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![]() "Capt. Rob" wrote in message Meanwhile, my 1973 Catalina 27 cost 5K and was better built than your Nordica with NO doubt. Even sadder...she was nearly as fast as the Nordica. Then again, in all fairness to the Nordica, the Catalina 30 costs more. Oh Pulheeeeze... try a reality check would ya. Your cabin needed to be reinforced due to massive flexing. It had a max of 1/4" of glass on the hull. You had a foul A4..Click Click.W-h-i-i-r-r-r-r-r-r...BOOM! The deck space was non existent. The boat sailed like seagull on Quaaludes. When you stepped aboard it heeled enough to dip a rail. You could barely squeeze into the entryway.... and you had to walk thru the head for the privilege of sleeping on a 5' bunk that sweats worse than you after a three mile waddle to the fridge. It's was a piece of junk like all your vessels including your latest purchase of a styless, look-alike margarine container with fake teak veneer you tried to convince us was wood until we set you straight...dock condo. You'll never have a live aboard.... and you'll never live aboard. You'll never leave the LIS and despite your claims to greater goals... will sail on a sewage lagoon for the rest of your life. My fine vessel on the other hand has sailed further than you've dreamed of travelling. I have actually lived aboard my vessel comfortably for nine years. The reality is that since I've owned my vessel for so long, I have not only had the time to review it's faults in a variety of conditions... but the ability to effect change, removal, renovation and repair. While I know in great detail how my vessel will behave in a wide variety of sea states and wind conditions.... you have no clue about the abilities or limitations of any of your pitiful stepping stones since you have never left the harbour. This alone makes my boat stand head & shoulders above whatever boat you might own. CM |
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Mooron - 85
Booby - 02 "Capt.Mooron" wrote in message news:aLSwf.74621$AP5.7943@edtnps84... "Capt. Rob" wrote in message Meanwhile, my 1973 Catalina 27 cost 5K and was better built than your Nordica with NO doubt. Even sadder...she was nearly as fast as the Nordica. Then again, in all fairness to the Nordica, the Catalina 30 costs more. Oh Pulheeeeze... try a reality check would ya. Your cabin needed to be reinforced due to massive flexing. It had a max of 1/4" of glass on the hull. You had a foul A4..Click Click.W-h-i-i-r-r-r-r-r-r...BOOM! The deck space was non existent. The boat sailed like seagull on Quaaludes. When you stepped aboard it heeled enough to dip a rail. You could barely squeeze into the entryway.... and you had to walk thru the head for the privilege of sleeping on a 5' bunk that sweats worse than you after a three mile waddle to the fridge. It's was a piece of junk like all your vessels including your latest purchase of a styless, look-alike margarine container with fake teak veneer you tried to convince us was wood until we set you straight...dock condo. You'll never have a live aboard.... and you'll never live aboard. You'll never leave the LIS and despite your claims to greater goals... will sail on a sewage lagoon for the rest of your life. My fine vessel on the other hand has sailed further than you've dreamed of travelling. I have actually lived aboard my vessel comfortably for nine years. The reality is that since I've owned my vessel for so long, I have not only had the time to review it's faults in a variety of conditions... but the ability to effect change, removal, renovation and repair. While I know in great detail how my vessel will behave in a wide variety of sea states and wind conditions.... you have no clue about the abilities or limitations of any of your pitiful stepping stones since you have never left the harbour. This alone makes my boat stand head & shoulders above whatever boat you might own. CM |
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Sheeeeeeeeet Mooron you tha MAN.
Scotty wrote: Mooron - 85 Booby - 02 "Capt.Mooron" wrote in message news:aLSwf.74621$AP5.7943@edtnps84... "Capt. Rob" wrote in message Meanwhile, my 1973 Catalina 27 cost 5K and was better built than your Nordica with NO doubt. Even sadder...she was nearly as fast as the Nordica. Then again, in all fairness to the Nordica, the Catalina 30 costs more. Oh Pulheeeeze... try a reality check would ya. Your cabin needed to be reinforced due to massive flexing. It had a max of 1/4" of glass on the hull. You had a foul A4..Click Click.W-h-i-i-r-r-r-r-r-r...BOOM! The deck space was non existent. The boat sailed like seagull on Quaaludes. When you stepped aboard it heeled enough to dip a rail. You could barely squeeze into the entryway.... and you had to walk thru the head for the privilege of sleeping on a 5' bunk that sweats worse than you after a three mile waddle to the fridge. It's was a piece of junk like all your vessels including your latest purchase of a styless, look-alike margarine container with fake teak veneer you tried to convince us was wood until we set you straight...dock condo. You'll never have a live aboard.... and you'll never live aboard. You'll never leave the LIS and despite your claims to greater goals... will sail on a sewage lagoon for the rest of your life. My fine vessel on the other hand has sailed further than you've dreamed of travelling. I have actually lived aboard my vessel comfortably for nine years. The reality is that since I've owned my vessel for so long, I have not only had the time to review it's faults in a variety of conditions... but the ability to effect change, removal, renovation and repair. While I know in great detail how my vessel will behave in a wide variety of sea states and wind conditions.... you have no clue about the abilities or limitations of any of your pitiful stepping stones since you have never left the harbour. This alone makes my boat stand head & shoulders above whatever boat you might own. CM |
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How do you figure Swabbie got two? It was a shutout
for CM. He beat him up like the Panther's beat the Giants last week. "Scotty" wrote Mooron - 85 Booby - 02 |
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He made two foul shots after Mooron bitch slapped him and got
called for a 'T'. Scotty "Bart Senior" .@. wrote in message ... How do you figure Swabbie got two? It was a shutout for CM. He beat him up like the Panther's beat the Giants last week. "Scotty" wrote Mooron - 85 Booby - 02 |
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While I know in great detail how my vessel will behave in a wide
variety of sea states and wind conditions.... I can sum up for you... Nordica 30 in light air.....Slow! Nordica 30 in moderate air.....Slow! Nordica 30 in heavy air.....Slow! RB 35s5 NY |
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The correct reply when you get spanked like that is ...
"Thank You Sir, May I have Another?" .....and the answer is No!! Now off with you... run along! CM "Capt. Rob" wrote in message oups.com... While I know in great detail how my vessel will behave in a wide variety of sea states and wind conditions.... I can sum up for you... Nordica 30 in light air.....Slow! Nordica 30 in moderate air.....Slow! Nordica 30 in heavy air.....Slow! RB 35s5 NY |
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![]() "Swab Rob" wrote I can sum up for you... Bob's boat in light air.....Sitting at the dock! Bob's boat in moderate air.....Sitting at the dock! Bob's boat in heavy air.....Rocking at the dock! RB 35s5 the limo version of the Mac26X NY |
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