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In article , OzOne wrote:
On Wed, 27 Oct 2004 11:37:05 +1000, "david"
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"jspeer" wrote in message
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Of course you could go with a catamaran, but I've never been comfortable
offshore in a boat that is as stable upside-down as right-side up:-)

Jim


less chance of it sinking ? - unless you hole both hulls

david

and add a great big lump of lead!


And, actually, a cat is more stable upside down, which is good in that
you won't be in a washing machine with all sorts of things flying
around. The bad news is that it's near impossible to right on your
own. But, at least you'll be alive, relatively dry, and relatively
comfortable.

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