`You ****ing
bitch, you ruined my life.'"


Okay, now THAT sounds angry. Take a chill pill, guys. It's a new
wonderful year of sailing fun.


RB
35s5
NY

Bob, it was a paraphrase of a joke on rec.humor.funny.

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"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
ups.com...
`You ****ing
bitch, you ruined my life.'"


Okay, now THAT sounds angry. Take a chill pill, guys. It's a new
wonderful year of sailing fun.


RB
35s5
NY

Yuck!


"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...
Kids really don't like playing in water over their heads until
they are

SEVERAL years old.


They can grab on to a floating turd and
drift in.

RB
35s5 the limo version of the Mac26X

"Commode Joe " wrote

A lot of drowned sailors are recovered with their pants
unzipped.


Commode Joe
Urban myth!

Not at all. Happens all the time on my boat.


Commode Joe

I'm sure it does.

SV

"Commode Joe" wrote


I know of the details in that case, I'm the one who pulled his
zipper down.

I fell off my dock several years ago

BWAHaHahahahahahahaha

What a klutz!

S

fell off my dock several years ago while trying to do someting that
really
required two people. I lost my balance and made a step into air.


Happens a lot, even to experienced folks. In fact it happened to a
friend of mine who owns the Tayana 48 while he was installing rubber
molding to his slip. The water was too cold and he barely made it back
to shore. Had his Tayana been in the slip, he could have easily gotten
aboard via the platform.

RB
35s5...the safer boat!
NY

fell off my dock several years ago while trying to do someting that
really
required two people. I lost my balance and made a step into air.


Happens a lot, even to experienced folks. In fact it happened to a
friend of mine who owns the Tayana 48 while he was installing rubber
molding to his slip. The water was too cold and he barely made it back
to shore. Had his Tayana been in the slip, he could have easily gotten
aboard via the platform.

RB
35s5...the safer boat!
NY