Yes, but....

"He and his cardiologist have decided that it's not a good idea, especially
after 3 recent heart attacks."

from a previous response.

We thank the gods every day that you don't live here. We have enough people
already!

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"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

"Donal" wrote in message
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"JG" wrote in message
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Not taking advantage of him... he's probably going to be taking advantage
of
me. It's an older Pearson 30 that he set up very nicely for single
handing.
He's very, very slowly doing some minor work on it. He really shouldn't
be
out by himself any more... getting old, has a bad heart, etc.

Why shouldn't he go out on his own any more?

Should "old people" be kept on a leash? Should he be confined to his home
in case he smells of "wee"?


Maybe you think that he is too old to decide if it is safe to sail????

Or perhaps you think that old people should only be allowed to sail after
a
younger person has carried out a risk assessment!!!!

Thank God that I don't live in California!



Regards


Donal
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"Donal" wrote in

People who like Westerley, will also look at Moody or
Bowman. People who like MacGregors will like Firsts and
Bendytoes. You shouldn't need to try very many boats.

Oh brother!

you guys rent liferafts?

Sounds kinda risky!

Were you not the person that posted about the rented liferaft case full
of bricks?

Joe

"Joe" wrote in message
ups.com...
you guys rent liferafts?

Sounds kinda risky!

I don't really like it much.

However, I only need a liferaft two or three times a year. It's cheaper to
rent, because the liferafts need to be serviced every three years. The
service is expensive.

Were you not the person that posted about the rented liferaft case full
of bricks?

No, that wasn't me!



regards


Donal
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