Jeff wrote:

JimC wrote:
The rest of us
would never engage in such gratuitous bashing.


Speak for yourself Jeff, I'll gatuitiosly, perhaps even disengenuously,
bash just about anything. ;-o

Cheers
Marty

"JimC" wrote in message
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Scotty wrote:
Which sails better, the Mac or the Bark-o-lounger?


Scotty, the Mac may not sail like a Barc-o-lounger
or a Futon, but the point is
that I was out there sailing and enjoying it.


Good for you, Jim.

SV

JimC wrote:
Don't include me in the bark-o-lounger group. - I was out on my Mac 26M
most of yesterday afternoon. We had 15-mph winds, gusts over 20.

Jim

Were you sailing off Kemah Jim?
Yesterday morning was calm as glass but it sure did build up nice in
the afternoon.

Joe




Capt. Rob wrote:
While you losers manned the wheel of your bark-o-loungers and throttled
your keyboards while wacking your monkeys to Ellens pictures, I had a
very exciting sail with Slyvia the Russian model.

Winds were a bit strong in the 22kt range.

As you can see the sea state was quite confused and building.

My ears are bruised bad, I swear my capulshka could pop a coconut with
her thighs.

Here is proof:

http://www.millhouseinn.com/main_pag...ia_sailing.gif

I'm off to the marina to survey a Nautical 65 for Lloyds of London,
the yard boy is going to wax the van.

Thomas loves his halloween costume
http://www.dabbling.org/entrypic01/whatsthis.jpg

He's a lobster, I know chicks dig lobster so we are going trick e
treeting at the bars on the waterfront.
He will wait in the van and watch DVD's on the flip down screen until
11 or so when the girls start getting drunk then it's off for a night
of fun. I bet the flip down Sanyo it worth more than Scotty's boat..

Bwahahahahahahahahaaa

BTW I have a Yahama 2005 25HP long shaft 4 stroke that was used only
three time here for sale.
Only 300 dollars for ASA members, I still have the original shipping
crate if you need it shipped.

You know my number, I've posted it here many times, just call if you're
interested.

I'm outta here.

RB
35s5
NY

The only place that ugly fat broad could be a model is the Matric.

Joe wrote:
JimC wrote:

Don't include me in the bark-o-lounger group. - I was out on my Mac 26M
most of yesterday afternoon. We had 15-mph winds, gusts over 20.

Jim


Were you sailing off Kemah Jim?
Yesterday morning was calm as glass but it sure did build up nice in
the afternoon.

Joe


This was Monday, from Kemah, around 1:30 to 5:30. Were you out there also?

Jim

JimC wrote:
Joe wrote:
JimC wrote:

Don't include me in the bark-o-lounger group. - I was out on my Mac 26M
most of yesterday afternoon. We had 15-mph winds, gusts over 20.

Jim


Were you sailing off Kemah Jim?
Yesterday morning was calm as glass but it sure did build up nice in
the afternoon.

Joe


This was Monday, from Kemah, around 1:30 to 5:30. Were you out there also?

No ;0(

Have to finish up some projects and hope to sail to Port Mansfield
around the new years.

Also need to haul and do a bottom job first. January sailing is nice
around Mansfield, weather in the 70's and perfect fishing and exploring
on the Padre islands, all the tourists are gone, crystal clear water,
salty oyster reefs, great local people. Spent a year there in the Oil
patch and fell in love with the place. House values are very low right
now there, the channel is silted in and nothing over 5-6 ft draft can
get into port. Might find a nice cottage to buy.

Have you noticed all the high rise condo going in this side of the
lake? That big indoor marina was bought for 25 million, marker 1 was
just bought for 25 million, and two other spots are getting high rises.
I'm sure they have tried to buy this marina, and if so like the other
marinas I will get 30 days notice to leave. Not to crazy about any of
the other marinas on the lake so I figure it's time to buy land with a
dock. The condo highrise they are building just to stbd is averging 1
floor a day, they are on floor 12 going to 35. The other marinas bought
were on the tax roll at 3-8 million, this one is 3.5 million and if
offered 25+million I'm not sure if the owner will pass on such an
offer. You've seen my dock, it's the perfect set-up beside owning my
own.

Joe



Jim

Joe wrote:



Have to finish up some projects and hope to sail to Port Mansfield
around the new years.

Also need to haul and do a bottom job first. January sailing is nice
around Mansfield, weather in the 70's and perfect fishing and exploring
on the Padre islands, all the tourists are gone, crystal clear water,
salty oyster reefs, great local people. Spent a year there in the Oil
patch and fell in love with the place. House values are very low right
now there, the channel is silted in and nothing over 5-6 ft draft can
get into port. Might find a nice cottage to buy.

Have you noticed all the high rise condo going in this side of the
lake? That big indoor marina was bought for 25 million, marker 1 was
just bought for 25 million, and two other spots are getting high rises.
I'm sure they have tried to buy this marina, and if so like the other
marinas I will get 30 days notice to leave. Not to crazy about any of
the other marinas on the lake so I figure it's time to buy land with a
dock. The condo highrise they are building just to stbd is averging 1
floor a day, they are on floor 12 going to 35. The other marinas bought
were on the tax roll at 3-8 million, this one is 3.5 million and if
offered 25+million I'm not sure if the owner will pass on such an
offer. You've seen my dock, it's the perfect set-up beside owning my
own.

Joe

Too bad you don't own part of your marina. But there are other possible
options in the area. It would still be cheaper than renting an
apartment or buying a house, although its quite some distance to the
blue water.

Jim