sheeeeezeeeeeeeeee

You would be describing beginners, not seasoned experts who've been
racing
for decades.

It cracks me up with some pinhead decids "he Knows" how everyone sails
or should sail. A good friend of mine races a 1982 J24 and has been
doing it since 1982. He never misses a race if he can help it. I guess
he just has no experience. Or maybe he's just sailing "wrong" according
to Maxi's world of sailing economy. Maxi, but a faster boat and get
back to me. Your choice in boats reflects a a type of sailing that
lacks any type of "sport" or "challenge" just like Jeffs. Only children
preach about how another child is playing with his toys wrong!

RB
35s5
NY

"Swab Rob" wrote in

It cracks me up with some pinhead decids "he Knows" how
everyone sails
or should sail.

OH the IRONY !

Capt. Rob wrote:
....

Only children
preach about how another child is playing with his toys wrong!


And what do you call someone who claim you should "Kill Yourself" if
your boat is not exactly like your bene?

I believe the technical term for that person is "asshole."

And what do you call someone who claim you should "Kill Yourself" if
your boat is not exactly like your bene?


I call him someone with a funny and dark sense of humor. Maybe you
really did think about killing yourself over the lame duck PDQ, but
only YOU can make YOU feel bad about YOUR boat, MCM. The person
offended by such a obvious silly comment like that is known as a
"complete moron."
Or would you prefer Mister Complete Moron? I think I'll just call you
MCM for short!

RB
35s5
NY

Capt. Rob wrote:
And what do you call someone who claim you should "Kill Yourself" if
your boat is not exactly like your bene?


I call him someone with a funny and dark sense of humor. Maybe you
really did think about killing yourself over the lame duck PDQ, but
only YOU can make YOU feel bad about YOUR boat, MCM. The person
offended by such a obvious silly comment like that is known as a
"complete moron."
Or would you prefer Mister Complete Moron? I think I'll just call you
MCM for short!

slow down there, booby, its hard keeping up with your various
personalities - first you're complaining that we're "telling you how
to play with your toys," now you're saying you can do it because its
just your "sense of humour."

But the funny thing is, you're stuck with a Bendy toy. Here's some
advise on playing with your toy: Learn how to navigate, because if
you hit another rock like the one you whacked two years ago, it might
just rip your transom off.

BWAHAHAHAHA!!!!

But the funny thing is, you're stuck with a Bendy toy.


My Bendy has circumnavigated, has won inland and offshore races.
Funny...I can't find a PDQ 36 that has...
Hmmm.

RB
35s5
NY

"Jeff" wrote
No, he wasn't. You really don't get it, do you? The C&C wanted to
win the regatta, not the race. The C&C was in first place and only
had to beat the J27 (actually beat him by several minutes) to win the
division. We can only speculate about what transpired, but two things
are certain: The C&C didn't care at all about the Beneteau, and you
know nothing about racing.

Let me put it another way. Eleven hours into a motorcycle endurance race
our team was leading our class by close to half an hour, clicking off 1:37
lap times like clockwork and gaining a couple seconds on our closest rival
every lap. Soopy had just taken over when a much faster bike, in a far
different class, came out of the pits and passed him. Next lap soopy's time
was down to 1:35, hanging on the guys tail and enjoying a great dice. His
lap times steadily fell - 1:33, 1:30, 1:27 despite pit board warnings. Then
he limped in with a broken crank. We'd gone from first in class to DNF in
five laps. Soopy prolly still wonders why nobody'd team with him any more
.......

Boobie, for the third time maybe you could tell the group what the ARC
class is. That 35s5 you boasted about winning a race competed in a
class called ARC. There were multiple PHRF classes in the regatta why
did the 35s5 choose ARC? What is it?

"rgnmstr" wrote in message
ups.com...
Boobie, for the third time maybe you could tell the group what the ARC
class is. That 35s5 you boasted about winning a race competed in a
class called ARC. There were multiple PHRF classes in the regatta why
did the 35s5 choose ARC? What is it?

He probably won't, so why not elucidate.

Max