Capt. Rob wrote:
Uh, and your point is that you stay in LIS because you get seasick?
Isn't that what everyone is saying? If you get seasick on a cat in
calm weather, the its best you never go cruising.


Never got seasick in my life and we sailed the cat in pretty choppy
conditions. Never said I stay in LIS for any reason. It gets rough even
on the sound, or haven't you heard? The cat was awful. I'm hardly the
first person to complain about a Cat's motion in chop. Thanks for
proving Doug wrong!


You're so full of ****, Booby! If you had really sailed a PDQ you
have mentioned it when you did. In fact until a few days ago you
always talked about only sailing a Gemini. Suddenly, you had sailed a
PDQ and Suzy didn't like it. Then it was a rough ride. Now its a
horrible ride. Its pretty clear, booby, that this is another cheap
troll and you've never actually seen a PDQ. Busted!

You're so full of ****, Booby! If you had really sailed a PDQ you
have mentioned it when you did. In fact until a few days ago you
always talked about only sailing a Gemini.


Suzanne's friend, Anthony had a PDQ 36 that we sailed twice. I believe
you have a larger cat. I said I sailed two cats, ONE of which was a
Gemini. At the time I said that I was actually thinking you had a
Prout. Calm yourself. I don't think your heart can take it.

RB
35s5....a boat that sails like a sailboat should!
NY