Max, why waste sailing time? Sell the thing to someone who wants the
job and buy a better Laser hull. They are very cheap and easy to find.
I have a nice hull for 300 bucks...you're too far away though.


RB
35s5
NY

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"Swab Rob" wrote
Max, why waste sailing time? Sell the thing to someone who
wants the
job and buy a better Laser hull. They are very cheap and
easy to find.
I have a nice hull for 300 bucks...you're too far away
though.


yeah, no sense fixing things.

If a winch stops working, sell the boat!

S

though.

yeah, no sense fixing things.



Ever try this repair, Scotty? Laser's are a dime a dozen. Maybe you can
start a laser repair company to save all the bad ones!
Ignorance is bliss...and Scotty's pal.


RB
35s5
NY

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"Swab Rob" wrote
yeah, no sense fixing things.



Ever try this repair, Scotty? Laser's are a dime a dozen.
Maybe you can
start a laser repair company to save all the bad ones!
My Ignorance is bliss...

Right. Just because you're too stupid and klutzy to do boat
repairs, doesn'y mean everybody is.

S

wrote....Right. Just because you're too
stupid and klutzy



Scotty's time is worth nothing, so he'll waste a day fixing a 300
dollar hull. I was paid 470.00 for a post insurance sea trial last week
and make 70 dollars per hour. My time is not something to be wasted
when I can be sailing.
Sorry, Scotty Potty. I understand that it's probably worthwhile for you
to fix a 300 dollar hull even if it takes a month!


RB
35s5
NY

"Capt" Rob wrote:
.... I was paid 470.00 for a post insurance sea trial last week
and make 70 dollars per hour.

So you're a full member of either SAMS or NAMS?

DSK

DSK wrote:
"Capt" Rob wrote:
.... I was paid 470.00 for a post insurance sea trial last week
and make 70 dollars per hour.

So you're a full member of either SAMS or NAMS?

DSK


No, I work under the boatyard's insurance and certification. I also
handled a boat tow last week, piloting a 24 foot tow-boat to bring is a
disabled Columbia 34. I've captained 4 sea trials over the last few
weeks as well. At this point there's no boat I can't handle, though I'm
still rough around the edges with bigger twin screw yachts.
If things continue onward and upward, I'll probably end up having to
get a captain's licence so I can do jobs outside of the yard. No big
deal...my ex-girlfriend passed hers just by reading the book and taking
one nav class at the Museum of Natural History.


RB
35s5
NY

"Swab Rob" wrote

Scotty's time is worth nothing, so he'll waste a day
fixing a 300
dollar hull. I was paid 470.00 for a post insurance sea
trial last week
and make 70 dollars per hour. My time is not something to
be wasted
when I can be sailing.

On Monday I made $2200 in 14 hours. You do the math.

But yesterday I spent 4 hours changing 2 motorcycle tires,
about a $30 bill from a bike shop.

Go figure.

S

Gee, and I thought I did well with getting $1500 for about 10 hours....

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www.sailnow.com

"Scotty" wrote in message
...

"Swab Rob" wrote

Scotty's time is worth nothing, so he'll waste a day
fixing a 300
dollar hull. I was paid 470.00 for a post insurance sea
trial last week
and make 70 dollars per hour. My time is not something to
be wasted
when I can be sailing.

On Monday I made $2200 in 14 hours. You do the math.

But yesterday I spent 4 hours changing 2 motorcycle tires,
about a $30 bill from a bike shop.

Go figure.

S

"Scotty" wrote in message
...


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"Swab Rob" wrote
Max, why waste sailing time? Sell the thing to someone who
wants the
job and buy a better Laser hull. They are very cheap and
easy to find.
I have a nice hull for 300 bucks...you're too far away
though.


yeah, no sense fixing things.

If a winch stops working, sell the boat!

I wonder if the ashtrays are full on the Kia yet?

Max