Something you might understand if you get a Captain licences like Jon
has. Safety of passengers is your number one concern all the time.



Joe, do you wear a life jacket on board in good weather withing
swimming distance of land? I've sailed NY, NJ, CT, and even FL areas
and I rarely see people with PFDs on in good weather while out for a
day sail.
Jon is a scared little chicken fairy who feels his fears should be
shared by everyone. When people have posted here with pics of their
boats underway, PFDs are rarely worn in those pics.
Thomas wears his PFD full time now, but he struggled with it for a
while and kept trying to take it off.



RB
35s5
NY

Capt. Rob wrote:
Something you might understand if you get a Captain licences like Jon
has. Safety of passengers is your number one concern all the time.



Joe, do you wear a life jacket on board in good weather withing
swimming distance of land? I've sailed NY, NJ, CT, and even FL areas
and I rarely see people with PFDs on in good weather while out for a
day sail.

No.

Jon is a scared little chicken fairy who feels his fears should be
shared by everyone. When people have posted here with pics of their
boats underway, PFDs are rarely worn in those pics.

I know.

Thomas wears his PFD full time now, but he struggled with it for a
while and kept trying to take it off.

Bout time you took command and required it.
Do you have jackets for everyone aboard and in easy reach?

Joe




RB
35s5
NY

Bob has control problems. If you don't agree with him, sooner or later, he
calls you names. Quite pathetic and sad.

Basically, he's willing to risk the lives of his friends and family, rather
than follow the law.

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"j" ganz @@
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"Joe" wrote in message
ups.com...

Capt. Rob wrote:
Something you might understand if you get a Captain licences like Jon
has. Safety of passengers is your number one concern all the time.



Joe, do you wear a life jacket on board in good weather withing
swimming distance of land? I've sailed NY, NJ, CT, and even FL areas
and I rarely see people with PFDs on in good weather while out for a
day sail.

No.

Jon is a scared little chicken fairy who feels his fears should be
shared by everyone. When people have posted here with pics of their
boats underway, PFDs are rarely worn in those pics.

I know.

Thomas wears his PFD full time now, but he struggled with it for a
while and kept trying to take it off.

Bout time you took command and required it.
Do you have jackets for everyone aboard and in easy reach?

Joe




RB
35s5
NY

Capt. JG wrote:
Bob has control problems.

He should take Detrol...or subscribe to Depends of the Month Club.....

Now that's funny.

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"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

"katy" wrote in message
...
Capt. JG wrote:
Bob has control problems.

He should take Detrol...or subscribe to Depends of the Month Club.....

Capt. JG wrote:
"Now I walk funny!"




We know.




RB
35s5
NY

"katy" wrote in message
...
Capt. JG wrote:
Bob has control problems.

He should take Detrol...or subscribe to Depends of the
Month Club.....

does that cure diarrhea of the mouth? Bob has a bad case of
it.

Scotty wrote:
"katy" wrote in message
...
Capt. JG wrote:
Bob has control problems.
He should take Detrol...or subscribe to Depends of the
Month Club.....

does that cure diarrhea of the mouth? Bob has a bad case of
it.






No, I would think it would make it worse....greases the pipes, ya know....

Bout time you took command and required it.
Do you have jackets for everyone aboard and in easy reach?


Yep, and have have type 1's, 2's and float coats. We treat the water
with a lot of respect, especially at the start of the season when the
water is cold. At the same time we're heterosexual and don't act like
Ganzy. An adult does not need to wear a PFD in nice weather, in warm
water if they can swim.
I strongly suspect Ganzy makes his own warm water all of the time and
can't swim! He's not just happy, he's downright GAY!


BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!


RB
35s5
NY