And we all know that 'brand recognition' is top priority for a
*real* sailor.


Brand recognition is step one in the process of finding the right boat.
Almost everyone here has a known brand of some type. You don't rely on
the name 100% either way, but it's a start. You also have an idea about
your investment when you buy a specific make. That's important if you
plan to buy larger or smaller boats over time. You can also research
specific makes to learn what features you might want, even if you end
up building your own boat.
Scotty knows less about boats than Loco it would appear!

RB

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"Swab Rob" wrote ...
And we all know that 'brand recognition' is top priority for a
*real* sailor.


Brand recognition is step one in the process of finding the
right boat.


BWaHahahahahahahahahahahha.

Holycrap! He really believes that!




Scotty knows less about boats than Loco it would appear!


True.

SBV

BWaHahahahahahahahahahahha.

Holycrap! He really believes that!


Yup, and when you buy a one-off (or anyone else here does) you can say
otherwise, Mister Seidlemann!

Bwahahahahahaha!

RB

Shouldn't you be buying a Sears and Roebuck boat, then?


"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...
BWaHahahahahahahahahahahha.

Holycrap! He really believes that!


Yup, and when you buy a one-off (or anyone else here does) you
can say
otherwise, Mister Seidlemann!

Bwahahahahahaha!

RB

K Mart sells rowboats.



"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...
BWaHahahahahahahahahahahha.

Holycrap! He really believes that!


Yup, and when you buy a one-off (or anyone else here does) you
can say
otherwise, Mister Seidlemann!

Bwahahahahahaha!

RB