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They probably scatter when you start the engines to come about.

Start his engines? On that boated oil rig they're never off.

RB
35s5...a real sailboat!

Nuty,

Dolpins? Are you sure they weren't Porpoise?

Ole Thom

Thom, I'm always at the ready to prove people in this group dead wrong.
I had my camera with me, so here's a picture.

http://www.pnwrewards.com/images/toy...oy-dolphin.jpg

RB
35s5

"Capt. Rob" wrote:

Even the Dolphins dug the
shape of the 35s5!

Did you do a mind meld with them?

Too scared! I thought they could be hiding a shark.

I thaought that dolphins disliked sharks and would drive them away?

Cheers
Martin

Too scared! I thought they could be hiding a shark.

I thaought that dolphins disliked sharks and would drive them away?

Not MY shark.

RB
35s5...A better boat than yours

"Capt. Rob" wrote:

Too scared! I thought they could be hiding a shark.

I thaought that dolphins disliked sharks and would drive them away?

Not MY shark.

Ah, I see, you are refering to the nefarious sharkus imaginus horibilis,
truly the most vicious creature to roam the seas.

Cheers
Martin

Gawd Nutsy,

How stupid can you get? Those toys are Porpoise. A Dolphin doesn't have
a snout.

If you'd get ass out around the Eastern end of the Sound, you'd see
Porpoise.

A porpoise is an air breathing mammal. A Dolphin is a Fish, extracting
air thru Gills.

You can't even get a phony picture right.

Ole Thom
P/S Raining like the "Hammers of Hell" out here. Dog and I are getting
house bound.

A porpoise is an air breathing mammal. A Dolphin is a Fish, extracting
air thru Gills.

Thom, what's the matter? Don't you know I'm a marine biologist?
Bottlenose Dolphin is NO FISH.
Snap out of it, dude.

RB

http://www.oag.state.ny.us/environme...on_rivers.html

Cook at 1400F!

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
ups.com...
I forgot to mention that when test sailing the 35s5 last Tuesday a pod
of Dolphins swam with us for quite a while. I guess some of you see
that all the time, but it was way-cool!!! Even the Dolphins dug the
shape of the 35s5!

Robert B
35s5

Frankly speaking..... I wouldn't sail in that water let alone swim in it. It
always appears to be a turbid brownish green in all Bob's photos. I've seen
sewage lagoons that looked cleaner. Not the type of water one wants splashed
on bare epidermis.

What can you do..... It's Bobsprit's cruising grounds and it's not like he
has any choice in the matter. I can't blame Bob for minimizing his exposure
by taking only short sails infrequently and remaining dock bound where
sanitary facilities and medical assistance are readily available. It's
either Long Island Sewage.... or the security of a Sailboat Condo at the
marina.

I'm certainly glad that the coast of Nova Scotia is still relatively
pristine and the water is a deep blue.

CM

"Bob Crantz" wrote in message
ink.net...
http://www.oag.state.ny.us/environme...on_rivers.html

Cook at 1400F!

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
ups.com...
I forgot to mention that when test sailing the 35s5 last Tuesday a pod
of Dolphins swam with us for quite a while. I guess some of you see
that all the time, but it was way-cool!!! Even the Dolphins dug the
shape of the 35s5!

Robert B
35s5