Loco's ready to POP!
 

Could be the same guy...guess he needed those new sails!

http://www.somersetsails.com/sails/m...eteau_35s5.htm

The 35s5 is one FAST cruising boat. I've sailed J30, J35, J24, 30/30's,
C&C 34 XL and so on. But the thing I'm most impressed with is the rack
and pinion steering. It's tiller feedback in a wheel...amazing! Every
wheel steered boat should have it.

RB

Loco's ready to POP!
 

Bob has no concept of charity.


OzOne wrote in message
Jesus Bubbles, AmCup boats are used in celebrity races.
The cost of the boats involved in the fund raising regattas has
nothing to do with the quality of the racing but more the
quantity of
cash that can be raised from and by their owners.
Have you noted that the winners of the Leukemia regatta are the
highest fund raisers?

You may just be able to beat that other boat on the water if
you get a
crack crew, but you'll need to start raising cash now to
actually win
the regatta.


Oz1...of the 3 twins.

I welcome you to crackerbox palace,We've been expecting you.

Loco's ready to POP!
 

--
"Swab Rob" wrote ...
Hey, Loco...look here...it's the winner of the Leukemia Cup
Regatta


The real winners are the Luukemia suffers who recieve support
from the race donations.

Sorry bob, you've shown us once again how low a loser like
yourself can sink.


Scotty

Loco's ready to POP!
 

Bob has no concept of charity.


How much did YOU give after the New Orleans disaster? I bet I could buy
your boat with our single donation!

RB

Loco's ready to POP!
 

The real winners are the Luukemia suffers

Only an animal like Scotty would troll this thread. Bye bye, animal.

RB

Loco's ready to POP!
 

Why knot try to explain PHRF racing to him next?

Does 'scull' mean 'chug'?

Scotty

OzOne wrote in message
...
On 27 Oct 2005 03:19:18 -0700, "Capt. Rob"
scribbled thusly:

I have a sneaking feeling that the organizers of the LC hope
for some
good sailboat racing, Ozzy. Just a feeling!


RB

Then they'd better put more effort into it and less into
raising
dollars.


Why are you attacking a charity race, Ozzy? Seems like a good
cause. In
2004, the sailing community raised more than $2.8 million at
47
Regattas, bringing the overall campaign results to more than
$15
million. More than 17,000 participants took part in the 2004
series.

RB

Who's attacking?
I simply stated that they are more interested in raising
dollars than
having competitive sailing.

We have the same thing here, Sail 4 Cancer.
IIRC, totals raised last year was about 2 million....we had a
can
race.
ie you scull a can of beer, sail to the opposite shore, scull
another
then sail back, scull another and so on. Last man standing
wins....a
slab of beer!
Yess Bubbles it isn't politically correct.


Oz1...of the 3 twins.

I welcome you to crackerbox palace,We've been expecting you.

Loco's ready to POP!
 

See what I mean?



--
"Swab Rob" wrote ...
Bob has no concept of charity.


How much did YOU give after the New Orleans disaster? I bet I
could buy
your boat with our single donation!

RB

Loco's ready to POP!
 

He's carrying a very high end set of
sails. The pic is from the sailmaker's website for racing sails in
fact.

And who is that sailmaker? And why doesn't that "high end" main fit?

Loco's ready to POP!
 

He's carrying a very high end set of
sails. The pic is from the sailmaker's website for racing sails in
fact.

And who is that sailmaker? And why doesn't that "high end" main fit?


I already posted the full link to the sailmaker for Ozzy.

RB

Loco's ready to POP!
 

Why knot try to explain PHRF racing to him next?


Yikes...Can anyone explain PHRF?


Racing PHRF may be fun, but it's 100% bullcrap. My friend wins plenty
with her 1988 TR Catalina 30 against the J-Boat sailors who taught her
how to race. She and they all know it's a joke. We'll race the 35s5,
but I wouldn't take a win...or a loss very seriously. And anyone who
does take PHRF seriously is an even bigger joke.

RB