t's not about size. It's not about value. It's
not about a fancy interior.


What an arrogant toad you remain, Steve. It IS about size if you need
room to sleep, have kids or just sail with more people. It is about a
fancy well fit interior if that's what YOU want. Value? That's a word
for losers. I'd rather have a fast fun boat than also sports a nice
interior. There's no "value" in an old dated interior.

I'd suggest
that you find an Express 30 and sail it. You
won't find many boats like it.

Another silly statement. I found very few boats like the Typhoon
either. The Bristol 27 is dinstinctive in sailing manners as well and
so is the J27. Lots and lots of boats sail great, Steve. Everyone who's
sailed the 35s5 seems to be in love with it AND I have a nice interior.
What advantage does the Express 30 have beyond a cheaper price? Has it
gone up in value as the 35s5 or C&C 34XL has? Will it be easier to
maintain? The Express 30, J29, Santana 30/30, J30 and boats like them
have one major thing going for them: LOW PRICE. If money is what counts
and you don't have enough, buy one of them. If you want something
nicer...there are plenty of choices both used an new. Value is relative
to needs and financial clout. If you have low end needs and no
clout....by all means buy another Depress 30.


RB
35s5...the best boat on ASA.
NY

Exactly my point. Maybe if you were nicer to
Loco, he'd let you sail on Ringmaster. Then you'd
understand. Apparently you are one of those who
hop on a boat the boat show and go right down
below, never noticing if it even has a rig. Think
about it. you confess that you are only going to
daysail and you're worried about sleeping
arrangements. Most people who sail only spend a
fraction of their time below.
Oh, bs, it's not arrogance, it's accuracy. Live
with it.
S.
"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...
: t's not about size. It's not about value. It's
: not about a fancy interior.
:
:
: What an arrogant toad you remain, Steve. It IS
about size if you need
: room to sleep, have kids or just sail with more
people. It is about a
: fancy well fit interior if that's what YOU want.
Value? That's a word
: for losers. I'd rather have a fast fun boat than
also sports a nice
: interior. There's no "value" in an old dated
interior.
:
: I'd suggest
: that you find an Express 30 and sail it. You
: won't find many boats like it.
:
: Another silly statement. I found very few boats
like the Typhoon
: either. The Bristol 27 is dinstinctive in
sailing manners as well and
: so is the J27. Lots and lots of boats sail
great, Steve. Everyone who's
: sailed the 35s5 seems to be in love with it AND
I have a nice interior.
: What advantage does the Express 30 have beyond a
cheaper price? Has it
: gone up in value as the 35s5 or C&C 34XL has?
Will it be easier to
: maintain? The Express 30, J29, Santana 30/30,
J30 and boats like them
: have one major thing going for them: LOW PRICE.
If money is what counts
: and you don't have enough, buy one of them. If
you want something
: nicer...there are plenty of choices both used an
new. Value is relative
: to needs and financial clout. If you have low
end needs and no
: clout....by all means buy another Depress 30.
:
:
: RB
: 35s5...the best boat on ASA.
: NY
:

Most people who sail only spend a
fraction of their time below.

Yikes, what a dumb thing to post. Nonsense. That's your sad world. Most
people I know stay on their boats quite a bit and we plan to do the
same. Why have a crappy interior like the Express 30? What's the
reasoning behind that? If you sleep below twice a month it should be in
a sad shell like the Express? Do you also stay in the cheapest motel
you can find? You only spend a small fraction of your time sleeping
away from home, right? There's no excuse to be less comfortable for the
sake of "value" if you can do better.

Think
about it. you confess that you are only going to
daysail and you're worried about sleeping
arrangements.

Well, caught between a rock and a hard place, you resort to lying. I
have always spent weekends aboard my boats. We plan to expand that. I
guess you don't sleep on the weekends! This first Spring with Thomas
might not see as many overnighters, but this will gradually change.
So...you're wrong again, Steve. And you lied. I never said I ONLY
daysail. Only your buddy Sloco has said that here. Even so...if Sloco
wants to take a 20 minute nap after a daysail, he'll do it in a crappy
interior. Nuff said.

Apparently you are one of those who
hop on a boat the boat show and go right down
below, never noticing if it even has a rig.

Hey, numbnuts! At the AC boat show NONE of the big boats had rigs! Do
you mean I should have been looking at the ceiling?
Good work, Steve. I see you've come a long long way in you ability to
reason and debate!

RB
35s5
NY

I have always spent weekends aboard my boats. We plan to expand
that.

If I lived where you lived I'd spend more time on my boat too.

35s5 semi plaining at the rear of the pack in comfort.

Maybe you should go to a real show where they have
boats in the water with rigs. Oh, never mind, the
AC show is perfect for you.
S.

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
ups.com...
: Hey, numbnuts! At the AC boat show NONE of the
big boats had rigs! Do
: you mean I should have been looking at the
ceiling?
: Good work, Steve. I see you've come a long long
way in you ability to
: reason and debate!
:
: RB
: 35s5
: NY
:

I've said a number of times on here that the Boob is the asshat that
sales reps at the boat shows always talk about who come aboard and the
first thing out of their mouth is "how many does she sleep?"

"Capt. Rob" wrote ...
Do you also stay in the cheapest motel
you can find?


I do.

Don't most people?

Why do they have their rates on those big signs out by the road?

Scotty

I do.

Don't most people?


Nope, which is why good hotel chains do so well, and "Bates Motels"
change hands like Chinese restaurants. I won't stay in anything below a
Holliday Inn express and even that's only if better places are all
booked.

RB
35s5
NY

So I should sell all my Hotel 6 stock ASAP?

SV


"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...
I do.

Don't most people?


Nope, which is why good hotel chains do so well, and "Bates
Motels"
change hands like Chinese restaurants. I won't stay in anything
below a
Holliday Inn express and even that's only if better places are
all
booked.

RB
35s5
NY

So I should sell all my Hotel 6 stock ASAP?


Hotel 6 is not the cheapest. They are a low cost chain, but you can
find even cheaper if you're used to Express 30 accomodations.
I can say with Total Honesty that the Siedlemann interior is nicer than
the Depress 30's.

RB
35s5
NY