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nunyadarnbidness May 26th 06 12:15 PM

introduction, and rant...
 
I am a long term sailor with over 30 years of experience on the water in
various boats, that I've chartered, owned, rented, borrowed or stole. I'm
also a long term member of this group and this is my very first posting.

I was under the assumption that this group was for people interested in
sailing, sailors, the ASA, training, piloting, safer boating, boats,
rigging, sails, racing, cruising, and... holes in the water that you throw
money into.

Am I mistaken?

according to the FAQ...

"1.0 Newsgroup origin
alt.sailing.asa was begun by the American Sailing Association in 1990 as a
forum for the exchange of ideas by people who share an interest in the
sport and lifestyle of sailing. At the time, the only other, similar
newsgroup was rec.boats. alt.sailing.asa had a more specific focus."


People, if I was a new boot that had a modicum of interest in sailing, and I
trolled the newsgroups to expand my knowledge base, and found this group,
I'd say to myself, "hmmm, this is the ASA group, must be they know what the
big deal is about all of this sailing stuff."

and what, pray tell would I see?

snippy, obnoxious, pretentious, moody, self-centered, materialistic, "mine
is better than yours" "yours is a POS" meglomaniac, narcissistic, holier
than thou, whiners that seem to spend more time ****ing and moaning, or
celebrating their last purchase of some trinket, car, house, camera, boat,
pair of shoes...
anything but putting your feet over the gunwale and enjoying the wind in
your hair, the pure joy of you, the wind, and your journey.

What would I think if I saw these posts?
I would think...
"You know, based on what I see here, I'm not too sure i'd like to belly up
almost the price of a home for a boat to meet and greet these people. "

I know that sailors are a unique breed. I am one. I'm a bit off center. ok,
sometimes I don't know where center is!
I also know that over these past 30 years, I have meet some of the most
wondeful people on the face of the earth. People that will give you the
shirt off of their backs if you've been in the sun too long, people that
will without question, give you a tow, food, fuel, and a place to hang your
hat if need be. People that catch a fish, side up next to you and say...
"you got wine for this?"

So, heres just a suggestion.
Instead of looking for confirmation of your existance thru your latest Amex
purchase, or touting what a wonderful consumer you must be, or deriding
someone else for what they thought was a decent idea at the time, or,
instead of lambasting some poor sap for their foilables, hows about we
kinda, sorta, maybe, discuss what we all profess to love. Sailing, our
boats, the water, our first mates (the keepers of the budget), our sailing
friends and families, our trips, our journeys our adventures and our joys.
hey, its just a thought.
There are literally hundreds of thousands of people that are considering
"going boating" this year... what do you say about helping further the
cause?

A bit about the poster:

I have never circumnavigated the world. Don't plan to, don't need to. If you
have, or are going to, I wish you well. Good for you.

My hole in the water is celebrating her 30th birthday this year. She is only
27 ft long, but has all I and the boss need for a weekend, or a week on
"our" 89,000 acre lake.

She has a full sail locker with 100, 120, and 165 hanked jibs. we even fly
a spinniker when we get a wild hair in our butt.

Over the past 30 years I've run aground so many times I've considered
putting wheels on her keel. If you haven't, good for you, I'm proud of you.

Her Atomic 4 has never failed us. Last years fuel costs? 38.00. this year so
far... 20.00.

We don't have solar panels, wind generators, water maker, or forward looking
sonar. We do have a 8D battery for the house, and a 4D back up and a 30
gallon fresh water tank. The princess 2 burner suits us just fine, thank
you. The ice box goes thru about 20 lbs a day in August. we deal wih it. No
flat panel here, a radio/cd works wonders for the ambiance. One thought...
the full moon, a comfy cockpit and a good book.

The forward V-berth demands that we snuggle. Thats not a bad thing. I like
to say that she'll sleep six friends or 2 family members. My 15 year old son
has caught the "bug" and We're looking to upgrade, so I can hand our
faithful, reliable friend down to him.

From early March to late November, She, the boss and I have a wonderful
threesome on that lake almost every weekend, from friday afternoon to late
sunday evening. In fact, in just two weeks, we are relocating to an abode
within minutes from her so we can spend more time on her.

"Boats are the nearest thing to dreams that man has ever made"

"Wherever we want to go, we'll go. That's what a ship is, you know. It's not
just a keel and a hull and a deck and sails, that's what a ship needs... but
what a ship is... what the Black Pearl really is... is freedom."

rant over, returning you to your regularly scheduled program.



Capt. Rob May 26th 06 12:32 PM

introduction, and rant...
 
Well, assuming you're not a sockpuppet....Welcome. In spite of all of
the nonsense generated here (not a small amount from me) you'll find
that quite a few people actually know something about sailing and don't
mind talking about it on occasion. On the other hand, we have a few
nasty humorless folks like Scott Vernon and Ringmaster who find the
need to deride and spout harsh language on a regular basis.
Again, welcome....and good luck.


RB
35s5
NY


nunyadarnbidness May 26th 06 12:48 PM

introduction, and rant...
 
I am unfamiliar with what a sockpuppet is, but, this is what i'm talking
about...

"it is much better than be thought a fool, than open your mouth and prove
it"



"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...
Well, assuming you're not a sockpuppet....Welcome. In spite of all of
the nonsense generated here (not a small amount from me) you'll find
that quite a few people actually know something about sailing and don't
mind talking about it on occasion. On the other hand, we have a few
nasty humorless folks like Scott Vernon and Ringmaster who find the
need to deride and spout harsh language on a regular basis.
Again, welcome....and good luck.


RB
35s5
NY




Capt. Rob May 26th 06 12:52 PM

introduction, and rant...
 
I am unfamiliar with what a sockpuppet is, but, this is what i'm
talking
about...


A sockpuppet is someone who uses more than one email/re-mailer to pose
as more than one person. We have quite a few in this group.

"it is much better than be thought a fool, than open your mouth and
prove
it"

That'[s fine, but I prefer: "The true fool only appears foolish in his
own eyes."


Again, best of luck to you. Oh, and what kind of boat do you sail? I
did not catch the builder. I used to sail a Catalina 27 myself.


RB
35s5
NY


nunyadarnbidness May 26th 06 01:03 PM

introduction, and rant...
 
a 1976 catalina 27 tall rig


"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
ps.com...
much snippage...
Again, best of luck to you. Oh, and what kind of boat do you sail? I
did not catch the builder. I used to sail a Catalina 27 myself.


RB
35s5
NY




Capt. Rob May 26th 06 01:16 PM

introduction, and rant...
 
1976 catalina 27 tall rig


My first boat was a Catalina 27 standard rig with a shoal draft. She
was a 1973 boat and pretty tired, but for 5 years we had a great time
with her. I paid just 5K for her and couldn't believe I was sailing
around for so little money. The 27 and 30 have certainly made a lot of
people fall in love with sailing.

This is my current boat...a Beneteau 35s5 named Heart of Gold which we
are really enjoying here on the Long Island Sound...
http://hometown.aol.com/bobsprit/index.html

RB
35s5
NY


DSK May 26th 06 01:57 PM

introduction, and rant...
 
nunyadarnbidness wrote:
I am a long term sailor with over 30 years of experience on the water


And you start up a "conversation" with Boobsprit?
Congratulations.

OTOH you can find a great deal of sailing/cruising expertise
among this group if you don't get sidetracked playing
retardo games.

Fresh Breezes- Doug King


Capt. Rob May 26th 06 02:13 PM

introduction, and rant...
 
And you start up a "conversation" with Boobsprit?
Congratulations.


If you ignore posts like DSK's you'll actually find some good content
here.

RB
35s5
NY


Scotty May 26th 06 02:47 PM

introduction, and rant...
 

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com..
..
And you start up a "conversation" with Boobsprit?
Congratulations.


If you ignore posts from me, you'll actually find some

good content
here.



true.



Scotty May 26th 06 02:48 PM

introduction, and rant...
 

"nunyadarnbidness"
wrote in message ...

snippy, obnoxious, pretentious, moody, self-centered,

materialistic, "mine
is better than yours" "yours is a POS" meglomaniac,

narcissistic, holier
than thou, whiners that seem to spend more time ****ing

and moaning, or
celebrating their last purchase of some trinket, car,

house, camera, boat,
pair of shoes...
anything but putting your feet over the gunwale and

enjoying the wind in
your hair, the pure joy of you, the wind, and your

journey.


Yup, that's Bob****, to a 't'.





katysails May 26th 06 02:50 PM

introduction, and rant...
 

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...
And you start up a "conversation" with Boobsprit?
Congratulations.


If you ignore posts like DSK's you'll actually find some good content
here.

RB
35s5


I would think the original poster would have infinitely more satisfaction
discussing sailing with a seasoned sailor like Doug than with a spoiled brat
rich kid from NY.....
NY




katysails May 26th 06 02:52 PM

I'd like to point out....
 
that this guy with all the sailing experience claims he doesn't know what a
sockpuppet is, yet he knows how to configure his ng program to shield his
email identity....warning...warning...danger...danger... ..



Scotty May 26th 06 02:52 PM

introduction, and rant...
 

"nunyadarnbidness"
wrote in message ...

There are literally hundreds of thousands of people that

are considering
"going boating" this year... what do you say about helping

further the
cause?


I say, keep them off boats. There's too many idiots out on
the water now!





Over the past 30 years I've run aground so many times I've

considered
putting wheels on her keel.



Have you considered taking a basic nav course?




SBV







Scotty May 26th 06 02:55 PM

introduction, and rant...
 

--
"Swab Rob" wrote
Welcome. In spite of all
the nonsense I generate here you'll find
that other people actually know something about sailing
and don't mind talking about it on occasion.

BB
KIA
NY




Bob Crantz May 26th 06 03:49 PM

I'd like to point out....
 
Ah!
Things dead, long dead, see! how they rise again!
--Why, why keep silence all these fourteen years,
When, on this letter, which he never wrote,
The tears were your tears?

The bloodstains were his.

Why, then, that noble silence,--kept so long--
Broken to-day for the first time--why?

Why?. . .




Capt. Rob May 26th 06 04:15 PM

introduction, and rant...
 
Note that I'm the only person not to troll this thread. Take from that
what you will.
Any pics of your Catalina 27 around?

RB
35s5
NY


nunyadarnbidness May 26th 06 05:16 PM

I'd like to point out....
 
this is exactly what i was talking about
out of the 17 replies so far, only 2 have anything remotely to do with
sailing.

as far as my "identity", if you'd like my name and address, phone number,
tcp-ip address, d/l number, ask, and I'll email it to you. I do this so the
spiders & bots don't grab a vailid email addy and fill my mailbox with
hundreds of spam emails...

I was under the impression that a sockpuppet was something you made with
your toddlers, sorry for my not being up to date on the vernacular.

thanks for confirming my opinion.

"katysails" wrote in message
...
that this guy with all the sailing experience claims he doesn't know what
a
sockpuppet is, yet he knows how to configure his ng program to shield his
email identity....warning...warning...danger...danger... ..





nunyadarnbidness May 26th 06 05:19 PM

introduction, and rant...
 
I'll discuss sailing with anyone that would like to discuss sailing.
I don't care if its a spoiled rich kid, or a dock bum (like me)
if it floats, its all good.

"katysails" wrote in message
...

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...
And you start up a "conversation" with Boobsprit?
Congratulations.


If you ignore posts like DSK's you'll actually find some good content
here.

RB
35s5


I would think the original poster would have infinitely more satisfaction
discussing sailing with a seasoned sailor like Doug than with a spoiled
brat
rich kid from NY.....
NY






nunyadarnbidness May 26th 06 05:26 PM

I'd like to point out....
 
Why? Why you ask?
simply put, I'm just frustrated enough with the volumes of off topic flotsam
and jetsam, the "mines bigger than yours" the "yours is stupid, ytherefore,
you're stupid" posts.
I mean really people, do any of "yall" actually listen to yourselves?



"Bob Crantz" wrote in message
. ..
Ah!
Things dead, long dead, see! how they rise again!
--Why, why keep silence all these fourteen years,
When, on this letter, which he never wrote,
The tears were your tears?

The bloodstains were his.

Why, then, that noble silence,--kept so long--
Broken to-day for the first time--why?

Why?. . .






nunyadarnbidness May 26th 06 05:28 PM

introduction, and rant...
 
Scotty,
I was of course, speaking with tongue firmly in cheek.

"Scotty" wrote in message
...

"nunyadarnbidness"
wrote in message ...

There are literally hundreds of thousands of people that

are considering
"going boating" this year... what do you say about helping

further the
cause?


I say, keep them off boats. There's too many idiots out on
the water now!





Over the past 30 years I've run aground so many times I've

considered
putting wheels on her keel.



Have you considered taking a basic nav course?




SBV









Joe May 26th 06 05:36 PM

introduction, and rant...
 
Hey Nunya,

were do you sail?

Do you think you need a water maker, solar panel, forward looking
sonar, wind gen, on a day sailor like your?

Those things belong on a cruiser.

Joe


nunyadarnbidness May 26th 06 05:41 PM

introduction, and rant...
 
again, tongue firmly in cheek.
Lake Texoma

"Joe" wrote in message
ups.com...
Hey Nunya,

were do you sail?

Do you think you need a water maker, solar panel, forward looking
sonar, wind gen, on a day sailor like your?

Those things belong on a cruiser.

Joe




Capt. Rob May 26th 06 05:52 PM

introduction, and rant...
 
I mean really people, do any of "yall" actually listen to yourselves?



Wanna talk sailing...go right ahead. I assure you sailing related
topics do break out here on occasion. This is a family, dysfunctional
though it may be. If you want to join in on the fun....go right ahead.
We're all waiting.


RB
35s5
NY


katysails May 26th 06 06:02 PM

I'd like to point out....
 

"nunyadarnbidness" wrote in message
...
Why? Why you ask?
simply put, I'm just frustrated enough with the volumes of off topic

flotsam
and jetsam, the "mines bigger than yours" the "yours is stupid,

ytherefore,
you're stupid" posts.
I mean really people, do any of "yall" actually listen to yourselves?



"Bob Crantz" wrote in message
. ..
Ah!
Things dead, long dead, see! how they rise again!
--Why, why keep silence all these fourteen years,
When, on this letter, which he never wrote,
The tears were your tears?

The bloodstains were his.

Why, then, that noble silence,--kept so long--
Broken to-day for the first time--why?

Why?. . .




Mosy of us have been posting to this group for years and years...some of us

sail on each other's boats...some of us live in the same communities...some
of us have shared the same slip....we all know each other, in a downhome
personal way....so you're going to come in here and criticize how we
interact?



katysails May 26th 06 06:07 PM

I'd like to point out....
 

"nunyadarnbidness" wrote in message
. ..
this is exactly what i was talking about
out of the 17 replies so far, only 2 have anything remotely to do with
sailing.

as far as my "identity", if you'd like my name and address, phone number,
tcp-ip address, d/l number, ask, and I'll email it to you. I do this so

the
spiders & bots don't grab a vailid email addy and fill my mailbox with
hundreds of spam emails...

I was under the impression that a sockpuppet was something you made with
your toddlers, sorry for my not being up to date on the vernacular.

thanks for confirming my opinion.

"katysails" wrote in message
...
that this guy with all the sailing experience claims he doesn't know

what
a
sockpuppet is, yet he knows how to configure his ng program to shield

his
email identity....warning...warning...danger...danger... ..



So, you want to hear sailinjg? I'll be out on the Neuse River and Pamlico
Sound area for the weekend on our sailboat down in NC ...we're originally
Great Lakes sailors...we'll be sharung out experience with friends...oh, and
I'm sure the hugh point of the weekend will be a stop at the pump out
station....now, isn't that exciting? How many hotdogs and burgers you going
to eat on Monday? I'd truly like to know....



katysails May 26th 06 06:08 PM

introduction, and rant...
 

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
ups.com...
Note that I'm the only person not to troll this thread. Take from that
what you will.
Any pics of your Catalina 27 around?

RB
35s5
NY

Jusst by making that statement you've given yourself the lie....



katysails May 26th 06 06:09 PM

introduction, and rant...
 

"Dave" wrote in message
...
On Fri, 26 May 2006 08:57:06 -0400, DSK said:

OTOH you can find a great deal of sailing/cruising expertise
among this group if you don't get sidetracked playing
retardo games.


Yes. For me the thing is to be selective. I probably don't bother
downloading about 90% of the articles posted to the group.


Well, that takes care of Bobspit....



nunyadarnbidness May 26th 06 06:24 PM

I'd like to point out....
 
much better, thank you very much.
In about 2 hours we'll be stepping aboard. won't return until monday
evening.
We'll have plenty of provisions, thank you for asking.



"katysails" wrote in message
...



So, you want to hear sailinjg? I'll be out on the Neuse River and Pamlico
Sound area for the weekend on our sailboat down in NC ...we're originally
Great Lakes sailors...we'll be sharung out experience with friends...oh,
and
I'm sure the hugh point of the weekend will be a stop at the pump out
station....now, isn't that exciting? How many hotdogs and burgers you
going
to eat on Monday? I'd truly like to know....





nunyadarnbidness May 26th 06 06:29 PM

introduction, and rant...
 
that was directed to who(m)?
if you'd like pics, I'll email 'em.
in fact, i am doing so now...
I'd rather not have my email addy all over the net, thank you.

"katysails" wrote in message
...

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
ups.com...
Note that I'm the only person not to troll this thread. Take from that
what you will.
Any pics of your Catalina 27 around?

RB
35s5
NY

Jusst by making that statement you've given yourself the lie....





nunyadarnbidness May 26th 06 06:33 PM

introduction, and rant...
 
As stated elsewhere, in a couple of hours we'll be stepping off for the
weekend, well provisioned.
We'll stay out till monday evening, we may go to pompanos on sat night, and
anchor up in one of the small inlets for some quality quiet time.


"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...
I mean really people, do any of "yall" actually listen to yourselves?



Wanna talk sailing...go right ahead. I assure you sailing related
topics do break out here on occasion. This is a family, dysfunctional
though it may be. If you want to join in on the fun....go right ahead.
We're all waiting.


RB
35s5
NY




Capt. Rob May 26th 06 06:37 PM

introduction, and rant...
 
We'll stay out till monday evening, we may go to pompanos on sat night,
and
anchor up in one of the small inlets for some quality quiet time.


Well, that's great...I'm jealous!
I'll only be sailing tomorrow and just for the day. When you get back
give us a sailing report!
Have a good weekend.


RB
35s5
NY


Joe May 26th 06 06:39 PM

introduction, and rant...
 
Texoma is nice, the south side anyway.

You should trailer down for the weekend and sail the bay or gulf.

Joe


katysails May 26th 06 08:27 PM

introduction, and rant...
 

"nunyadarnbidness" wrote in message
...
that was directed to who(m)?
if you'd like pics, I'll email 'em.
in fact, i am doing so now...
I'd rather not have my email addy all over the net, thank you.

"katysails" wrote in message
...

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
ups.com...
Note that I'm the only person not to troll this thread. Take from that
what you will.
Any pics of your Catalina 27 around?

RB
35s5
NY

Jusst by making that statement you've given yourself the lie....



Twere bobspittle that wanted the pics...he's sof the opinion that if uyou

don't publish a pic of every single event where your foot touches the deck
that you don't sail....thanks, but I don't open attachements from people I
don't know....most people here establish Webshots accounts to post their
sailing pics on....



Capt. JG May 26th 06 11:10 PM

introduction, and rant...
 
And your point is... ? :-)

--
"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

"nunyadarnbidness" wrote in message
...
I am a long term sailor with over 30 years of experience on the water in
various boats, that I've chartered, owned, rented, borrowed or stole. I'm
also a long term member of this group and this is my very first posting.

I was under the assumption that this group was for people interested in
sailing, sailors, the ASA, training, piloting, safer boating, boats,
rigging, sails, racing, cruising, and... holes in the water that you throw
money into.

Am I mistaken?

according to the FAQ...

"1.0 Newsgroup origin
alt.sailing.asa was begun by the American Sailing Association in 1990 as a
forum for the exchange of ideas by people who share an interest in the
sport and lifestyle of sailing. At the time, the only other, similar
newsgroup was rec.boats. alt.sailing.asa had a more specific focus."


People, if I was a new boot that had a modicum of interest in sailing, and
I trolled the newsgroups to expand my knowledge base, and found this
group, I'd say to myself, "hmmm, this is the ASA group, must be they know
what the big deal is about all of this sailing stuff."

and what, pray tell would I see?

snippy, obnoxious, pretentious, moody, self-centered, materialistic, "mine
is better than yours" "yours is a POS" meglomaniac, narcissistic, holier
than thou, whiners that seem to spend more time ****ing and moaning, or
celebrating their last purchase of some trinket, car, house, camera, boat,
pair of shoes...
anything but putting your feet over the gunwale and enjoying the wind in
your hair, the pure joy of you, the wind, and your journey.

What would I think if I saw these posts?
I would think...
"You know, based on what I see here, I'm not too sure i'd like to belly up
almost the price of a home for a boat to meet and greet these people. "

I know that sailors are a unique breed. I am one. I'm a bit off center.
ok, sometimes I don't know where center is!
I also know that over these past 30 years, I have meet some of the most
wondeful people on the face of the earth. People that will give you the
shirt off of their backs if you've been in the sun too long, people that
will without question, give you a tow, food, fuel, and a place to hang
your hat if need be. People that catch a fish, side up next to you and
say... "you got wine for this?"

So, heres just a suggestion.
Instead of looking for confirmation of your existance thru your latest
Amex purchase, or touting what a wonderful consumer you must be, or
deriding someone else for what they thought was a decent idea at the time,
or, instead of lambasting some poor sap for their foilables, hows about we
kinda, sorta, maybe, discuss what we all profess to love. Sailing, our
boats, the water, our first mates (the keepers of the budget), our sailing
friends and families, our trips, our journeys our adventures and our joys.
hey, its just a thought.
There are literally hundreds of thousands of people that are considering
"going boating" this year... what do you say about helping further the
cause?

A bit about the poster:

I have never circumnavigated the world. Don't plan to, don't need to. If
you have, or are going to, I wish you well. Good for you.

My hole in the water is celebrating her 30th birthday this year. She is
only 27 ft long, but has all I and the boss need for a weekend, or a week
on "our" 89,000 acre lake.

She has a full sail locker with 100, 120, and 165 hanked jibs. we even
fly a spinniker when we get a wild hair in our butt.

Over the past 30 years I've run aground so many times I've considered
putting wheels on her keel. If you haven't, good for you, I'm proud of
you.

Her Atomic 4 has never failed us. Last years fuel costs? 38.00. this year
so far... 20.00.

We don't have solar panels, wind generators, water maker, or forward
looking sonar. We do have a 8D battery for the house, and a 4D back up and
a 30 gallon fresh water tank. The princess 2 burner suits us just fine,
thank you. The ice box goes thru about 20 lbs a day in August. we deal wih
it. No flat panel here, a radio/cd works wonders for the ambiance. One
thought... the full moon, a comfy cockpit and a good book.

The forward V-berth demands that we snuggle. Thats not a bad thing. I like
to say that she'll sleep six friends or 2 family members. My 15 year old
son has caught the "bug" and We're looking to upgrade, so I can hand our
faithful, reliable friend down to him.

From early March to late November, She, the boss and I have a wonderful
threesome on that lake almost every weekend, from friday afternoon to late
sunday evening. In fact, in just two weeks, we are relocating to an abode
within minutes from her so we can spend more time on her.

"Boats are the nearest thing to dreams that man has ever made"

"Wherever we want to go, we'll go. That's what a ship is, you know. It's
not just a keel and a hull and a deck and sails, that's what a ship
needs... but what a ship is... what the Black Pearl really is... is
freedom."

rant over, returning you to your regularly scheduled program.




Capt. JG May 26th 06 11:10 PM

introduction, and rant...
 
Step one, don't feel the troll...

--
"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

"nunyadarnbidness" wrote in message
...
I am unfamiliar with what a sockpuppet is, but, this is what i'm talking
about...

"it is much better than be thought a fool, than open your mouth and prove
it"



"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...
Well, assuming you're not a sockpuppet....Welcome. In spite of all of
the nonsense generated here (not a small amount from me) you'll find
that quite a few people actually know something about sailing and don't
mind talking about it on occasion. On the other hand, we have a few
nasty humorless folks like Scott Vernon and Ringmaster who find the
need to deride and spout harsh language on a regular basis.
Again, welcome....and good luck.


RB
35s5
NY






Capt. JG May 26th 06 11:11 PM

introduction, and rant...
 
Nice boat... sailed many miles in and around the SF area on one with an A-4.

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"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

"nunyadarnbidness" wrote in message
...
a 1976 catalina 27 tall rig


"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
ps.com...
much snippage...
Again, best of luck to you. Oh, and what kind of boat do you sail? I
did not catch the builder. I used to sail a Catalina 27 myself.


RB
35s5
NY






Capt. JG May 26th 06 11:12 PM

I'd like to point out....
 
He's not that good at it.. :-)

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www.sailnow.com

"katysails" wrote in message
...
that this guy with all the sailing experience claims he doesn't know what
a
sockpuppet is, yet he knows how to configure his ng program to shield his
email identity....warning...warning...danger...danger... ..





Lady Pilot May 27th 06 03:34 AM

introduction, and rant...
 
"Joe" wrote:
Hey Nunya,

were do you sail?


"nunyadarnbidness" inspired me to write:

again, tongue firmly in cheek.
Lake Texoma


Oh my thong underwear!

....I was going to spend this weekend at Texoma, but my client made the sale
of his lakeside property with slip before the weekend. He pulled his huge
42' cigar boat to work to impress me (although I wasn't!), but has already
been thinking about buying a cat like Jeff's just to impress me. He has 5
companies so far that I've been managing, one being an upscale liquor store.
(Very convienient)

LP

He tried to impress me a couple days ago talking to someone on the phone to
give him the interest rate and insurance on the cat. heh

I was thinking about going to Eufala Lake (to a big party), but gave into
staying home for a tall strawberry blonde lucious male friend of mine that
works for a major airline (or two).

A couple of funny coindences...his first name, birthdate, and occupation is
the same as bertie's. Then he bought a BWM motorcycle and he has the exact
same van as CN.

Even more...but I digress.







Lady Pilot May 27th 06 03:38 AM

introduction, and rant...
 

"Mys Terry" wrote:
On Fri, 26 May 2006 06:15:31 -0500, "nunyadarnbidness"
wrote:

I am a long term sailor with over 30 years of experience on the water in
various boats, that I've chartered, owned, rented, borrowed or stole. I'm
also a long term member of this group and this is my very first posting.


It's always those who have contributed the least that complain the
most. If you want better content here, PROVIDE IT. Lurkers who do not
post are not members, they are freeloaders.

Wow! Do you think that kind of arsenal is proper for a newbie?

Or are you just fishing? :-)

LP



Lady Pilot May 27th 06 03:41 AM

introduction, and rant...
 

"nunyadarnbidness" wrote:
I'll discuss sailing with anyone that would like to discuss sailing.
I don't care if its a spoiled rich kid, or a dock bum (like me)
if it floats, its all good.


What are you doing in Arlington, TX?

LP (curious minds)




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