DSK wrote:


What's wrong with doing something that requires a
little brain power?

Jeeze Doug, you're losing it, remember what Scotty said, "Remember who you are talking to."

Cheers
Marty

Yeah right. IMHO you never actually owned a C&C 32, just faked it.


Here I was...all excited to bash another bad DSK troll, when he writes
the comment above. How lame can Doug get? I remember when Doug
actually, if bitterly, had real sailing info to offer. Oh well.

RB

Yeah right. IMHO you never actually owned a C&C 32, just faked it.


Here I was...all excited to bash another bad DSK troll, when he writes
the comment above. How lame can Doug get? I remember when Doug
actually, if bitterly, had real sailing info to offer. Oh well.

RB

Capt. Rob wrote:
A Snark that actually gets sailed would be a better choice than any
boat
that only gets used as a bragging implement on the Internet.


How about a C&C 32 that got sailed more last summer than most boats in
this group COMBINED? Face the facts, even with Suzanne pregnant we were
out sailing. In fact Suzanne wanted to sail Sept. 2nd, though I kept us
close. 9 hours later Thomas was born. For most of you sailing is a
hobby, like collecting stamps. For us it's a lifestyle that we continue
to expand on. It upsets people like Scotty and Donal to see a family
building to bigger boats and plans to sail because they've reached the
mediocre height of their sailing experience. Meanwhile, ours is just
beginning and will easily eclipse theirs!
(See, CN, that's how it's done!)

Oh, and....BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

I hate to say it but your drivel is a big step up from what we've seen
here lately.

What I don't understand is why you keep talking about larger and
larger boats when in fact you seem to measure your enjoyment in terms
of the number of daysails you do. Pleasure is not measured in terms
of the size or value of the boat, but how well suited it is to the
type of sailing you do. Since you hardly ever go out for more than 1
or 2 nights, why do you need a larger boat? Our Nonsuch was a perfect
choice when we were daysailing and doing overnights - even with a new
baby it didn't feel small except when we did a week or two. Our
catamaran was the best boat for our long trip, and is pretty good for
the 6 weeks we cruise in the summer, but is not a good daysailor. (It
does make a good party platform, but it takes hour to get to where we
can raise the sail!) For this reason, I keep looking at the smaller
catboats as a possible next boat. For now, I'll just renew my
membership to a local club on the river where I can take out my choice
of dinks whenever the urge strikes.

And for the record, you may leave the dock a lot, but there are some
of us that actually go somewhere. I've done 2 or 3 trips a year over
100 miles from home, for most of the last 30 years. How many trips of
over 4 nights have you done in your life?

"Capt. Rob" wrote ...
the same old tired worn out **** that he's been saying for years

... but still might be a good boat for
us. She's an aft-cabin model.


And that affects the sailing charactistics in your opinion?

How do you make a connection of any kind with an aft cabin and sailing
performance, Doug? I sure didn't. Hmmm?

RB

...We're looking at one
with a wing keel. She's over 100K


That's silly, there's several on the market in the 70s & 80s. Or are
you
going to play bait-n-switch again?


You see late 80's C&C 41's in the 70K range? How many and where?

RB

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message

Anyone familiar with the C&C 41 from late 80's??? We're looking at one
with a wing keel. She's over 100K, but still might be a good boat for
us. She's an aft-cabin model.

That wouldn't be the one at Whitehall, MI, would it? If so, I can give you
lots of info about here, including a whole raft of photos, if you want 'em.

Bull

"Admiral Halsey" wrote in message link.net...

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message

Anyone familiar with the C&C 41 from late 80's??? We're looking at one
with a wing keel. She's over 100K, but still might be a good boat for
us. She's an aft-cabin model.

That wouldn't be the one at Whitehall, MI, would it? If so, I can give you
lots of info about here, including a whole raft of photos, if you want 'em.

Bull


A dead giveaway, Maxprop.

CN

Capt. Rob wrote:
Anyone familiar with the C&C 41 from late 80's??? We're looking at
one
with a wing keel. She's over 100K, but still might be a good boat for
us. She's an aft-cabin model.


RB

Must be the N.Y. price where the seller makes the boob feel good by
dealing. There's one for sale in Annapolis right now for $80K and
that's with a dealer.