So, it's only you that blabbers continually about how you
have the perfect boat?


Golly, Doug, here's a quote from my website, page 4:
"The 35s5 is not the perfect boat for everyone."
Of course this has nothing to do with the Seaward as you desperately
try to change topics. You still haven't told anyone where I cited
Seaward ads as a measure of quality. You weren't lying, were you????


Really? Like what?
Discuss, for example, the reserve stability & reserve
bouyancy of the Seaward hull designs. Then if you feel like
a challenge, the foils.


No, no, no, oh King of Keels. We were NOT discussing the sailing
characteristics. We WERE talking about build quality. We're STILL
waiting to hear what you have to say that so totally opposes comments
of owners.


Well then, please shut the hell up and get back to us when you've
watched a Seaward built from Day One and can comment with any authority
on it's quality.


Have you watched a Seaward built from Day One?

Nope, but I have been aboard several Seawards, spoken to surveyors
about them and witnessed some of the construction points when our yard
worked on them. I've also spoken to owners who'd owned their share of
Pearsons, Catalinas and so on.


For that matter, have you ever been in a boatbuilding plant?
Or built a boat yourself?

Scramble hard, Doug. Now we all need to be boat builders to judge boat
quality! You are such an arrogant ass and phoney know-it-all. We're
STILL waiting for you to address ANYTHING relevant to the topic.


A better place would be some former owners. They have less
of built-in agenda.


BWAHAHHA! Now Doug is basically agreeing with me. Since I brokered two
Seawards, I guess those owner comments suddenly count NOW, right? But
if one of them ordered a brand new Eagle the following year, then his
opinion counts less. Doug, seriously...you're a full of hot air ass.


That was pretty much the only definite thing you mentioned.
Inspection of construction details was absent from your
posts. So it appears you don't believe in looking carefully
at any boat to judge for yourself... presumably because you
don't know how.

Yep, Doug! You sure have me there. We can instantly discount a comment
like "she's well built" unless a person hunkers down for a detailed
review of the boat....even if it's not relevant to the discussion! Good
work!


How about the structural elements & tabbing? Hatches
integrity & strength? Wiring? Plumbing? Rig?


BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA! You're so desperate, it;s hilarious! So tell us, oh
king of Keels, what was wrong with the PLUMBING on the Seawards you've
seen. Oh, and I think it's clear to everyone that you've not been
aboard a Seaward EVER.



I have provided nothing except the opinion that one should
look for oneself, and a statement that I have done so.


King of Keels assumes he's so smart...and everyone else is so dumb,
that such a comment would be taken at face value!


Doubt it.

You doubt I was sailing...and somehow I actually post photos of us
sailing. Golly, Doug!


And when are you going to post a picture of that
J-29s bulbs keel?

Poor Doug. You asked for name and hull #. Not only did I provide that I
also gave a PHOTO of the boat at my Club. I'll be happy to post a pic
of her keel when she's hauled. You got busted...and I'll be more than
happy to show you up yet again.

When are you going to learn to fly a
spinnaker?

That's right, Doug...we can't fly any of our sails! Boo hoo!
Oops....off topic again, aint ya', Doug?
You are just the sort of person folks need to avoid. Because, even if
you don't know **** you're still willing to offer your uneducated
opinion. I know your type well. And guess what, Doug: I suspect that
some others may be glimpsing it as well.


RB
35s5
NY