuel tank is 12 gals. That 5 gals should leave

you
with just over 1/2 tank. Is it so?

Leaving you a motoring range of 250+ NM A nice set-up for a Coastal
cruiser.

Ole Thom




Donal October 25th 04 11:55 PM


"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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So I was wasting my time taking baths every Saturday?


You didn't need to brush your teeth either!!



Regards


Donal
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Scott Vernon October 26th 04 12:48 AM


"Donal" wrote in message
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"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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So I was wasting my time taking baths every Saturday?


You didn't need to brush your teeth either!!



I didn't.





Martin Baxter October 26th 04 01:34 PM

Scott Vernon wrote:



You didn't need to brush your teeth either!!




I didn't.


Of course not, don't you usually take 'em out and put 'em in the parts washer?

Cheers
Marty


Scott Vernon October 26th 04 07:47 PM


"Martin Baxter" wrote in message
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Scott Vernon wrote:
You didn't need to brush your teeth either!!

I didn't.


Of course not, don't you usually take 'em out and put 'em in the

parts washer?

Nah, I use my grinder / polisher.





Martin Baxter October 27th 04 01:14 PM

Scott Vernon wrote:
"Martin Baxter" wrote in message
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Scott Vernon wrote:

You didn't need to brush your teeth either!!

I didn't.


Of course not, don't you usually take 'em out and put 'em in the


parts washer?

Nah, I use my grinder / polisher.



With the motorized bits?

Cheers
Marty


Scott Vernon October 27th 04 03:08 PM


"Martin Baxter" wrote

Nah, I use my grinder / polisher.



With the motorized bits?



You know I can't afford the motorized ones.

SV



Martin Baxter October 27th 04 03:33 PM

Scott Vernon wrote:

"Martin Baxter" wrote

Nah, I use my grinder / polisher.



With the motorized bits?




You know I can't afford the motorized ones.


Don't worry, I hear that there will be some on Ebay soon, some guy in NYC has an overstock and is going to let them go cheap!

Cheers
Marty


Scott Vernon October 27th 04 04:22 PM

"Martin Baxter" wrote

Nah, I use my grinder / polisher.



With the motorized bits?




You know I can't afford the motorized ones.


Don't worry, I hear that there will be some on Ebay soon, some guy

in NYC has an overstock and is going to let them go cheap!


But I don't want to burn my fingers.




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