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Bob Crantz wrote:
One of my dock neighbors found that his two year old was only interested
in
grabbing anything not secured, and throwing it overboard! This game went
on for
quite a while.


Commodore Joe Redcloud

Hopefully he didn't get a hold of your iron supplements.

But clearly he did get hold of two things Billy Boy valued. No more
MOBs for him.



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Been there , Sailing gloves dont float
JB
"Captain Joe Redcloud" wrote in message
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On 10 Nov 2005 14:34:20 -0800, "Capt. Rob" wrote:

Kids are fun on a boat but you need to pay twice the attention, single
hand
with him a couple of times , you'll see what I mean.


I don't think I'd single hand with a child so young. Suppose I suffered
a stroke or the boat was hit by a jetski. I might venture out into the
local bay, but something nasty is more likely to happen there of
course. With Suzanne aboard we'll take him on a few good longer trips.
He won't even be two when next season ends.
I'll have to wait and see how I feel about it and how he is on the
35s5. On the Catalina 30, Galaxy 32 and Tayana 48 all he wanted to do
was hold the wheel!

RB
35s5
NY

One of my dock neighbors found that his two year old was only interested
in
grabbing anything not secured, and throwing it overboard! This game went
on for
quite a while.


Commodore Joe Redcloud

One of my dock neighbors found that his two year old was only interested
in
grabbing anything not secured, and throwing it overboard! This game went
on for
quite a while.

J B wrote:
Been there , Sailing gloves dont float


You need to get a good retriever. If you have the time to invest in
civilizing him, I'd recommend a Chesapeake.

DSK

"Bob Crantz" wrote in

His colon may collapse.


Could that happen, given the fact that he's so full of ****?

SV

feel the jealousy!


"Captain Joe Redcloud" wrote


Thomas sailed 5 times as much as the non-sailing, blustery
blowhard, Guy Aerts
this season!


Commode Joe

WHAT!!!!! You actually are concerned you might suffer a Stroke!
You're
only 43 for cryin' out loud.!!!!!


Heat stroke can strike anyone, regardless of conditioning. I have no
A/C in the cockpit. And suppose there's some other problem? It's best
to have one person for the boat and another for the baby!

RB
35s5
NY

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...
WHAT!!!!! You actually are concerned you might suffer a Stroke!
You're
only 43 for cryin' out loud.!!!!!


Heat stroke can strike anyone, regardless of conditioning. I have no
A/C in the cockpit. And suppose there's some other problem? It's best
to have one person for the boat and another for the baby!

RB
35s5
NY

Heat stroke?

Are you that frail?

http://www.badwater.com/

Amen!

Doug,

I have a Rat Terrier who wants to go after the Seals. Can't convince her
that she'd be a meal for them. They still bark back and forth.

I keep her tied to the inside steering station, with enough line to get
into the cockpit but not over the side.



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Suppose I suffered
a stroke or the boat was hit by a jetski.


Like the stroke you had picking up your bike?


It was a Honda Goldwing. Let's see you pick one up.

RB
35s5
NY

Scotty,

That could be the reason he's FOS. Bumb Colon?



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