Let's see whose the one with the most sailing experince in thisgroup.
 

How do you "sail" a submarine? Do you run the sheets down the conning
tower?

Jim


Harry Harris wrote:
OK, let's see who has the most overall sailing experience. Just put your
initials right before those vessels upon which you've sailed. I'll start.


HH Oil or Chemical Tanker LNG Tanker
HH Bulk Dry Cargo
Roll On/ Roll Off
Breakbulk
HH Container
HH Small vessel (research/ fishing)
HH Cruise ship/ River boat
Salvage
Dredge
HH Tug / ITB
HH Submarine
Destroyer
Aircraft carrier
Minesweeper
Pilot vessel
HH Yacht
Other


Harry Harris

Let's see whose the one with the most sailing experince in this group.
 

"JimC" wrote in message
. net...
How do you "sail" a submarine? Do you run the sheets down the conning
tower?

Jim

Sailing has a broader meaning than just operating a sailboat. For
example, how about "to pass over in a ship" or "to manage the speed or
direction of a ship." Do they not call Navy personnel sailors? How many
sailing ships does the Navy have?

Such small minds here.

Wilbur Hubbard

Let's see whose the one with the most sailing experince in this group.
 

Ha ha Ha ha hahahaha good one, Jim !

Scotty


"JimC" wrote in message
. net...
How do you "sail" a submarine? Do you run the sheets down
the conning
tower?

Jim


Harry Harris wrote:
OK, let's see who has the most overall sailing
experience. Just put your
initials right before those vessels upon which you've
sailed. I'll start.


HH Oil or Chemical Tanker LNG Tanker
HH Bulk Dry Cargo
Roll On/ Roll Off
Breakbulk
HH Container
HH Small vessel (research/ fishing)
HH Cruise ship/ River boat
Salvage
Dredge
HH Tug / ITB
HH Submarine
Destroyer
Aircraft carrier
Minesweeper
Pilot vessel
HH Yacht
Other


Harry Harris

Let's see whose the one with the most sailing experince in this group.
 

"John Cairns" wrote
Uh, don't know how to break the news to you, but when we refer to
"sailing", we're referring to traveling on a vessel that has sails.

Well, at least they have masts if not actual sails.


"Capt. JG" wrote:
I doubt there's anyone here who's logged more miles that you in that regard.


Prob'ly not. Maybe Oz or Bart.

Shucks, just the one Port Huron / Mac race puts John C past most of
the regulars on this group.
;)

Fresh Breezes- Doug King

Let's see whose the one with the most sailing experince in this group.
 

"Scotty" wrote in message
. ..
Ha ha Ha ha hahahaha good one, Jim !

Scotty

You're as dumb as Jim is. What do you call that thing on a submarine
that sticks up out of the body of the thing? Yes, it's called a sail.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sail_(submarine)

Such stupid little ****s around here.

Wilbur Hubbard

Let's see whose the one with the most sailing experince in this group.
 

In article .com,
wrote:
"John Cairns" wrote
Uh, don't know how to break the news to you, but when we refer to
"sailing", we're referring to traveling on a vessel that has sails.

Well, at least they have masts if not actual sails.


"Capt. JG" wrote:
I doubt there's anyone here who's logged more miles that you in that regard.


Prob'ly not. Maybe Oz or Bart.

Shucks, just the one Port Huron / Mac race puts John C past most of
the regulars on this group.
;)

Fresh Breezes- Doug King

Yep... forgot about those two... and Mike F.




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