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Yep, that's it.
Mostly fun and fundraising....a good thing.


Yes, and as he pointed out, "prett good competition."
For PHRF anyway...

RB

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Hey Nutsy,

Where is that roomy cockpit you've been talking about? Look at that
picture YOU posted. Three men fill that cockpit up.

There will be no stretching out in that cockpit. Not enough room for an
Adult to lay down.

Now let's see a picture of the roomy V-berths & the Aft Cabin (S)

OT

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Ozone wrote


Does 'scull' mean 'chug'?

Yep, that's the method.
Do you have 'boat races' there?
I don't recall ever hearing of one.


Where?

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--
"Swab Rob" wrote


Racing PHRF may be fun, but it's 100% bullcrap.


In that case you'd fit right in.


. 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.


So that's why you're bragging about a Bendy winning the Lukemia
Cup, eh joke boy?

SBV

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So that's why you're bragging about a Bendy winning the Lukemia
Cup, eh joke boy?

Because I knew it would get Loco's panty's in a bunch...and it did! I
could care less about the rating. The 35s5 is fast and fun and that's
all we wanted in our weekend cruiser/daysailor.

RB

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--
"Swab Rob" wrote ...
So that's why you're bragging about a Bendy winning the Lukemia
Cup, eh joke boy?

Because I knew it would get Loco's panty's in a bunch...and it
did! I
could care less about the rating.



BULL **** ! Too late to backpedal now, you already posted your
crap about it.

Busted! You lose.

You ARE a joke.

SV

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OzOne wrote in mes

Funny thing is, the lady drinkers swallow faster in most cases.


Uh, yeah, there's a reason for that.

E-mail me and I'll explain it to you.

Scooter

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--
"Swab Rob" wrote ...

And none too soon, my mouth is getting tired.





Robert B
Boatless
NY

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Because I knew it would get Loco's panty's in a bunch...and it
did!..

Did I even comment? I don't remember.

Loco's ready to POP!
 

Where is that roomy cockpit you've been talking about? Look at that
picture YOU posted. Three men fill that cockpit up.

There will be no stretching out in that cockpit. Not enough room for an

Adult to lay down.


The cockpit is larger than the Catalina 34 or 36 cockpit. We had 5
adults on board Tuesday and there was room for 2 more with ease. Down
below I can actually stand as the headroom is just over 6'4. Amazing
for a 35 footer and truly excellent for a racer/cruiser. The births are
over 7 feet in BOTH cabins. Few boats can manage the same. And finally,
the head is large enough for folks with long legs...the largest I've
seen on ANY sailboat under 40 feet. Deck space is made further friendly
by the fact that lines are run below. A clean deck will protect Thomas
and Mom's feet! The galley is secure, the seating area comfortable. The
nav station larger than the C&C 32's and many others I've seen. For
anyone over 6'2 it's the best layout I've seen for cruising in a 35
foot boat. Recently Catalina introduced the 350 which also has a cabin
friendly for taller folks.
Oh...and let's not forget the truly big swim platform with integrated
swim ladder! This is a perfect boat for tha family, especially on all
those light air days on the sound. Very few boats can match her feature
for feature and still perform...a few come to mind...C&C 34XL, C&C
99...both much more expensive. We came close to the C&C 99, but the
open transom didn't go with a toddler and the bunks were pretty tight.
After sailing this boat twice...and feeling the power and speed along
with the precise steering system....FORGETABOUT IT!!!!

35s5!!!

Robert B