"Bob Crantz" wrote in message . ..
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| "Paladin" noneofyourbusiness.www wrote in message
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| "Bob Crantz" wrote in message
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| | "Gilligan" wrote in message
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| | "Paladin" noneofyourbusiness.www wrote in message
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| | The rudder is also
| | state of the art elliptical.
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| | http://www.tspeer.com/Planforms/Planforms.html
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| | One must remember that RB's boat was designed over 20 years ago when
| disco
| | was king and the science of computational hydrodynamics was sorely
| lacking
| | due to limited computational means available to designers. RB's yacht
| was
| | designed by rules of thumb, a little trial and error and almost no
| | optimization. Computer power was highly inadequate in the mid-80's and
| stone
| | age-like compared to the computation power available today. Think of
| pac-man
| | back then and X-Box today. Rob's yacht, though it may have a few good
| | points, is of Pac-Man technology. Today's performance sailboat designs
| will
| | run circles around his boat designed in the era of donkey kong platform
| | shoes.
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| | Amen!
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| I can tell that Crantz and Gilligan are both jealous of Capt. Rob's fine
| vessel.
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| It will be the lava lakes for you both if you do not repent of your
| coveting.
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| Amen and Praise.
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| Paladin
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| Rest assured I am not capable of jealousy for I own a fine blue water
| cruiser with a large, spacious oversize cockpit. More importantly, the fine
| vessel is colored yellow!
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| Glory!!

Yellow???? Ha ha ha ha ha! What are you, a Capt. Neal wannabe?
Yellow is no color for a sailboat. And large spacious cockpits are
not very safe for a blue water cruiser. What if you get pooped.
Will it flood the interior or put the boat so badly out of trim
that she looks like a pig in the wallow?

Hosanna!

Paladin

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"Paladin" noneofyourbusiness.www wrote in


Yellow???? Ha ha ha ha ha! What are you, a Capt. Neal wannabe?
Yellow is no color for a sailboat.

It's the ideal color! Capt Neal has a fine vessel but its performance cannot
match my fine cruiser even though his boat is also yellow.


And large spacious cockpits are
not very safe for a blue water cruiser.

Not true! Poor drainage is the factor.

What if you get pooped.

Then I'll rest.

Will it flood the interior or put the boat so badly out of trim
that she looks like a pig in the wallow?

My award winning interior would dare not flood! Actually the hatch is locked
down when sailing.

Pigs are not yellow. They are pink.



Hosanna!

In the highest!


Paladin

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"Paladin" noneofyourbusiness.www wrote in message
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At least little Thomas has a mom and a dad. Have you discovered the
identity
of your father yet?

Yet??

I actually look like my father. What about you????


Regards



Donal
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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
ps.com...

Ahhhh.. You must be sooo proud! He sounds more intelligent than his
parents.



LOL, Donal. Are you sailing? We're really having a blast on the 35s5.
In case you missed it, these are the 35s5 pages (4 so far) that I'm
working on.

http://hometown.aol.com/bobsprit/index.html


I must admit that I really like the 35s5.

It is really wasted in the hands of someone who is scared to sail more than
a mile from his slip.




Regards


Donal
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Donal wrote:
I must admit that I really like the 35s5.


Why "admit"? Nothing wrong with the boat. Some consider it
funny-looking, and it has the quality issues of any
mass-produced item; but it's a pretty good racer-cruiser.


It is really wasted in the hands of someone who is scared to sail more than
a mile from his slip.


So would a Flying Scot. But then, rememer that Bubbles has
good reasons to be scared of sailing more than a mile from
his slip. It is dangerous for him to be without
air-conditioning or to be out of sight of McDonalds, not to
mention all those well-charted rocks that he manages to hit.

DSK

It is really wasted in the hands of someone who is scared to sail more
than
a mile from his slip.




I'll have you know that we sailed nearly 7 miles from our slip today.
I think I saw a dragon.

The 35s5 rocks! Did you look at the website?



RB
35s5
NY

"DSK" wrote in message
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Donal wrote:
I must admit that I really like the 35s5.


Why "admit"? Nothing wrong with the boat. Some consider it
funny-looking, and it has the quality issues of any
mass-produced item; but it's a pretty good racer-cruiser.

Admit?? I guess that I am getting on a bit.

10 years ago I would have died for a 35s5.

Now, as I consider my next vessel, I am thinking about getting a Malo. I
don't *feel* old, but I am beginning to to put comfort before excitement.
Perhaps I am in need of a "mid-life" crisis??


Regards


Donal
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"Donal" wrote |
| Perhaps I am in need of a "mid-life" crisis??
|

Ya gotta have a life before you can have a mid-life anything...

Paladin

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"Paladin" noneofyourbusiness.www wrote in message
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"Donal" wrote |
| Perhaps I am in need of a "mid-life" crisis??
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Ya gotta have a life before you can have a mid-life anything...


That's true.


I salute your superior intelligence. You are obviously a Grand Master of
stating the bleeding obvious.


Regards


Donal
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