As a follow up to my towing story. The guy stopped by as I
was tying up yesterday. He apologized for not thanking me,
said he was just so upset ( understandable) , and then
thanked me about 5 times.

My faith in mankind is restored.

Scotty

Scotty wrote:
As a follow up to my towing story. The guy stopped by as I
was tying up yesterday. He apologized for not thanking me,
said he was just so upset ( understandable) , and then
thanked me about 5 times.

My faith in mankind is restored.

Scotty

Thats Cool.

The guy in the shed next to me had a Cougar powerboat:
http://www.yachtshare.com/images/boats/3995_1_l

He needed to pull the engines so I towed him to the travel lift slip
with my dink. He said he would let me drive it across the bay a few
times when he put the engines back in...and the SOB sold the boat and
bought a giant clorox bottle powerboat I'd never be caught dead on.

From now on it's cash up front for towing powerboats.

Joe

Scotty wrote:
As a follow up to my towing story. The guy stopped by as I
was tying up yesterday. He apologized for not thanking me,
said he was just so upset ( understandable) , and then
thanked me about 5 times.

My faith in mankind is restored.

Scotty


It's so easy to jump to wrong conclusions when stress is going on...

Well, that's a pretty cool ending.

"Scotty" wrote in message
. ..
As a follow up to my towing story. The guy stopped by as I
was tying up yesterday. He apologized for not thanking me,
said he was just so upset ( understandable) , and then
thanked me about 5 times.

My faith in mankind is restored.

I hope I still have time to call off the hit man.

Max

"Scotty" wrote in message
. ..
As a follow up to my towing story. The guy stopped by as I
was tying up yesterday. He apologized for not thanking me,
said he was just so upset ( understandable) , and then
thanked me about 5 times.

My faith in mankind is restored.

Years ago, when the water levels on the Great Lakes first fell by about
2.5', we ran aground in an area we used to sail over with impunity. A
couple in a Catalina 30 pulled us off, and we waved and yelled "thanks" as
they departed, but I'm not sure they heard us. So later we took them a case
of beer.

Better late than never.

Max

Maxprop wrote:
"Scotty" wrote in message
. ..

As a follow up to my towing story. The guy stopped by as I
was tying up yesterday. He apologized for not thanking me,
said he was just so upset ( understandable) , and then
thanked me about 5 times.

My faith in mankind is restored.


Years ago, when the water levels on the Great Lakes first fell by about
2.5', we ran aground in an area we used to sail over with impunity. A
couple in a Catalina 30 pulled us off, and we waved and yelled "thanks" as
they departed, but I'm not sure they heard us. So later we took them a case
of beer.

Better late than never.

Max


Better than the time we were sailing along and passsed a certain Union
sitting off the point...we waved happult as we passed by hoping they
were having a nice lunch parked in irons...later, when they arrived back
at the dock, they wondered why we didn't stop and help them unground
themselves...

"katy" wrote
| sitting off the point...we waved happult as we passed by


Waved what? Speak English....

Cheers,
Ellen

"Ellen MacArthur" wrote:

"katy" wrote
| sitting off the point...we waved happult as we passed by


Waved what? Speak English....

happily? Too hard to think a little?

Seahag

"Ellen MacArthur" wrote in
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"katy" wrote
| sitting off the point...we waved happult as we passed by


Waved what? Speak English....


'happily'......can't you read Katytype?