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"Capt.Mooron" wrote

Well... teak doesn't rot and the boat doesn't leak.
Straightening a Windex
is routine maintenance and installing upgrades is a
project... much like
replacing cable to the secondary nav light system.[which
by the way was
installed when I purchased the boat] Seems to me like you
have as many of
the "cavalcade of upkeep" situations that you claim I
have!

Nonetheless.... you purchased a very barebones boat. It
appears bereft of
the basic equipment. You'll have your work cut out just
installing the base
requirements for day sailing..... let alone attempting to
meet Cat.-I specs.


Like, installing an I-pod?

Bwahahahahahah

Scotty

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Well... teak doesn't rot and the boat doesn't leak. Straightening a
Windex
is routine maintenance and installing upgrades is a project... much
like
replacing cable to the secondary nav light system.[which by the way was

installed when I purchased the boat] Seems to me like you have as many
of
the "cavalcade of upkeep" situations that you claim I have!


Isn't this a lie, Mooron? Haven't you written that the interior quality
of the Nordica is poor and you've done much to repair it?
My projects took about 15 minutes. Yours?

Give me a break with that tired old boat. No one buys one unless they
are both ignorant and poor.


RB
35s5
NY

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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message

My projects took about 15 minutes. Yours?

Mine involve more than lifting a corner of shelf liner, applying a spot of
glue and pasting.

BTW- The shot of your Nav Station is nothing short of hysterical! A
wonderful example of tiny,shiny and gaudy. The staged acoutrements were a
glaring proclamation of your incapacity to understand basic navigation.

CM-