I see you all were posting again last night. Hmmmm. Here's what we did,

Went out to the boat and cast off. Raised sail in very light air and
sailed under bridges for an amazing sunset. A group of boats were
racing so we grabbed a friend's mooring near the old Fort Totten Coast
Guard station and watched. Suzanne grilled up chicken and potatoes.
Thomas was getting sleepy, but we kept him up a bit for the chicken. A
bit of wind came up, so we sailed off and it was actually pretty good
for the short trip back to our slip.

And all of you....posted to alt.sailing.asa all through the night.
Again.
Nice use of your boats (the few of you who actually have a boat)

We're not sailing tonight...Suzanne works and tomorrow is Thom's
birthday party!



RB
35s5
NY

Capt. Rob wrote:


We're not sailing tonight...Suzanne works and tomorrow is Thom's
birthday party!


Ohh want a shame, we are sailing tonight and pulling a shrimp net
across the bay. I bet you will post here....what a looser. Might as
well sell the boat, because soon you will have to park it like a
stanley stemer on the hard for half the year. And while you huddle in
you little cracker box flat we will be sailing all fall, winter and
spring.

How can you stand to live a place that requires you to watch and hear
about others sailng all year round while you can not? Pathetic isn't
it....

Tell Thom Happy Birthday! Whats... he's 3 years old now?

Joe



RB
35s5
NY

Tell Thom Happy Birthday! Whats... he's 3 years old now?



Thom's just 2, but quite advanced for his age.
You'll need to sail a LOT this winter to catch up to us. I did not see
anyone here sailing as much...not even close. And we'll sail straight
through October as well. Not really that long to wait for our March
launch.
We may actually go sailing tomorrow night as well.


RB
35s5
NY

Poor Bob, at this rate you'll never catch up.

Scotty


"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
ps.com...
I see you all were posting again last night. Hmmmm. Here's
what we did,

Went out to the boat and cast off. Raised sail in very
light air and
sailed under bridges for an amazing sunset. A group of
boats were
racing so we grabbed a friend's mooring near the old Fort
Totten Coast
Guard station and watched. Suzanne grilled up chicken and
potatoes.
Thomas was getting sleepy, but we kept him up a bit for
the chicken. A
bit of wind came up, so we sailed off and it was actually
pretty good
for the short trip back to our slip.

And all of you....posted to alt.sailing.asa all through
the night.
Again.
Nice use of your boats (the few of you who actually have a
boat)

We're not sailing tonight...Suzanne works and tomorrow is
Thom's
birthday party!



RB
35s5
NY

Poor Bob, at this rate you'll never catch up.


Hi, Scotty. How's that camera working out for ya?


RB

Capt. Rob wrote:
Tell Thom Happy Birthday! Whats... he's 3 years old now?



Thom's just 2, but quite advanced for his age.

That's good.

You'll need to sail a LOT this winter to catch up to us.

I've sailed my Dink 13ft most every day since spring, just knocking
about in the lake mostly and watching races...not real sailing.

I did not see
anyone here sailing as much...not even close.

And we'll sail straight
through October as well. Not really that long to wait for our March
launch.

November.......December.......January.......Febuar y........March........................

wo00000000000hhhhhhhh 150 days..........will you hybernate to make the
time pass?

One 500 mile trip to Port Mansfield this fall will ecilpse all your
sailing combined this year.

We may actually go sailing tomorrow night as well.

Enjoy

Joe




RB
35s5
NY

It' sorta pitiful how you and many of the others around here can't enjoy sailing
for sailing sake. You cut your trips short so you can log on and brag about it.
For all I know you never leave the house and just make stuff up on the fly. Your
little fantasy down there just doesn't ring true. Could it be just more Capt. Rob
lies?

Cheers,
Ellen


"Capt. Rob" wrote in message ps.com...
|I see you all were posting again last night. Hmmmm. Here's what we did,
|
| Went out to the boat and cast off. Raised sail in very light air and
| sailed under bridges for an amazing sunset. A group of boats were
| racing so we grabbed a friend's mooring near the old Fort Totten Coast
| Guard station and watched. Suzanne grilled up chicken and potatoes.
| Thomas was getting sleepy, but we kept him up a bit for the chicken. A
| bit of wind came up, so we sailed off and it was actually pretty good
| for the short trip back to our slip.
|
| And all of you....posted to alt.sailing.asa all through the night.
| Again.
| Nice use of your boats (the few of you who actually have a boat)
|
| We're not sailing tonight...Suzanne works and tomorrow is Thom's
| birthday party!
|
|
|
| RB
| 35s5
| NY
|

Your
little fantasy down there just doesn't ring true.



BWAHHAHAA! Yeah, okay. But I actually post quite a few pics of my boat
sailing. We've yet to see any of yours. I wonder why? What's the name
of your boat? Sock Puppet II?



RB
35s5
NY

"Capt. Rob" wrote

| BWAHHAHAA! Yeah, okay. But I actually post quite a few pics of my boat
| sailing. We've yet to see any of yours. I wonder why? What's the name
| of your boat? Sock Puppet II?

Forget it "Boy Rob". I'm not like Scotty or Doug King or whoever. I don't respond
to trolls. I won't lower myself to your level. And, I don't need to prove anything to a liar.

Cheers,
Ellen

OzOne wrote:
On 8 Sep 2006 05:05:11 -0700, "Capt. Rob"
scribbled thusly:

I see you all were posting again last night. Hmmmm. Here's what we did,


First day of our club sailing season today.
Been blowing gales the last 2 days and still quite fresh with heavy
rain squalls.....I'm staying home where it's warm.


Oz1...of the 3 twins.

I welcome you to crackerbox palace,We've been expecting you.

Yay, Spring.....