Yaeh he can paint a sloop, but have you seen his self portrait?

http://www.artbywally.com/art/main/SelfPortrait01.jpg


Joe

It is not *my* criterion. It is the intent and letter of Rule 5
of the COLREGS.

They look like end plates in the photo - what little of them
I can see. At any rate a teardrop bulb shape is much more
efficient than the hack job Ole Thom did to the bottom
of his keel.

CN


"Wally" wrote in message . uk...
Capt. Neal® wrote:

Your logic and reasoning leaves a lot to be desired, but . . .

Nonsense. Your criteria for 'maintaining a watch at all times' is not
humanly possible - it requires 360 degree vision and eyes that don't blink.
If you are willing to admit less of a watch than this, then the difference
is one of degrees, which lays open the question of: to what degree is less
of a watch acceptable?


I'll say one good thing about you, Wally. You know the right
color to paint a sloop.

That's the original gelcoat.


Did you have Ole Thom design those end plates on the keel?

There are no end plates on the keel, it has an elongated, teardrop-shaped
bulb at the bottom.


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He looks like a Gaynz clone. Oh my GAWD!

CN


"Joe" wrote in message oups.com...
Yaeh he can paint a sloop, but have you seen his self portrait?

http://www.artbywally.com/art/main/SelfPortrait01.jpg


Joe

Capt. Neal® wrote:

It is not *my* criterion. It is the intent and letter of Rule 5
of the COLREGS.

Which states that the watch that is kept at all times is sufficient "to make
a full appraisal of the situation and of the risk of collision". Where does
it say that the only way to make a full appraisal of the situation is stand
in the cockpit, spinning around, with one's eyes out of stalks?


They look like end plates in the photo - what little of them
I can see. At any rate a teardrop bulb shape is much more
efficient than the hack job Ole Thom did to the bottom
of his keel.

Here's a quickie paste-up of some clearer shots...

http://hispaniola.yachtsea.com/KeelShots.jpg


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Wally
www.artbywally.com
www.wally.myby.co.uk

Joe wrote:

Yaeh he can paint a sloop, but have you seen his self portrait?

http://www.artbywally.com/art/main/SelfPortrait01.jpg

Joe! Don't tell me you've gone cold on Green Thing?!? I'll give you 20%
discount on Self Portrait if you buy today. Go on, you know you want to!


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www.wally.myby.co.uk

Looks like a Dufour Arpege keel. Good design!

CN


"Wally" wrote in message . uk...
Capt. Neal® wrote:

It is not *my* criterion. It is the intent and letter of Rule 5
of the COLREGS.

Which states that the watch that is kept at all times is sufficient "to make
a full appraisal of the situation and of the risk of collision". Where does
it say that the only way to make a full appraisal of the situation is stand
in the cockpit, spinning around, with one's eyes out of stalks?


They look like end plates in the photo - what little of them
I can see. At any rate a teardrop bulb shape is much more
efficient than the hack job Ole Thom did to the bottom
of his keel.

Here's a quickie paste-up of some clearer shots...

http://hispaniola.yachtsea.com/KeelShots.jpg


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Wally
www.artbywally.com
www.wally.myby.co.uk

OzOne wrote in message ...
On 8 Feb 2005 15:51:20 -0800, "Joe"
scribbled thusly:

Yaeh he can paint a sloop, but have you seen his self portrait?

http://www.artbywally.com/art/main/SelfPortrait01.jpg

I've felt like that.

That's how all you liberals feel after tangling with a conservative
like me who knows how to debunk you . . .

CN

"Gilligan" wrote in message
ink.net...
The few here who execute it with any grace are Captain Neal,
Simple Simon and to a lesser degree, Joe.

I thought that you were serious until you mentioned Joe!

Joe is not a real sailor ..... he races around at 35Kts in FOG

Regards



Donal
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"Capt. Neal®" wrote in message
...

Of course I am correct with respect to Rule 5 and little Ellen
being in violation of it for a period of time exceeding three
months.

Neal,

Are you saying that you have never sailed more than 16 hours single handed?

I'm truly dissappointed. I was under the impression that you were an
accomplished single handed sailor.

If you're not an experienced single-handed sailor, then what are you?




Regards


Donal
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That's exactly what he's saying...

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"Donal" wrote in message
...

"Capt. Neal®" wrote in message
...

Of course I am correct with respect to Rule 5 and little Ellen
being in violation of it for a period of time exceeding three
months.

Neal,

Are you saying that you have never sailed more than 16 minutes single
handed?

I'm truly dissappointed. I was under the impression that you were an
accomplished single handed sailor.

If you're not an experienced single-handed sailor, then what are you?




Regards


Donal
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