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Capt. JG wrote:
You mean I should plonk him? :-)

If you want, ir we could just all sit and feed his delusions like we
usually do. As ling as he stays in character and doesn't start
exhibiting his usual self, then what the heck ...p[lay along...I just
wonder how long it will last before he decays.
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Capt. JG wrote:
You mean I should plonk him? :-)

If you want, ir we could just all sit and feed his delusions like we
usually do. As ling as he stays in character and doesn't start exhibiting
his usual self, then what the heck ...p[lay along...I just wonder how long
it will last before he decays.


And starts to smell...............

John Cairns


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"Capt. JG" wrote:
You mean I should plonk him? :-)


Yes, Jon. And Capt. Mooron too!

LP (did you really killfile me?) heheee You will never beat me at this
game, you ****ing snitch! Trying to get Capt. Mooron's account pulled
again? hahahahaaa

Capt. Mooron is right, you are a pansy gay guy from San Francisco, and
tha'ts just the beginning of your "history"/

LP


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"Capt. JG" wrote:
Now we have confirmation that Ellen is a guy....


How could that be? You are a pussy!

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"Bluto" wrote:
Who in their right mind would kedge off of a dock.


Thankfully, no body that I know presently...


Grab the stinkin dock or use long poles to push the boat along.

I have a long pole you could use but you are probably a lesbian that
never shaves.


You couldn't be referring to me, Gilligan! sigh

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"katy" wrote:
You have to be female to be a lesbian....


Yep, I guess that leaves *you* out...

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| Who in their right mind would kedge off of a dock.

Somebody who knows seamanship....

| Grab the stinkin dock or use long poles to push the boat along.

That's about as silly as most of Capt. JG's ideas! :-)

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Ellen MacArthur wrote:
"Bluto" wrote in
| Who in their right mind would kedge off of a dock.

Somebody who knows seamanship....

| Grab the stinkin dock or use long poles to push the boat along.

That's about as silly as most of Capt. JG's ideas! :-)


I've never seen a recreational boat kedged of a dock (I've kedged off
a number of other things), but I have used a pole on a number of
occasions. I used to use a winter storage yard that was totally low
budget - instead of a lift they had an old truck and a homemade frame.
Boats were moved off the frame onto cradles with an array of small
hydraulic jacks. Instead of a work boat with an engine, they would
pole around their little cove with 20 foot poles.
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"Jeff" wrote
| I've never seen a recreational boat kedged of a dock (I've kedged off
| a number of other things), but I have used a pole on a number of
| occasions. I used to use a winter storage yard that was totally low
| budget - instead of a lift they had an old truck and a homemade frame.
| Boats were moved off the frame onto cradles with an array of small
| hydraulic jacks. Instead of a work boat with an engine, they would
| pole around their little cove with 20 foot poles.



Poles are for punts and people fishing in shallow water with small skiffs.
But, you don't see push poles carried on sailboats. So to say sailors should use a pole
when they don't have one is dumb. I *do* have a couple of anchors.....
Speaking of poles..... How do you sink a polish sailboat? Put it in water. :-)

Cheers,
Ellen
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"Ellen MacArthur" wrote
| Poles are for punts and people fishing in shallow water with small skiffs.


Good punting link. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punt_(boat)


Cheers,
Ellen
 
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