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On Sat, 4 Nov 2006 21:06:37 -0500, "Scotty"




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Today I towed a broken down sailboat back to his slip.



Scotty




What happened..the sky fall in?



Said he just got the boat, from a charity sale. Looked like
a mess. No sails on the boat, but a spinn pole was hanging
from the front of the mast. I saw him motoring around when I
sailed in, then he was anchored in the river yelling Ahoy!
Ahoy!. So I towed him in.

Scotty



He was actually calling Ahoy?????
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Can you claim salvage?



POS boat with a *yellow hull? *

Would you?

Max


Spin Sheet has a 1970something Coronado 27 for sale by the Sea
Scouts...ya think it might have been a donation from you-know-who when
the doctor made the mistake on Neal's hemmorhoids and turned him into Ellen?
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Said he just got the boat, from a charity sale. Looked like
a mess. No sails on the boat, but a spinn pole was hanging
from the front of the mast.


That could come in handy.


.... I saw him motoring around when I
sailed in, then he was anchored in the river yelling Ahoy!
Ahoy!. So I towed him in.



katysails wrote:
He was actually calling Ahoy?????


Yes, a time honored nautical hail meaning "I require
assistance. I am out of chocolate-chip cookies."

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DSK wrote:
Said he just got the boat, from a charity sale. Looked like
a mess. No sails on the boat, but a spinn pole was hanging
from the front of the mast.



That could come in handy.


.... I saw him motoring around when I
sailed in, then he was anchored in the river yelling Ahoy!
Ahoy!. So I towed him in.




katysails wrote:

He was actually calling Ahoy?????



Yes, a time honored nautical hail meaning "I require assistance. I am
out of chocolate-chip cookies."

DSK

Wouldn't it be better if it meant, hey, bring me a beer?
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DSK wrote:
He was actually calling Ahoy?????


Yes, a time honored nautical hail meaning "I require assistance. I am
out of chocolate-chip cookies."


In my father's old condo parking garage in Boca Raton was a Rolls
Royce - the owner kept a jar of Grey Poupon in the cup holder!


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Scotty wrote:
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On Sat, 4 Nov 2006 21:06:37 -0500, "Scotty"




scribbled thusly:


Today I towed a broken down sailboat back to his slip.


Scotty




What happened..the sky fall in?



Said he just got the boat, from a charity sale. Looked

like
a mess. No sails on the boat, but a spinn pole was

hanging
from the front of the mast. I saw him motoring around

when I
sailed in, then he was anchored in the river yelling

Ahoy!
Ahoy!. So I towed him in.

Scotty



He was actually calling Ahoy?????


yes.


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DSK wrote:
He was actually calling Ahoy?????


Yes, a time honored nautical hail meaning "I require

assistance. I am
out of chocolate-chip cookies."


In my father's old condo parking garage in Boca Raton was

a Rolls
Royce - the owner kept a jar of Grey Poupon in the cup

holder!

Ha. I forgot the mustard one time, discovered it *after* I
grilled some burgers. It reminded me of that commercial.
but I didn't go around the anchorage begging mustard.
Luckily, I found a saucy wench in the next port to get me
some.

Scotty


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Ha. I forgot the mustard one time, discovered it *after* I
grilled some burgers. It reminded me of that commercial.
but I didn't go around the anchorage begging mustard.
Luckily, I found a saucy wench in the next port to get me
some.


Weren't the burgers cold by then?

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Scotty wrote:
Ha. I forgot the mustard one time, discovered it

*after* I
grilled some burgers. It reminded me of that

commercial.
but I didn't go around the anchorage begging mustard.
Luckily, I found a saucy wench in the next port to get

me
some.


Weren't the burgers cold by then?


They were in the holding tank by then.




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DSK wrote:
Scotty wrote:

Ha. I forgot the mustard one time, discovered it *after* I
grilled some burgers. It reminded me of that commercial.
but I didn't go around the anchorage begging mustard.
Luckily, I found a saucy wench in the next port to get me
some.


Weren't the burgers cold by then?


That's why you ask for hot spicy mustard.

//Walt
 
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