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What is most deadly to sailors at sea
Joe wrote: After sinking? Joe Wrong Wrong Wrong ......all of you. I'll give a hint. All ships at sea drill over and over to stop it. It is part of any USCG Capt'n exam. Joe |
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What is most deadly to sailors at sea
Joe wrote:
Joe wrote: After sinking? Joe Wrong Wrong Wrong ......all of you. I'll give a hint. All ships at sea drill over and over to stop it. It is part of any USCG Capt'n exam. Lack of a lifejacket and/or raft. -- Capt Scumbalino |
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What is most deadly to sailors at sea
Capt. Scumbalino wrote: Joe wrote: Joe wrote: After sinking? Joe Wrong Wrong Wrong ......all of you. I'll give a hint. All ships at sea drill over and over to stop it. It is part of any USCG Capt'n exam. Lack of a lifejacket and/or raft. -- Capt Scumbalino Always a grammer Nazi. Please let me re-phrase the question. After deaths related to sinking and drowning in any way what -so- ever! Sheeeeeeeeze. Joe |
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What is most deadly to sailors at sea
Not buckling up before driving... oh wait, that's for a Kia. :-)
-- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com "Joe" wrote in message oups.com... Capt. Scumbalino wrote: Joe wrote: Joe wrote: After sinking? Joe Wrong Wrong Wrong ......all of you. I'll give a hint. All ships at sea drill over and over to stop it. It is part of any USCG Capt'n exam. Lack of a lifejacket and/or raft. -- Capt Scumbalino Always a grammer Nazi. Please let me re-phrase the question. After deaths related to sinking and drowning in any way what -so- ever! Sheeeeeeeeze. Joe |
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What is most deadly to sailors at sea
FIRE !!
"Joe" wrote in message oups.com... Capt. Scumbalino wrote: Joe wrote: Joe wrote: After sinking? Joe Wrong Wrong Wrong ......all of you. I'll give a hint. All ships at sea drill over and over to stop it. It is part of any USCG Capt'n exam. Lack of a lifejacket and/or raft. -- Capt Scumbalino Always a grammer Nazi. Please let me re-phrase the question. After deaths related to sinking and drowning in any way what -so- ever! Sheeeeeeeeze. Joe |
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What is most deadly to sailors at sea
Sterling Keays wrote: FIRE !! Well done Sterling! you get 8 ASA points for that one. Most everyone here sails on very flammable hulls. Nothing worse than having your hull burn down to the water line. That thick toxic fiberglass black & green smoke is a killer. Steel is far superior and non-flameable. Joe "Joe" wrote in message oups.com... Capt. Scumbalino wrote: Joe wrote: Joe wrote: After sinking? Joe Wrong Wrong Wrong ......all of you. I'll give a hint. All ships at sea drill over and over to stop it. It is part of any USCG Capt'n exam. Lack of a lifejacket and/or raft. -- Capt Scumbalino Always a grammer Nazi. Please let me re-phrase the question. After deaths related to sinking and drowning in any way what -so- ever! Sheeeeeeeeze. Joe |
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