The Hunter 19 water ballast (1993-95) is a great trailerable
cruiser. Ours sailed more in one year than you do in a decade.

"Capt" Rob wrote:
That's a lie you've repeated, maybe you believe it.


Not a lie at all... try again when you have sailed your own
boat off Nantasket & Tybee Roads, and most places in between.

And until you get a good trailerable, you'll still miss most
of the lovely lakes & rivers in this part of the continent.

DSK

Not a lie at all... try again when you have sailed your own
boat off Nantasket & Tybee Roads, and most places in between.


You may have sailed in more places, but not more. No one here sails as
often as we do, Doug. No one. And you don't sail at all anymore. I know
you'll claim to...and that's fine.


RB
35s5
NY

Not a lie at all... try again when you have sailed your own
boat off Nantasket & Tybee Roads, and most places in between.


"Capt" Rob wrote:
You may have sailed in more places

That's awfully big of you, old chap... admitting that I "may
have" sailed more places... gee, and maybe the Pope just
might be Catholic, ya think?

... No one here sails as
often as we do, Doug. No one.

My dog has more miles under sail than you.

DSK

DSK wrote:
The Hunter 19 water ballast (1993-95) is a great trailerable
cruiser. Ours sailed more in one year than you do in a decade.


"Capt" Rob wrote:

That's a lie you've repeated, maybe you believe it.


Not a lie at all... try again when you have sailed your own boat off
Nantasket & Tybee Roads, and most places in between.

And until you get a good trailerable, you'll still miss most of the
lovely lakes & rivers in this part of the continent.

DSK

He would freak out if the horizon didn't include a skyscraper skyway....

Capt. Rob wrote:
Not a lie at all... try again when you have sailed your own
boat off Nantasket & Tybee Roads, and most places in between.


You may have sailed in more places, but not more. No one here sails as
often as we do, Doug. No one. And you don't sail at all anymore. I know
you'll claim to...and that's fine.


RB
35s5
NY

I verify that Doug still sails...

He would freak out if the horizon didn't include a skyscraper
skyway....


So now poor Katy is telling anyone who enjoy sailing near a city that
they're doing something wrong!
Good work, Katy!


RB
35s5...a boat for the big city!
NY

katysails wrote:
I verify that Doug still sails...

Thank you. I forgive your Bela Lugosi remark...

Uncle Bela was not amused you know...

DSK

Capt. Rob wrote:
He would freak out if the horizon didn't include a skyscraper
skyway....


So now poor Katy is telling anyone who enjoy sailing near a city that
they're doing something wrong!
Good work, Katy!


RB
35s5...a boat for the big city!
NY

Not saying that at all...I'm just saying YOU would freak out if you
couldn't see them. I'm sure all the other sailors in your area feel
no fear of losing that horizon at all.

Instead of the frequency of your sailing, let's hear about the quality.

So what were you sailing 15 years ago?

Amen!



"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
ups.com...
Not a lie at all... try again when you have sailed your own
boat off Nantasket & Tybee Roads, and most places in between.


You may have sailed in more places, but not more. No one here sails as
often as we do, Doug. No one. And you don't sail at all anymore. I know
you'll claim to...and that's fine.


RB
35s5
NY

DSK wrote:
katysails wrote:

I verify that Doug still sails...


Thank you. I forgive your Bela Lugosi remark...

Uncle Bela was not amused you know...

DSK

I don't remember that remark? Was it wine induced?
Besides, he was probably my cousin...