suggestions for a stove?
 

katy wrote:

Martin Baxter wrote:
? "Jim K." wrote:
??
?? ??...eagles fan?
??
?? ? Yup!
??
?? cool - It's so important we beat Dallas this week - especially since we
?? habded the win to the giants.
?
? Whoa, hold on there! Now you're 'dissin America's Team! Fie on you,
? "Guard thy head well, for ere long...."
?
? Cheers
? Marty
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Marty...you're Canadian...you're not supposed to know anything about
mercan football....

It's the only decent kind, ever watch CFL? Boring game, only 3 downs, so
not as many first downs get made, a lot of work around mid-field. Run
once, pass once, punt... repeat as necessary. Besides all the good
players go the US, we hire the guys who can't make it in the NFL, nuff
said?

Cheers
Marty

suggestions for a stove?
 

Martin Baxter wrote:
katy wrote:
Martin Baxter wrote:
? "Jim K." wrote:
??
?? ??...eagles fan?
??
?? ? Yup!
??
?? cool - It's so important we beat Dallas this week - especially since we
?? habded the win to the giants.
?
? Whoa, hold on there! Now you're 'dissin America's Team! Fie on you,
? "Guard thy head well, for ere long...."
?
? Cheers
? Marty
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Marty...you're Canadian...you're not supposed to know anything about
mercan football....

It's the only decent kind, ever watch CFL? Boring game, only 3 downs, so
not as many first downs get made, a lot of work around mid-field. Run
once, pass once, punt... repeat as necessary. Besides all the good
players go the US, we hire the guys who can't make it in the NFL, nuff
said?

Cheers
Marty


There's a;ways soccer or rugby....

suggestions for a stove?
 

I haven't tried it yet, but that's what I have on my boat.

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"Dry" wrote in message
...
Scout I replaces my old pressurized alcohol stove with one of these and
has worked wonders. ORIGO 4100 DOUBLE BURNER STOVE - DROP-IN Have a
look here http://www.interconmktg.com/pages_stoves/4100.htm


Scout wrote:

I've been keeping up with the Force5 discussion. But, I was wondering
what you folks would do for a cooking appliance, given the space and
layout I have.

Here's the counterspace I have to work with.
http://sports.webshots.com/photo/277...97509592aoEcBp

TIA
Scout

suggestions for a stove?
 

katy wrote:

Martin Baxter wrote:
?
? It's the only decent kind, ever watch CFL? Boring game, only 3 downs, so
? not as many first downs get made, a lot of work around mid-field. Run
? once, pass once, punt... repeat as necessary. Besides all the good
? players go the US, we hire the guys who can't make it in the NFL, nuff
? said?
?
? Cheers
? Marty

There's a;ways soccer or rugby....


Tue enough, but the the cheerleaders aren't so nice. ;-o


Ever see CFL cheerleaders at the Grey Cup in a snowstorm? Girls in
parkas looking like giant Pez dispensers just doesn't cut it.

Cheers
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Jim,

You ask a question and get a reply that isn't what you wanted to hear
isn't being mad. Your reaction is very wrong.

I has to agree with Katy; your reaction to the truth definitely needs
improvement. I do believe that is all that she meant by getting
"Calluses!" As in developing a "thickening of your skin" so to speak.

If you're going to hang around this group and express dumb opinions, you
are going to get rather sharp replies. Get use to it or take off! We
won't change for you, Your obligation to change. That is if you want to
be accepted. We don't run people off;---- we just ignore them. As I'm
about to do with you.

Ole Thom

suggestions for a stove?
 

Martin Baxter wrote:
katy wrote:
Martin Baxter wrote:
?
? It's the only decent kind, ever watch CFL? Boring game, only 3 downs, so
? not as many first downs get made, a lot of work around mid-field. Run
? once, pass once, punt... repeat as necessary. Besides all the good
? players go the US, we hire the guys who can't make it in the NFL, nuff
? said?
?
? Cheers
? Marty

There's a;ways soccer or rugby....


Tue enough, but the the cheerleaders aren't so nice. ;-o


Ever see CFL cheerleaders at the Grey Cup in a snowstorm? Girls in
parkas looking like giant Pez dispensers just doesn't cut it.

Cheers
Marty
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Newfie cheerleaders..now there's a thought....

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Thanks JG and Dry - for some reason, I never go Dry's OP. Very strange.
Anyway, a very interesting way to go and one I will give serious
consideration to!
Scout


"Capt. JG" wrote in message
...
I haven't tried it yet, but that's what I have on my boat.

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"Dry" wrote in message
...
Scout I replaces my old pressurized alcohol stove with one of these and
has worked wonders. ORIGO 4100 DOUBLE BURNER STOVE - DROP-IN Have a
look here http://www.interconmktg.com/pages_stoves/4100.htm


Scout wrote:

I've been keeping up with the Force5 discussion. But, I was wondering
what you folks would do for a cooking appliance, given the space and
layout I have.

Here's the counterspace I have to work with.
http://sports.webshots.com/photo/277...97509592aoEcBp

TIA
Scout

suggestions for a stove?
 

Canadian football is on par with women's basketball.

Scotty


"Martin Baxter" wrote in message
...
katy wrote:

Martin Baxter wrote:
? "Jim K." wrote:
??
?? ??...eagles fan?
??
?? ? Yup!
??
?? cool - It's so important we beat Dallas this week -
especially since we
?? habded the win to the giants.
?
? Whoa, hold on there! Now you're 'dissin America's
Team! Fie on you,
? "Guard thy head well, for ere long...."
?
? Cheers
? Marty
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sponsor ----------------------
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Marty...you're Canadian...you're not supposed to know
anything about
mercan football....

It's the only decent kind, ever watch CFL? Boring game,
only 3 downs, so
not as many first downs get made, a lot of work around
mid-field. Run
once, pass once, punt... repeat as necessary. Besides
all the good
players go the US, we hire the guys who can't make it in
the NFL, nuff
said?

Cheers
Marty

suggestions for a stove?
 

"Jim K." wrote in message
ups.com...
Hey - I truly apologize if I'm out of line - and if I am -
"I'm Sorry"
- but what's katy's problem? in person people have
manners. She seems
to think that on the web it's okay to be rude. I disagree.


Rude? that wasn't rude! You want rude, here's rude, Jim,
you are a stupid dickhead and should stay far away from any
boat as you are sure to be a hazard to the rest of us. Now,
**** OFF !


--
Scott Vernon
Plowville Pa _/)__/)_/)_

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"Scout" wrote in message
oups.com..
..
I've been keeping up with the Force5 discussion. But, I
was wondering
what you folks would do for a cooking appliance, given the
space and
layout I have.

Here's the counterspace I have to work with.
http://sports.webshots.com/photo/277...97509592aoEcBp


Hey Scout, sure was nice out this week. Do you have, or
plan to get a BBQ? Like a rail mount Force 10, or Magma for
the stern rail? I have a propane one and do about 90% of my
cooking on it. Highly recommend getting one.
I have a CNG, 2 burner stove and oven. Never used the oven.
Mostly use the stove for coffee, occasional cooked breakfast
or a bowl of soup at night. I carry a one burner Coleman
propane stove just in case I run out of CNG on a trip.
I store the bottles in the cabin. My slip neighbor mounted a
PVC pipe with glued bottom cap and loose top cap on his
stern rail and it holds two bottles.


Scotty

suggestions for a stove?
 

Scout-
I was going to suggest the same thing. We used our old BBQ a lot, and
this year I got the Magma II. Its a major improvement, with the
hinged lid and lighter. Also, it never once blew out. In fact, it
was flawless.

The old one was plumbed to the main propane, but I didn't bother with
this so far - it too easy to just use the small bottles.

The stove below does get used; since we sort of move on board for the
summer, and always stay at anchor, so its hard to do a quick b'fast
run. Coffee, eggs, & toast down below in the morning, but dinner is
on the BBQ.

BTW, I don't mind having the propane on board - our tank locker is in
the stern, well ventilated, and the solenoid is always turned off
immediately. However, if we had simpler needs, I might consider the
Origo.

Scotty wrote:

Hey Scout, sure was nice out this week. Do you have, or
plan to get a BBQ? Like a rail mount Force 10, or Magma for
the stern rail? I have a propane one and do about 90% of my
cooking on it. Highly recommend getting one.
I have a CNG, 2 burner stove and oven. Never used the oven.
Mostly use the stove for coffee, occasional cooked breakfast
or a bowl of soup at night. I carry a one burner Coleman
propane stove just in case I run out of CNG on a trip.
I store the bottles in the cabin. My slip neighbor mounted a
PVC pipe with glued bottom cap and loose top cap on his
stern rail and it holds two bottles.


Scotty

suggestions for a stove?
 

"Dave" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 4 Oct 2006 19:51:01 -0400, "Scotty"
said:

Canadian football is on par with women's basketball.

You mean the 6 to a team kind, with offense and defense of
each side on
separate halves of the court, and no more than 2 dribbles,
or the 5 to a
team kind the more closely resembles men's b'ball?

ha ha, the first time my wife told me she used to be a
''rover'' on her basketball team, I was flabbergasted..

SBV

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Scotty wrote:
Canadian football is on par with women's basketball.

Scotty


"Martin Baxter" wrote in message
...
katy wrote:
Martin Baxter wrote:
? "Jim K." wrote:
??
?? ??...eagles fan?
??
?? ? Yup!
??
?? cool - It's so important we beat Dallas this week -
especially since we
?? habded the win to the giants.
?
? Whoa, hold on there! Now you're 'dissin America's
Team! Fie on you,
? "Guard thy head well, for ere long...."
?
? Cheers
? Marty
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Marty...you're Canadian...you're not supposed to know
anything about
mercan football....
It's the only decent kind, ever watch CFL? Boring game,
only 3 downs, so
not as many first downs get made, a lot of work around
mid-field. Run
once, pass once, punt... repeat as necessary. Besides
all the good
players go the US, we hire the guys who can't make it in
the NFL, nuff
said?

Cheers
Marty


My granddaughter made 3 naskets in her game tonight..they won 26 to 6...

suggestions for a stove?
 

Scotty wrote:
"Jim K." wrote in message
ups.com...
Hey - I truly apologize if I'm out of line - and if I am -
"I'm Sorry"
- but what's katy's problem? in person people have
manners. She seems
to think that on the web it's okay to be rude. I disagree.


Rude? that wasn't rude! You want rude, here's rude, Jim,
you are a stupid dickhead and should stay far away from any
boat as you are sure to be a hazard to the rest of us. Now,
**** OFF !


--
Scott Vernon
Plowville Pa _/)__/)_/)_


Gee Scotty..why'd you tone it down?

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"katy" wrote in message
...
Scotty wrote:
"Jim K." wrote in message

ups.com...
Hey - I truly apologize if I'm out of line - and if I
am -
"I'm Sorry"
- but what's katy's problem? in person people have
manners. She seems
to think that on the web it's okay to be rude. I
disagree.


Rude? that wasn't rude! You want rude, here's rude,
Jim,
you are a stupid dickhead and should stay far away from
any
boat as you are sure to be a hazard to the rest of us.
Now,
**** OFF !


--
Scott Vernon
Plowville Pa _/)__/)_/)_


Gee Scotty..why'd you tone it down?

In case you read it.

S

suggestions for a stove?
 

"katy" wrote in message
...
?
? Whoa, hold on there! Now you're 'dissin America's
Team! Fie on you,
players go the US, we hire the guys who can't make it
in
the NFL, nuff
said?

Cheers
Marty


My granddaughter made 3 naskets in her game tonight..they
won 26 to 6...

good for her!

suggestions for a stove?
 

Scotty wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
...
?
? Whoa, hold on there! Now you're 'dissin America's
Team! Fie on you,
players go the US, we hire the guys who can't make it
in
the NFL, nuff
said?

Cheers
Marty

My granddaughter made 3 naskets in her game tonight..they
won 26 to 6...

good for her!




they're still playing the 6 girl rover tyope...junior high...the high
school girl's team plays 5 girl regular style...

suggestions for a stove?
 

Thanks Jeff and Scotty,
I actually have the Magma I bought for my Starwind, so I will use a rail
grill. I like the idea of the pvc tank storage too.
I'm thinking I wouldn't use an oven below (like Scotty) but would make
mostly coffee and soup type meals. We typically don't eat too fancy even at
home. I'm considering a small microwave since the boat has the AC inverter.
Maybe with that and the grill, it'd be enough.
Scout


"Jeff" wrote in message
. ..
Scout-
I was going to suggest the same thing. We used our old BBQ a lot, and
this year I got the Magma II. Its a major improvement, with the hinged
lid and lighter. Also, it never once blew out. In fact, it was flawless.

The old one was plumbed to the main propane, but I didn't bother with this
so far - it too easy to just use the small bottles.

The stove below does get used; since we sort of move on board for the
summer, and always stay at anchor, so its hard to do a quick b'fast run.
Coffee, eggs, & toast down below in the morning, but dinner is on the BBQ.

BTW, I don't mind having the propane on board - our tank locker is in the
stern, well ventilated, and the solenoid is always turned off immediately.
However, if we had simpler needs, I might consider the Origo.

Scotty wrote:

Hey Scout, sure was nice out this week. Do you have, or
plan to get a BBQ? Like a rail mount Force 10, or Magma for
the stern rail? I have a propane one and do about 90% of my
cooking on it. Highly recommend getting one.
I have a CNG, 2 burner stove and oven. Never used the oven.
Mostly use the stove for coffee, occasional cooked breakfast
or a bowl of soup at night. I carry a one burner Coleman
propane stove just in case I run out of CNG on a trip.
I store the bottles in the cabin. My slip neighbor mounted a
PVC pipe with glued bottom cap and loose top cap on his
stern rail and it holds two bottles.


Scotty

suggestions for a stove?
 

Thom Stewart wrote:
Jim,

You ask a question and get a reply that isn't what you wanted to hear
isn't being mad. Your reaction is very wrong.

I has to agree with Katy; your reaction to the truth definitely needs
improvement. I do believe that is all that she meant by getting
"Calluses!" As in developing a "thickening of your skin" so to speak.


wo, wo, wo - I did express that I was wrong when I pointed it out - I
only mentioned the Coleman stove because Brad & DSK mentioned other
types of burners - but I admit that - but then here's katy's responses:

"...not used to USENET yet huh?..."

There's an insult that was totally unwarranted.

"...You're going to "shoot" up and down the coast in a vessel that at
best
will go 7 knots?"

What's with the "shoot" in quotations and why question my intention - I
just met a guy in a forum who is a photographer and lives aboard -
waiting to hear back from him about his bix - he's in Australia.

"... And grow some callous..."

And where did that come from? I read the posts previos to that - maybe
I missed it but I didn't see where I communicated in a terse way to a
response. So after those remarks, I responded in kind - how is that
wrong - really. I don't give a **** what anyone thinks of me - life's
too short - but am I supposed to be a pansy ass and allow someone to so
quickly shoot an insult my way - that's a pansy. So don't confuse thin
skin with someone who has balls enough to give it back. But Thom - I
really don't care - you're responses were respectful so you seem okay
to me - and if I was actually the one to say something inappropriate
first - Then "I am sorry."

But that's also usenet - there are so many nasty people in here or
peeps who feel that an insulting remark is okay - when is an insult
okay in a face-to-face social setting - NEVER?

'nuff said - if you are more prone to insults then to proper manners -
then you are insecure and an ass. It's just here peeps are never
face-to-face so insecure can get off on their bad side and not
experience any repurcussions.

To quote Cartman" "wha'eva"

To quote Jimi: "I am the one who has to die when it's time for me to
die, so let me live my life the way I want to - sing on brother, play
on trumpet."

If you're going to hang around this group and express dumb opinions, you
are going to get rather sharp replies. Get use to it or take off! We
won't change for you, Your obligation to change. That is if you want to
be accepted. We don't run people off;---- we just ignore them. As I'm
about to do with you.

Dude, I'm sorry to hear all that - just do one thing - show me where I
was the instigator and I will apologize - that's all - I swear to God -
I'm sorry if it was my fault - how many times do I have to say it - but
for crying out loud I'm not gonna let katy just spout out a quip
without firing back - how could you have respect for someone wwho
doesn't do that?

But it sounds like it doesn't matter - you - and I assume everyone else
- have made up your mind to ignore me - that's kind of extreme, but
whatever.

Jim

suggestions for a stove?
 

Scotty wrote:
Rude? that wasn't rude! You want rude, here's rude, Jim,
you are a stupid dickhead and should stay far away from any
boat as you are sure to be a hazard to the rest of us. Now,
**** OFF !

WTF - why are you so hostile? What seems to be the problem? How did I
insult you? It seems like you are really emotional and easily upset.
And I'm not going anywhere.

suggestions for a stove?
 

How big is your battery bank? Inverters take a lot of
juice, don't they. I think you'll still want some kind of
stove for the cabin, even if it's a one burner propane.
Handy when it's cold and/or raining outside. You'll already
have bottles along for the Magma. A lot of times when I
sail late into the night ( AM) and I'm too tired to 'cook'
I'll just warm up a can of soup before hitting the sack
But I guess if you have enough battery , a micro will do
those things easier and faster.

Scotty

"Scout" wrote in message
. ..
Thanks Jeff and Scotty,
I actually have the Magma I bought for my Starwind, so I
will use a rail
grill. I like the idea of the pvc tank storage too.
I'm thinking I wouldn't use an oven below (like Scotty)
but would make
mostly coffee and soup type meals. We typically don't eat
too fancy even at
home. I'm considering a small microwave since the boat has
the AC inverter.
Maybe with that and the grill, it'd be enough.
Scout


"Jeff" wrote in message
. ..
Scout-
I was going to suggest the same thing. We used our old
BBQ a lot, and
this year I got the Magma II. Its a major improvement,
with the hinged
lid and lighter. Also, it never once blew out. In
fact, it was flawless.

The old one was plumbed to the main propane, but I
didn't bother with this
so far - it too easy to just use the small bottles.

The stove below does get used; since we sort of move on
board for the
summer, and always stay at anchor, so its hard to do a
quick b'fast run.
Coffee, eggs, & toast down below in the morning, but
dinner is on the BBQ.

BTW, I don't mind having the propane on board - our tank
locker is in the
stern, well ventilated, and the solenoid is always
turned off immediately.
However, if we had simpler needs, I might consider the
Origo.

Scotty wrote:

Hey Scout, sure was nice out this week. Do you have,
or
plan to get a BBQ? Like a rail mount Force 10, or
Magma for
the stern rail? I have a propane one and do about 90%
of my
cooking on it. Highly recommend getting one.
I have a CNG, 2 burner stove and oven. Never used the
oven.
Mostly use the stove for coffee, occasional cooked
breakfast
or a bowl of soup at night. I carry a one burner
Coleman
propane stove just in case I run out of CNG on a trip.
I store the bottles in the cabin. My slip neighbor
mounted a
PVC pipe with glued bottom cap and loose top cap on his
stern rail and it holds two bottles.


Scotty

suggestions for a stove?
 

Might be a good idea to coat the threads with grease or
something as long term outside storage may cause them to
rust a little. I'm just guessing.

Funny story, when my neighbor first made his, he didn't glue
the bottom cap ( why, He didn't say) , and the first bottle
he dropped in went right through into the water. :o

SBV


"Scout" wrote in message
. ..
Thanks Jeff and Scotty,
I actually have the Magma I bought for my Starwind, so I
will use a rail
grill. I like the idea of the pvc tank storage too.
I'm thinking I wouldn't use an oven below (like Scotty)
but would make
mostly coffee and soup type meals. We typically don't eat
too fancy even at
home. I'm considering a small microwave since the boat has
the AC inverter.
Maybe with that and the grill, it'd be enough.
Scout


"Jeff" wrote in message
. ..
Scout-
I was going to suggest the same thing. We used our old
BBQ a lot, and
this year I got the Magma II. Its a major improvement,
with the hinged
lid and lighter. Also, it never once blew out. In
fact, it was flawless.

The old one was plumbed to the main propane, but I
didn't bother with this
so far - it too easy to just use the small bottles.

The stove below does get used; since we sort of move on
board for the
summer, and always stay at anchor, so its hard to do a
quick b'fast run.
Coffee, eggs, & toast down below in the morning, but
dinner is on the BBQ.

BTW, I don't mind having the propane on board - our tank
locker is in the
stern, well ventilated, and the solenoid is always
turned off immediately.
However, if we had simpler needs, I might consider the
Origo.

Scotty wrote:

Hey Scout, sure was nice out this week. Do you have,
or
plan to get a BBQ? Like a rail mount Force 10, or
Magma for
the stern rail? I have a propane one and do about 90%
of my
cooking on it. Highly recommend getting one.
I have a CNG, 2 burner stove and oven. Never used the
oven.
Mostly use the stove for coffee, occasional cooked
breakfast
or a bowl of soup at night. I carry a one burner
Coleman
propane stove just in case I run out of CNG on a trip.
I store the bottles in the cabin. My slip neighbor
mounted a
PVC pipe with glued bottom cap and loose top cap on his
stern rail and it holds two bottles.


Scotty

suggestions for a stove?
 

"Jim K." wrote in message
oups.com..
..


- when is an insult
okay in a face-to-face social setting - NEVER?

WTF? You've *never* insulted someone face-to-face?

You *are* a pansy, no wonder you can't cut it in the Corp.
world.

SV

suggestions for a stove?
 

Scotty wrote:
WTF? You've *never* insulted someone face-to-face?


Yes - rarely but when someone had it coming.

You *are* a pansy, no wonder you can't cut it in the Corp.
world.


First - you're such a dickhead - and working for 13 years means I can't
cut it, huh? You're a genius aren't you? And there's is only one way to
climb the corporate ladder - you have to be a scumbag that ****s over
your co-workers - thaat's not for me, but I'm willing to bet that's
right up your alley. And since I work with people like you - I want to
get out so that I don't get infected with the same low integrity and
morality. But you wouldn't know anything about that - would you.

All that you're concerned is getting off on being a dick -0 and I'm
sure you're that way in person with people in your life. You need to
relax 'cause you aew way too uptight. Man - what happened - who hurt
you? Wife leave you or does it go back to your childhood. You're a
nightmare with some serious issues - and that at least makes me smile -
knowing that you're a mess - couldn't happen to a nicer guy.

suggestions for a stove?
 

"Jim K." wrote in message
ps.com...

Scotty wrote:
WTF? You've *never* insulted someone face-to-face?


Yes - rarely but when someone had it coming.

You *are* a pansy, no wonder you can't cut it in the
Corp.
world.


First - you're such a dickhead - and working for 13 years
means I can't
cut it, huh? You're a genius aren't you? And there's is
only one way to
climb the corporate ladder - you have to be a scumbag that
****s over
your co-workers - thaat's not for me, but I'm willing to
bet that's
right up your alley. And since I work with people like
you - I want to
get out so that I don't get infected with the same low
integrity and
morality. But you wouldn't know anything about that -
would you.


I've had my own business for 31 years. You know nothing
about me.



Wife leave you

yes, but she'll be back , soon as school's out.

SV

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Jim K. wrote:
Scotty wrote:
WTF? You've *never* insulted someone face-to-face?


Yes - rarely but when someone had it coming.

You *are* a pansy, no wonder you can't cut it in the Corp.
world.


First - you're such a dickhead - and working for 13 years means I can't
cut it, huh? You're a genius aren't you? And there's is only one way to
climb the corporate ladder - you have to be a scumbag that ****s over
your co-workers - thaat's not for me, but I'm willing to bet that's
right up your alley. And since I work with people like you - I want to
get out so that I don't get infected with the same low integrity and
morality. But you wouldn't know anything about that - would you.

All that you're concerned is getting off on being a dick -0 and I'm
sure you're that way in person with people in your life. You need to
relax 'cause you aew way too uptight. Man - what happened - who hurt
you? Wife leave you or does it go back to your childhood. You're a
nightmare with some serious issues - and that at least makes me smile -
knowing that you're a mess - couldn't happen to a nicer guy.

It;s rude to use crude language in a public forum...also to make ad
hominem attacks...you have a rather duplistic set of values, Jim.
You set yourself up as a target and then "bang", revert to attack. A
nice person would either laugh off Scotty's attack, turn the other
cheek, or try to discover just what it was that set the other off. Now,
why don't we all just go back to discussing sailing. What other
questions do you have? Have you ever been sailing? On waht type of
boat? In what waters?

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"katy" wrote in message
...
Jim K. wrote:
Scotty wrote:
WTF? You've *never* insulted someone face-to-face?


Yes - rarely but when someone had it coming.

You *are* a pansy, no wonder you can't cut it in the
Corp.
world.


First - you're such a dickhead - and working for 13
years means I can't
cut it, huh? You're a genius aren't you? And there's is
only one way to
climb the corporate ladder - you have to be a scumbag
that ****s over
your co-workers - thaat's not for me, but I'm willing to
bet that's
right up your alley. And since I work with people like
you - I want to
get out so that I don't get infected with the same low
integrity and
morality. But you wouldn't know anything about that -
would you.

All that you're concerned is getting off on being a
dick -0 and I'm
sure you're that way in person with people in your life.
You need to
relax 'cause you aew way too uptight. Man - what
happened - who hurt
you? Wife leave you or does it go back to your
childhood. You're a
nightmare with some serious issues - and that at least
makes me smile -
knowing that you're a mess - couldn't happen to a nicer
guy.

It;s rude to use crude language in a public forum...also
to make ad
hominem attacks...you have a rather duplistic set of
values, Jim.
You set yourself up as a target and then "bang", revert to
attack. A
nice person would either laugh off Scotty's attack, turn
the other
cheek, or try to discover just what it was that set the
other off. Now,
why don't we all just go back to discussing sailing.

OK. This week a friend pointed out some things that helped
my boat to sail better. I had the jib leads too far forward
, and by heading up farther than I normally do, the boat
leveled off better. Don't know if my VMG was better or not,
but the ride was a lot smoother, with a lot less weather
helm.

Scotty

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Scotty wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
...
Jim K. wrote:
Scotty wrote:
WTF? You've *never* insulted someone face-to-face?

Yes - rarely but when someone had it coming.

You *are* a pansy, no wonder you can't cut it in the
Corp.
world.

First - you're such a dickhead - and working for 13
years means I can't
cut it, huh? You're a genius aren't you? And there's is
only one way to
climb the corporate ladder - you have to be a scumbag
that ****s over
your co-workers - thaat's not for me, but I'm willing to
bet that's
right up your alley. And since I work with people like
you - I want to
get out so that I don't get infected with the same low
integrity and
morality. But you wouldn't know anything about that -
would you.
All that you're concerned is getting off on being a
dick -0 and I'm
sure you're that way in person with people in your life.
You need to
relax 'cause you aew way too uptight. Man - what
happened - who hurt
you? Wife leave you or does it go back to your
childhood. You're a
nightmare with some serious issues - and that at least
makes me smile -
knowing that you're a mess - couldn't happen to a nicer
guy.
It;s rude to use crude language in a public forum...also
to make ad
hominem attacks...you have a rather duplistic set of
values, Jim.
You set yourself up as a target and then "bang", revert to
attack. A
nice person would either laugh off Scotty's attack, turn
the other
cheek, or try to discover just what it was that set the
other off. Now,
why don't we all just go back to discussing sailing.

OK. This week a friend pointed out some things that helped
my boat to sail better. I had the jib leads too far forward
, and by heading up farther than I normally do, the boat
leveled off better. Don't know if my VMG was better or not,
but the ride was a lot smoother, with a lot less weather
helm.

Scotty




Makes for a flatter sail...in more ways than one...I leave all the VMG
discussion to the guys stewing in their mathematical hazes...it's not
necessary for just sailing around...I like to tweak sails to get more
out of them and to get a higher point, but making sailing into a physics
or math problem just doesn't interest me...I'm sure that some would be
aghast at this but hey, I sail because I like to sail...it's more a
visceral thing for me than some problem to be solved. Got enough
problems to solve in real life without looking for them while sailing.

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"katy" wrote in message
...
why don't we all just go back to discussing sailing.

OK. This week a friend pointed out some things that
helped
my boat to sail better. I had the jib leads too far
forward
, and by heading up farther than I normally do, the boat
leveled off better. Don't know if my VMG was better or
not,
but the ride was a lot smoother, with a lot less weather
helm.

Scotty




Makes for a flatter sail...in more ways than one...I leave
all the VMG
discussion to the guys stewing in their mathematical
hazes...it's not
necessary for just sailing around...


yes but, I 'm usually sailing to a destination, not just
daysailing, going nowhere for an hour .

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yes but, I 'm usually sailing to a destination, not just
daysailing, going nowhere for an hour .



Wherever Scotty is...that's nowhere.
In fact he was born there...and will die there.


RB
35s5
NY

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Scotty wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
...
why don't we all just go back to discussing sailing.
OK. This week a friend pointed out some things that
helped
my boat to sail better. I had the jib leads too far
forward
, and by heading up farther than I normally do, the boat
leveled off better. Don't know if my VMG was better or
not,
but the ride was a lot smoother, with a lot less weather
helm.

Scotty




Makes for a flatter sail...in more ways than one...I leave
all the VMG
discussion to the guys stewing in their mathematical
hazes...it's not
necessary for just sailing around...


yes but, I 'm usually sailing to a destination, not just
daysailing, going nowhere for an hour .




We go places, too, and use dead reckoning, our charts, GPS, etc. Using
simple trig is good enough for me. We're never in that much of a hurry
that we go to those lengths...if we are trying to make a destination and
have a timeline, we use a simple rule...if our speed sailing goes below
4 knots, we turn on the Iron Jenny and either motor sail or run on
engie=ne alone depending on direction and seas...
I hear the gasps already...the reason is, though, taht when you have
limited time, you make use of whatever you have to ,ake that time
worthwhile. This summer we will be able to sail all summer without any
hindrances. Mr Sails doesn't have to take any classes and doesn't think
he's signing up to teach summer school...we'll get to explore a lot of
territory and have the time to do it.

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"Jim K." wrote:

And I'm not going anywhere.


Good for you Jim! See, your skin is already thickening up, soon you'll
be elligible for your eyepatch and parrot!


Arrrrr Billy have you ever been buggered at sea?

No Capt. Buttgrinder, but I've been blown ashore.

Cheers
Marty

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Scotty wrote:

? why don't we all just go back to discussing sailing.

OK. This week a friend pointed out some things that helped
my boat to sail better. I had the jib leads too far forward
, and by heading up farther than I normally do, the boat
leveled off better. Don't know if my VMG was better or not,
but the ride was a lot smoother, with a lot less weather
helm.


WTF? How dare attempt get a derailed thread back on the tracks? Now cut
out this sailing talk! ;-o


Cheers
Marty

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Martin Baxter wrote:
"Jim K." wrote:
And I'm not going anywhere.


Good for you Jim! See, your skin is already thickening up, soon you'll
be elligible for your eyepatch and parrot!


Arrrrr Billy have you ever been buggered at sea?

No Capt. Buttgrinder, but I've been blown ashore.

Cheers
Marty
Don't think he'll ever earn "Putzdom" though....

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Martin Baxter wrote:
Scotty wrote:
? why don't we all just go back to discussing sailing.

OK. This week a friend pointed out some things that helped
my boat to sail better. I had the jib leads too far forward
, and by heading up farther than I normally do, the boat
leveled off better. Don't know if my VMG was better or not,
but the ride was a lot smoother, with a lot less weather
helm.


WTF? How dare attempt get a derailed thread back on the tracks? Now cut
out this sailing talk! ;-o


Cheers
Marty

hrh...it worked, didn't it?

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"katy" wrote in message
...
u have to ,ake that time
worthwhile. This summer we will be able to sail all
summer without any
hindrances. Mr Sails doesn't have to take any classes and
doesn't think
he's signing up to teach summer school...we'll get to
explore a lot of
territory and have the time to do it.

That sounds nice! Are you coming up to the Bay anytime?

Scotty

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katy wrote:

Martin Baxter wrote:
"Jim K." wrote:
And I'm not going anywhere.


Good for you Jim! See, your skin is already thickening up, soon you'll
be elligible for your eyepatch and parrot!


Arrrrr Billy have you ever been buggered at sea?

No Capt. Buttgrinder, but I've been blown ashore.

Cheers
Marty
Don't think he'll ever earn "Putzdom" though....

You never know, if Donal could get his Putzship.......

Cheers
Marty
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Scotty wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
...
u have to ,ake that time
worthwhile. This summer we will be able to sail all
summer without any
hindrances. Mr Sails doesn't have to take any classes and
doesn't think
he's signing up to teach summer school...we'll get to
explore a lot of
territory and have the time to do it.

That sounds nice! Are you coming up to the Bay anytime?

Scotty


We might move the boat up to Hampton Raods next summer from NC...have to
see...the drive every weekend is pretty grueling...if so, we'll be doing
that long trip but will only go as far as the York...on the way we have
Pamlico and the Abermerle to explore...

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Martin Baxter wrote:
katy wrote:
Martin Baxter wrote:
"Jim K." wrote:
And I'm not going anywhere.

Good for you Jim! See, your skin is already thickening up, soon you'll
be elligible for your eyepatch and parrot!


Arrrrr Billy have you ever been buggered at sea?

No Capt. Buttgrinder, but I've been blown ashore.

Cheers
Marty
Don't think he'll ever earn "Putzdom" though....

You never know, if Donal could get his Putzship.......

Cheers
Marty
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Oh, Dona;
s a Putz alright....it just only comes out on rare occasions...BTW,
where the heck is he?

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katy wrote:

Martin Baxter wrote:
katy wrote:
Martin Baxter wrote:
"Jim K." wrote:
And I'm not going anywhere.

Good for you Jim! See, your skin is already thickening up, soon you'll
be elligible for your eyepatch and parrot!


Arrrrr Billy have you ever been buggered at sea?

No Capt. Buttgrinder, but I've been blown ashore.

Cheers
Marty
Don't think he'll ever earn "Putzdom" though....

You never know, if Donal could get his Putzship.......

Cheers
Marty
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Oh, Dona;
s a Putz alright....it just only comes out on rare occasions...BTW,
where the heck is he?

Perhaps he told his wife to shut up during the news once too often and
is in hospital recovering from a fractured skull caused by a blow from a
12 lb. cast iron frying pan?

Cheers
Marty