Did ya know the average American consumes 947 pounds of steel a year.

Guess I snatched away a few years of a good thing from you plastic,
resin glass wussies. Back to fillin your blisters, spider cracks and
rott, and mushy spots..but make sure anything on your boat that needs
to be tough... is made of steel.

Joe

Joe wrote:
... you plastic,
resin glass wussies. Back to fillin your blisters, spider cracks and
rott, and mushy spots..but make sure anything on your boat that needs
to be tough... is made of steel.


Rust never sleeps

Also, once you learn how to sail well enough to avoid bashing your boat
against things, the usefulness of a steel hull is diminished.

DSK

"Joe" wrote in message
oups.com...
Did ya know I get 947 pounds of steel shoved up my ass a year.

DSK wrote:
Joe wrote:
... you plastic,
resin glass wussies. Back to fillin your blisters, spider cracks
and
rott, and mushy spots..but make sure anything on your boat that
needs
to be tough... is made of steel.


Rust never sleeps

Also, once you learn how to sail well enough to avoid bashing your
boat
against things, the usefulness of a steel hull is diminished.


Blisters never stop swelling unless your cut em out and start over.

I never bash anything, I can make any boat dance circles around you
Doug King. Steel is King, Plastic... well... is for toys and such.
Joe




DSK

You need serious help.
It figures you would turn a national statistic on the cousumption of
steel into your gay warped anal sex fantasy world.
Sad....sad indeed...

Jon has to gay up everything...

Joe

Joe wrote:
Blisters never stop swelling unless your cut em out and start over.


Not all fiberglass boats ever get blisters. Relatively few, in fact.

I never bash anything,

Really? How about all those political posts where you bash your head?

... I can make any boat dance circles around you
Doug King

Ha ha ha ha. Lasers at twenty paces....


... Steel is King

You have a heck of an inferiority complex, Joe. Maybe there's a reason?

DSK

"Joe" wrote in message
oups.com...
Did ya know the average American consumes 947 pounds of steel a year.

Guess I snatched away a few years of a good thing from you plastic,
resin glass wussies. Back to fillin your blisters, spider cracks and
rott, and mushy spots..but make sure anything on your boat that needs
to be tough... is made of steel.

Joe


Tough and made in the Ukraine.
Bwhahhaahhahahhahaha.

John Cairns

Your steel vessel will become a pile of iron oxide long
before my GRP vessel turns to dust. GRP is forever.

CN


"Joe" wrote in message oups.com...
Did ya know the average American consumes 947 pounds of steel a year.

Guess I snatched away a few years of a good thing from you plastic,
resin glass wussies. Back to fillin your blisters, spider cracks and
rott, and mushy spots..but make sure anything on your boat that needs
to be tough... is made of steel.

Joe

John Cairns wrote:
"Joe" wrote in message
oups.com...
Did ya know the average American consumes 947 pounds of steel a
year.

Guess I snatched away a few years of a good thing from you plastic,
resin glass wussies. Back to fillin your blisters, spider cracks
and
rott, and mushy spots..but make sure anything on your boat that
needs
to be tough... is made of steel.

Joe


Tough and made in the Ukraine.

Back in 76 it was Pure British steel that made RedCloud.

Thats Ok it from ukraine now, Lets use up the steel there, the oil in
the middle east, lumber from S America and Canada , then the stuff we
left alone here will be pure gold. Get while the gettins good!
Joe

Bwhahhaahhahahhahaha.

John Cairns

"Joe" wrote in message
oups.com...
Did ya know the average American consumes 947 pounds of steel a year.

Guess I snatched away a few years of a good thing from you plastic,
resin glass wussies. Back to fillin your blisters, spider cracks and
rott, and mushy spots..but make sure anything on your boat that needs
to be tough... is made of steel.

Joe


I dunno. I have a friend that had a steel boat, a Brewer actually, which he
sold for one reason-rust. Steel is sooooooooo last century.

http://www.seasafe.com/literature/PhenolicGrating.pdf#search='fiberglass%20versus%20 steel'

Hell, even these professionals prefer the plastic.

John Cairns