"JG" wrote in
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Lonny doesn't read too well...


Is there anything you do well, except netkkkoping?

Didn't think so.

I would suggest that the group ignore this stupid moroon until he professes
that he will quit netkkkoping members of this group!

Where is the cohesiveness of this group? Speak out, or destroy your
newsgroup! This is not the time to lurk, speak up for the group and
denounce the netkkkops, while there is still (maybe) time left!

blondie

Red Cloud© wrote in
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On Tue, 12 Apr 2005 08:32:21 -0700, "JG"
wrote:

Lonny doesn't read too well...

He and Joe always sat in the back of the class. They are still stuck
there to this day.

rusty redcloud



Shut the **** up, red clout.

blondie

Jeff wrote:
Here's a link to the bridge cam:

http://www.crystalcruises.com/liveviews.aspx

click on "Symphony Bridge View"


All they need is a pencil thin mustache!

Joe

On Tuesday 12 April 2005, blondie wrote in alt.sailing.asa:

"JG" wrote in
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Lonny doesn't read too well...


Is there anything you do well, except netkkkoping?

Giving head?

PJR :-)
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Interesting stowage of prop blades

"Joe" wrote in message
oups.com...

Jeff wrote:
Here's a link to the bridge cam:

http://www.crystalcruises.com/liveviews.aspx

click on "Symphony Bridge View"


All they need is a pencil thin mustache!

Joe

otnmbrd wrote:

Interesting stowage of prop blades

Ah ha! I was wondering what I was looking at.

How the hell do they deploy that anchor? Round up all the guests and toss it over the side?

Cheers
Marty

Martin Baxter wrote:
otnmbrd wrote:

Interesting stowage of prop blades


Ah ha! I was wondering what I was looking at.

How the hell do they deploy that anchor? Round up all the guests and
toss it over the side?

Cheers
Marty


That's a spare, just like the prop blades (and quite possibly a tail
shaft located someplace else), that would be installed if one of the
others were lost or damaged, with shoreside assistance.

Yelp it's a very smart move to carry spares while visiting other
countries.

Back in 81 while working for Pemex in the Bay of De Campeche (mexico)
we bent a 72" prop. Had to have one brought in from Texas. We had to
pay a 100% import tax of 28 grand. From then on... any of our boats
that went overseas carried 2 spare props and 2 spare shafts, 2 engine
heads, radio, gyro, and any other equipment valued at over 10K that
could fail.

Joe

"Red Cloud®" wrote in message ...
On 14 Apr 2005 14:53:02 -0700, "Joe" wrote:

Yelp it's a very smart move to carry spares while visiting other
countries.

Back in 81 while working for Pemex in the Bay of De Campeche (mexico)
we bent a 72" prop. Had to have one brought in from Texas. We had to
pay a 100% import tax of 28 grand. From then on... any of our boats
that went overseas carried 2 spare props and 2 spare shafts, 2 engine
heads, radio, gyro, and any other equipment valued at over 10K that
could fail.

Joe

Wouldn't it have been more efficient to fire you for wrecking the prop, and
hiring someone competent in your place? You cost the company a lot of money with
your stupidity and lack of skill.

rusty redcloud

Beware the curse of Chief Red Cloud! Among other things, it turns peeps in2 dickless cowards.

Oops! Sorry. 2 late 4 you already, boy wonder.

Jennifer

Hey RedClod,

I was an AB and not on the helm.

To bad your not even an OS. Only a retard would fire a man for bending
a prop. If you run a boat enough with an exposed prop it will get bent.
But with your limited experience I can understand why you could not
understand that.

BTW your a cursed man, and you reap what you have sown.

Joe