Maxprop wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
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Scout wrote:

Not to worry Katy! - afterall, this is the land of miscommunications!
Plus, I'd never pick on the ASA's First Lady of Sailing!
Scout

snort....might as well...I've already donated over a lb of flesh to this
group..

Is this group a viable weight loss technique?

Max


At times it can be....trying to keep down one's dinner after reading
some of the posts here is sometimes tricky...

how hard to learn sailing on your own with a book and small sail boat??

Just throw the book away and go sailing.
Make sure to take lots of pictures!

Capt. Suzy
35s5
NY

cemal wrote:
how hard to learn sailing on your own with a book and small sail boat??

Most kids who are left alone with a Sunfish or Butterfly figure it
out in an afternoon..of course, they don't acer if they get wet or
if the boat tips over.....

Easy as falling off a log. that's how I learned ( the
basics).

SBV


"cemal" wrote in message
oups.com..
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how hard to learn sailing on your own with a book and
small sail boat??

of falling off a log?

"Scotty" wrote in message
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Easy as falling off a log. that's how I learned ( the
basics).

SBV


"cemal" wrote in message
oups.com..
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how hard to learn sailing on your own with a book and
small sail boat??

"cemal" wrote:
how hard to learn sailing on your own with a book and
small sail boat??

Go for it. If you can sail a small one you can sail a big
one.

Seahag

"Dave" wrote in message
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On Thu, 4 May 2006 01:28:53 -0400, "Scout" said:

of falling off a log?

It's an American idiomatic expression g.

Scotty? ;o)

"Scout" wrote

Scotty?

What?