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Capt. Rob December 8th 05 05:41 PM

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More crappy boats to add to the list with mid-boom sheeting!!!!

Shannon
Swan 48
C&C 121
Tartan (new boats!)
Sabre (New boats!!!)

Bwahahahahaha!!! Doug said it was popular way back when but half the
premium boats out there have it!!!

Good work, Doug! You know boats just like Sloco! And kids, don't be
afraid of a traveler in the cockpit!!!!

RB
35s5....a kid safe boat!
NY


DSK December 8th 05 06:14 PM

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"Capt" Rob wrote:
More crappy boats to add to the list with mid-boom sheeting!!!!

Shannon
Swan 48
C&C 121


You're repeating yourself


...And kids, don't be
afraid of a traveler in the cockpit!!!!


Should one teach kids that boats (or whatever) have been
made especially safe for them, so they never learn use
proper care & intelligence when on a boat (or whereever)?

DSK


Capt. Rob December 8th 05 07:04 PM

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...And kids, don't be
afraid of a traveler in the cockpit!!!!


Should one teach kids that boats (or whatever) have been
made especially safe for them, so they never learn use
proper care & intelligence when on a boat (or whereever)?

A traveler mounted on the coach roof is a common item, available from
many builders. I had one on the C&C 32 and it worked fine. The 73 year
old owner of the 35s5 had no problem adjusting the mainsheet in 25
knots of air and a clear cockpit is better for a family out for some
fun and short range cruising.
Really, Doug. You have no point.


RB
35s5
NY


Scotty December 8th 05 11:03 PM

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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...
...And kids, don't be
afraid of a traveler in the cockpit!!!!


Should one teach kids that boats (or whatever) have been
made especially safe for them, so they never learn use
proper care & intelligence when on a boat (or whereever)?

A traveler mounted on the coach roof is a common item,

available from
many builders. I had one on the C&C 32 and it worked fine. The

73 year
old owner of the 35s5 had no problem adjusting the mainsheet in

25
knots of air and a clear cockpit is better for a family out for

some
fun and short range cruising.



''short range cruising''


BWaHahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaah
aha ha



Joe December 8th 05 11:20 PM

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He's going to cruise to the fridge for another chicken leg and baby
bottle.

Bwahahahahahahah

Joe


Jeff December 9th 05 12:16 AM

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Scotty wrote:
"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
knots of air and a clear cockpit is better for a family out for
some fun and short range cruising.


''short range cruising''


BWaHahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaah
aha ha


Booby has a special shore power cable for just that purpose.

Scotty December 9th 05 12:26 AM

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"Jeff" wrote in message
. ..
Scotty wrote:
"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
knots of air and a clear cockpit is better for a family out

for
some fun and short range cruising.


''short range cruising''



BWaHahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaaaaaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaah
aha ha


Booby has a special shore power cable for just that purpose.


Longer than the ones he's hawking on e-bay, I hope. After all, it
would be horrific to sleep w/out AC.

SBV





rgnmstr December 9th 05 04:44 AM

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The bottom line is mid boom sheeting was invented to please women who
wanted the cockpit free of that nasty shin banging traveler so dockside
activities would be easier to perform. And that's that.


Capt. Rob December 9th 05 10:22 AM

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The bottom line is mid boom sheeting was invented to please women who
wanted the cockpit free of that nasty shin banging traveler so dockside

activities would be easier to perform.


It was invented to clear the cockpit for all types of activities and is
safer for toddlers. I can see how such a thing would never be important
to you. Even with my RF headsail and mid-boom sheeting, the 35s5 is
still a far nicer boat than yours in EVERY way!

RB
35s5
NY


rgnmstr December 9th 05 03:41 PM

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Boobie, you forgot to add Coranados to your list.


Capt. Rob December 9th 05 04:47 PM

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Boobie, you forgot to add Coranados to your list.


Dude, you own an ancient claptrap of a boat not a whole lot better than
a Coronado. Then again, most sailors have heard of Coronado. Don't you
think you should just slink away?


RB
35s5...faster and nicer in every way!
NY


rgnmstr December 10th 05 04:25 AM

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Boob****, Check out the new Swan that the NY Yacht Club has
commissioned. Da traveler is located in front of the wheel where it
should be. Where real sailors want it. Not their wives.

35s5..... bringing up the rear.


Capt. Rob December 10th 05 11:10 AM

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Boob****, Check out the new Swan that the NY Yacht Club has
commissioned. Da traveler is located in front of the wheel where it
should be. Where real sailors want it.


Sorry, Sloco, so many great boats are fitted with cabin top travelers,
you've been totally exposed. Again!
Tartan, Sabre, Swan....good god, man. You really screwed the pooch! And
to think you're in a tizzy because I own a nicer boat! And faster!

RB
35s5
NY


rgnmstr December 11th 05 06:06 AM

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Exposed? I never said good boats didn't have coach roof travelers. I
believe I said boats that are to be seriously sailed didn't have coach
roof travelers. Boats that are intended to be seriously raced don't
have cabin top travelers. Boats that are to be seriously singlehanded
don't have cabin top travelers. Big Swans that are cruised by wealthy
nitwits with crews do have coach roof travelers. I would expect
Tartans and Sabres to have coach roof travelers.

35s5............. always bringing up the rear ........ of PHRF 'C'


Capt. Rob December 11th 05 12:08 PM

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Exposed? I never said good boats didn't have coach roof travelers. I
believe I said boats that are to be seriously sailed didn't have coach
roof travelers.


Ahhh. Well there you have it then. As long as we're not sailing
"serious" we'll be fine.
Sloco, as a pinhead, you're seriously at the top of your game!


RB
35s5...faster nicer better than a Depress 30
NY



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