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it's just too scary for boob**** to even think about.


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Watermaker?


Not yet. Will get one before heading out into the Pacific.


Read NEVER.


Why?

Joe

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"John Cairns" wrote i

Probably because Bob hasn't done any blue-water sailing in the

Atlantic,
even though he's had ample opportunity to do so over the years, by

his own
reckoning.



But he did the round Long Island race. At least he bragged that he
was going to do it.

he did it, right?

SV


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"John Cairns" wrote

Probably because Bob hasn't done any blue-water sailing in the

Atlantic,
even though he's had ample opportunity to do so over the years, by

his own
reckoning.


What about his famous 'sail to nowhere'? I remember him bragging
about that even before he did it.

When *did* he do that, anyway?

Scotty




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"Scott Vernon" wrote in message
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"John Cairns" wrote

Probably because Bob hasn't done any blue-water sailing in the

Atlantic,
even though he's had ample opportunity to do so over the years, by

his own
reckoning.


What about his famous 'sail to nowhere'? I remember him bragging
about that even before he did it.

When *did* he do that, anyway?

Scotty


Don't really know much about Bob's sailing "history". I do recall him
bragging about not being a "9 to 5'er" on more than one occasion. My
thoughts have always been, if you have the time and are in a geographic
location to do a blue-water cruise, why not? I guess Joe hasn't been here
long enough to remember those posts. I suspect that Bobs done a lot less
sailing than he claimed he would.
John Cairns





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My
thoughts have always been, if you have the time and are in a geographic
location to do a blue-water cruise, why not?


So, John, are we to understand that you agree with Joe's post about no boat
under 200 feet ever needing a bow thruster? Or do you agree with me that in
some cases it's needed based on the vessel and docking situation?

RB
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Way to change the subject BB.


"Bob**** the big fat LOSER" wrote ...
My
thoughts have always been, if you have the time and are in a

geographic
location to do a blue-water cruise, why not?


So, John, are we to understand that you agree with Joe's post about

no boat
under 200 feet ever needing a bow thruster? Or do you agree with me

that in
some cases it's needed based on the vessel and docking situation?

BoB



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"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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My
thoughts have always been, if you have the time and are in a geographic
location to do a blue-water cruise, why not?


So, John, are we to understand that you agree with Joe's post about no
boat
under 200 feet ever needing a bow thruster? Or do you agree with me that
in
some cases it's needed based on the vessel and docking situation?

RB


WTF?
John Cairns


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some cases it's needed based on the vessel and docking situation?

RB


WTF?


Exactly.

RB


 
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