You are jelious...Bwahahahah

Oh the power of steel.

Joe

wasent Endeavour, the lovely J-class yacht that had been built in 1934
as an America's Cup contender made of steel?

Joe

Joe wrote:
wasent Endeavour, the lovely J-class yacht that had been built in 1934
as an America's Cup contender made of steel?

Joe

Yes, is. And I think Endeavor II was steel, also. Perhaps DSK should
have said "no steel yacht won the America's Cup."

Joe wrote:

Shoudent you give up asa for lint?

What, she should become all warm and fuzzy?


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

"Joe" wrote in message
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wasent Endeavour, the lovely J-class yacht that had been built in 1934
as an America's Cup contender made of steel?

Correct!

I found this link while I was trying to prove that you were wrong. I must
admit that I had thought that she was built of wood.


http://www.cupinfo.com/en/jdetails1.php


Regards


Donal
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Donal wrote:
"Joe" wrote in message
oups.com...
wasent Endeavour, the lovely J-class yacht that had been built in
1934
as an America's Cup contender made of steel?

Correct!

I found this link while I was trying to prove that you were wrong. I
must
admit that I had thought that she was built of wood.


She's a sweet boat and still sailing the Atlantic. Steel is a great
material in the right hands.

Thanks for the link Donal I did also notice in your link that Endeavor
II was also steel and had the tallest mast ever on any Americas cup
boat.

Joe



http://www.cupinfo.com/en/jdetails1.php


Regards


Donal
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Nope....you're supposed to give up something meaningful for Lent...you could
hardly call asa meaningful...

"Joe" wrote in message
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katysails wrote:
The girl makes the winning decision on the boat...watch it more
carefully...

What by chosing the "Whomper" yeah yeah I know had me all teared up.

Shoudent you give up asa for lint?

Joe




"Joe" wrote in message
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His story reminds me of a movie I watched yestersday called Wind.
If
you havent seen it I recommend it.

Guy loses the American Cup & girl, goes out into the desert and
with
the help of many he builds a boat at the Deadman's Flat yacht club
and
wins back the cup from the Ozzies and his girl.

Great sailing scenes, International 14 - 12 meter boats.

Joe

Doug,
Sometimes don't you get the feeling that maybe Joe isn't Joe but really
Terry?

"DSK" wrote in message
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Joe wrote:
Doug your jelious side is showing.


Believe me, I'm not "jelious" at all. I spent 8 years riding around on big
steel boats... which is one reason why I think steel boats are for dummies
that either 1- can't keep from crashing into things or 2- intend to get in
the face of people who shoot at you

DSK

Don't worry, Wally...that will never happen...all that cold Celtic blood
that runs through my veins is only temporarily rendered warm by a bowl of
oatmeal...

"Wally" wrote in message
news
Joe wrote:

Shoudent you give up asa for lint?

What, she should become all warm and fuzzy?


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

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