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Wow....here I've been out of the group (and will remain so) for months and I see Gayzy, Scotty Potty and some of the regulars still treading the trailer trash waters of mediocrity. How dull. Fortunately folks like myself have been working hard to make life more fun every day! So here's what the deal is for the crew of Heart of Gold!!! 1) Yes, we now own a house in Carmel, with two and a half acres of woods. We are 15 minutes from town, but the houses near us are also NYC escapees who are raising their kids in a safer place, yet still just an hour away from the best museums, concert halls and stages in the world; The best of both worlds. Thomas is so happy here, it's hard to describe. This morning we walked in the woods, then went over to our stream and threw twigs into the rushing water, which you can drink. After that we visited a memorial park with it's private beach, horseback ridding and summer outdoor movies and concerts, but there are a lot of parks like that here. We are surrounded by lakes and everyone here has a sunfish or some kind of small sailboat, canoe or dink. There are plenty of kids around for Thomas and we just bought him an elaborate cedar swingset/fort that probably cost more than Scotty and Jeff's homes combined. 2) Heart of Gold just got a free engine overhaul....cleaned injectors, fluids and so on. She launches in about a week. Our club is an extra 20-25 minutes of driving, but we don't have to cross the Whitestone or Throgsneck, so it's a far nicer drive. 3) We have a house that someone like poor Scotty Potty could only dream of. More than 2000 Sq. feet and four bedrooms along with a lower level that we just remodeled after pulling the lolly columns. That large 16X23' family room will get a 136 inch screen with a new Optoma projector plus there is also a 56 inch HD TV built flush into the wall. Sound will come from SVS subs and Revel speakers. The acoustics in the room appear to totally flat and this system sounds amazing and it's not even fully set up yet! Also downstairs is the laundry room which is a whopping 12X14. It's too big for it's purpose, so we'll add a 3rd bathroom there to compliment the lower guest room. The house may be a tad large for a family of three, but we'll have friends and family stay over often. Of course it's not the size, but the quality and condition of this home that makes it so nice along with how it was sighted by the fellow who built it. So that's it. Yes, my life is still better than yours and I'll make love to my lovely wife tonight while the rest of you download American Idol clips. Oh, and we sold all of the cars except for the Kia Sedona. We're going to try a BMW 330 XI AWD if we can ever get a reasonable delivery date. The Sedona remains too useful to trade away from. On the future boat front: We're going to visit the C&C plant mid- summer. We have no solid plans and love our boat, but Suzanne is determined to see me get that 99 that I like so much. NO hurry though and I just added a sweet new asym to Heart of Gold that should make her dance even better in light air. So we're having a blast. Every day feels like a vacation. Most of our new furniture comes next week at last and the sailing season is about to start. Life isn't just good....it's great. Please don't forget that Doug, the King of Keels said that I was lying about a J29 with a modified bulb keel. I already busted him with pics of the boat, but I haven't forgotten that blowhard. I'll finally get over to College Point this week and take/post pics of the bottom so that goofball can feel like even more of an ass that Scotty Potty. And that's a mighty big ass, even for Ganz. Cheers! Robert B Heart of Gold Beneteau 35s5 City Island, NY |
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On Apr 7, 8:36 pm, "Capt. Rob" wrote:
Wow....here I've been out of the group (and will remain so) for months and I see Gayzy, Scotty Potty and some of the regulars still treading the trailer trash waters of mediocrity. How dull. Fortunately folks like myself have been working hard to make life more fun every day! So here's what the deal is for the crew of Heart of Gold!!! 1) Yes, we now own a house in Carmel, with two and a half acres of woods. We are 15 minutes from town, but the houses near us are also NYC escapees who are raising their kids in a safer place, yet still just an hour away from the best museums, concert halls and stages in the world; The best of both worlds. Thomas is so happy here, it's hard to describe. This morning we walked in the woods, then went over to our stream and threw twigs into the rushing water, which you can drink. After that we visited a memorial park with it's private beach, horseback ridding and summer outdoor movies and concerts, but there are a lot of parks like that here. We are surrounded by lakes and everyone here has a sunfish or some kind of small sailboat, canoe or dink. There are plenty of kids around for Thomas and we just bought him an elaborate cedar swingset/fort that probably cost more than Scotty and Jeff's homes combined. 2) Heart of Gold just got a free engine overhaul....cleaned injectors, fluids and so on. She launches in about a week. Our club is an extra 20-25 minutes of driving, but we don't have to cross the Whitestone or Throgsneck, so it's a far nicer drive. 3) We have a house that someone like poor Scotty Potty could only dream of. More than 2000 Sq. feet and four bedrooms along with a lower level that we just remodeled after pulling the lolly columns. That large 16X23' family room will get a 136 inch screen with a new Optoma projector plus there is also a 56 inch HD TV built flush into the wall. Sound will come from SVS subs and Revel speakers. The acoustics in the room appear to totally flat and this system sounds amazing and it's not even fully set up yet! Also downstairs is the laundry room which is a whopping 12X14. It's too big for it's purpose, so we'll add a 3rd bathroom there to compliment the lower guest room. The house may be a tad large for a family of three, but we'll have friends and family stay over often. Of course it's not the size, but the quality and condition of this home that makes it so nice along with how it was sighted by the fellow who built it. So that's it. Yes, my life is still better than yours and I'll make love to my lovely wife tonight while the rest of you download American Idol clips. Oh, and we sold all of the cars except for the Kia Sedona. We're going to try a BMW 330 XI AWD if we can ever get a reasonable delivery date. The Sedona remains too useful to trade away from. On the future boat front: We're going to visit the C&C plant mid- summer. We have no solid plans and love our boat, but Suzanne is determined to see me get that 99 that I like so much. NO hurry though and I just added a sweet new asym to Heart of Gold that should make her dance even better in light air. So we're having a blast. Every day feels like a vacation. Most of our new furniture comes next week at last and the sailing season is about to start. Life isn't just good....it's great. Please don't forget that Doug, the King of Keels said that I was lying about a J29 with a modified bulb keel. I already busted him with pics of the boat, but I haven't forgotten that blowhard. I'll finally get over to College Point this week and take/post pics of the bottom so that goofball can feel like even more of an ass that Scotty Potty. And that's a mighty big ass, even for Ganz. Cheers! Robert B Heart of Gold Beneteau 35s5 City Island, NY About time your stopped using that Capt Rob bull**** title. Glad all is great for you Rob, your Hillary fund rasing phone calls seem to be effective. Happy days on Roberts back porch. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdzThgveHwQ Robs dad sure can cut a rug, and Thomas seems to be a natural musician. Watching sticks float down the creek should make him a better sailor. Joe |
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More lies. Show us that stream on any topo map or aerial photograph.
http://www.google.com/maps?q=Richard...i=map&ct=image Removing lolly columns - hahaha! More lies. Tell us how they got that double wide up on the cinderblock foundation. One car garage! hahahahaha!!! A tent garage and dumpster in the front yard! How many old tires and engine blocks are pushed over the side of the hill? Drinking the neighbors leachfield in your water? ahahahahahahaha!!!!! |
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The area he is in is riddled with small ponds, springs and streams. I'd be
surprised of he didn't have one or two little streams on his property. Only some of those little streams are running year 'round. I wouldn't recommend drinking the water from them. PCB's and various microscopic organisms can be somewhat hard to see. CWM Yup, and we're right next to a reservoir and all of the property around us is marked as watershed for it. The faster larger streams are fine for drinking once in a while. Beyond the houses already here, no one can build or modify the land. My property is all woods, rocks and there's even a small cave. Thomas loves to walk through it all and explore. This is the view from our enclosed deck in the back of the house: http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/house4.jpg Down below is fairly flat wooded area. Beautiful, unless you prefer a giant lawn....which we don't. Of course there's plenty of lawn/garden area in front and to the right of the house. As I said, pics will say it all and they'll be posted shortly! This is on the way for Thomas.... http://www.abcdirectshop.com/graphic...tdeluxe_hi.jpg RB |
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"Charlie Morgan" wrote in message ... On Sat, 7 Apr 2007 19:49:09 -0700, "Lloyd Bonafide" wrote: More lies. Show us that stream on any topo map or aerial photograph. http://www.google.com/maps?q=Richard...i=map&ct=image The area he is in is riddled with small ponds, springs and streams. I'd be surprised of he didn't have one or two little streams on his property. Only some of those little streams are running year 'round. I wouldn't recommend drinking the water from them. PCB's and various microscopic organisms can be somewhat hard to see. CWM I'm familiar with the area. It has many swamps and mosquitoes. I doubt there are PCB's in his water unless they can flow uphill or if a few transformers were thrown in with the engine blocks in the back yard. I'd check the well water for coliforms, that nice bubbly spring (high in nitrates) may be his neighbors septic absorption bed at the end of its life. The streams may have giardia or toxic molds from rotting organic matter. The one stream I'd be concerned with the most is the one that flows down the sealed driveway into the garage. But he doesn't have to worry much. He's renting the place. |
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On Sun, 08 Apr 2007 09:28:42 -0700, Capt. Rob wrote:
http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/house4.jpg Those look like hemlocks to my untrained eye. They are becoming quite rare around here. Any problems there? http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adelges_tsugae |
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On Apr 8, 11:28 am, "Rob" wrote:
This is on the way for Thomas.... http://www.abcdirectshop.com/graphic...tdeluxe_hi.jpg RB Sorry to see it Robbie, I wish you could afford a nice place to play, or a nice boat: http://www.danielswoodland.com/treeh...eat/index.html Did you walk inland with an oar on your shoulder ...and settle where someone asked you what it was? Joe |
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On Apr 8, 2:08 pm, "Joe" wrote:
On Apr 8, 11:28 am, "Rob" wrote: This is on the way for Thomas.... http://www.abcdirectshop.com/graphic...tdeluxe_hi.jpg RB Sorry to see it Robbie, I wish you could afford a nice place to play, or a nice boat: http://www.danielswoodland.com/treeh..._gallery/rons_... Did you walk inland with an oar on your shoulder ...and settle where someone asked you what it was? Joe You mean like Trinity or some of the other top drawer schools that cost 50K per year, yet have lower marks than schools in Carmel and Mahopac? Look it up or do what we did and visit the schools. My closest friend just pulled her daughter out of Trinity and moved to Kent where the schools are better....and 44K less per year! Oh....and hi, Joe! Don't get too happy. This is just a brief troll for the losers here. How's the steel boat? Do you have plans to take off and out for that long trip sometime soon? RB 35s5 NY |
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Removing lolly columns - hahaha!
No clue about the columns, right, Bonafool? Did you ask if they were carrying a wall? Did you wonder if there were joints above the column? Did you wonder about the span and how to calculate the loads without shoring up? Of course you didn't! You're a darn fool and a sockpuppet to boot! Bonofool!!!! BWAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA!!!!! RB 35s5 NY |
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With property taxes hovering around $7500/year I would expect quality
schools. You could move out of state and pay $15K/year for some of the very best private schools, save $5000/year on property taxes and have a much larger and nicer house. Why couldn't you design and build a kid's gym yourself? Are you trapped in that place now that Suzy has the only means of transportation? How many times have you been to the boat in the last week? Sailing tapering off? Wait until Thomas is in school 6 hrs/day. You weekdays will be shot. You will barely sail weekends with all the house, kid and wife stuff. It's a long, downhill slide from now out. hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaaaaaa !!!!!! |
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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message ps.com... Did you ask if they were carrying a wall? No need to. Did you wonder if there were joints above the column? Doesn't matter, I assumed best case, a solid beam with no joints. Did you wonder about the span and how to calculate the loads without shoring up? No wonder, max deflection allowed is 1/360th of span. Figure 20 lbs/ft^2, hem fir 2x8 joists resting on 100lb/ft steel, 24ft span. Hope you are good at fixing cracked drywall. Have fun handyman! Why didn't you build the kids gym set yourself out of lumber? Handyman! aahahahahaaaahaahaahaahahahahahaaaaaaaaahhhahahaha hahahahahahahahahahaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!! |
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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message ps.com... Removing lolly columns - hahaha! No clue about the columns, right, Bonafool? Did you ask if they were carrying a wall? Did you wonder if there were joints above the column? Did you wonder about the span and how to calculate the loads without shoring up? Of course you didn't! You're a darn fool and a sockpuppet to boot! Bonofool!!!! BWAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA!!!!! RB 35s5 NY One more little tip on why you are so clueless: It should be "supporting a load carrying wall" not just "carrying a wall". There's a big difference. Blam-O!!!!!! Kapow!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ZOT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!! aaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaaaaaaa hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaa aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!! KERZAPP!!!!!!!! SMACKDOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SMACKDOWN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! |
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"Dave" wrote in message ... On 8 Apr 2007 13:35:58 -0700, "Capt. Rob" said: You mean like Trinity or some of the other top drawer schools that cost 50K per year, yet have lower marks than schools in Carmel and Mahopac? Isn't that from the guy who's always bragging about how much money he has? Surely financial considerations would not play a part in choosing a school for his kid. Guess he was rejected. They do, you know, reject kids based on an appraisal of the parents. The kid is 2 1/4 years old. He's not applying to private school. He can afford to give away Subaru Tribecas as gifts, but is a cheapskate on his kids education. Look at that house. Is that the type of house a man of means owns? He's played out his hand folks! aaahaahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaaa!! |
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"Bob Crantz" wrote in message ... "Dave" wrote in message ... On 8 Apr 2007 13:35:58 -0700, "Capt. Rob" said: You mean like Trinity or some of the other top drawer schools that cost 50K per year, yet have lower marks than schools in Carmel and Mahopac? Isn't that from the guy who's always bragging about how much money he has? Surely financial considerations would not play a part in choosing a school for his kid. Guess he was rejected. They do, you know, reject kids based on an appraisal of the parents. The kid is 2 1/4 years old. He's not applying to private school. He can afford to give away Subaru Tribecas as gifts, but is a cheapskate on his kids education. Look at that house. Is that the type of house a man of means owns? He's played out his hand folks! aaahaahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaaa!! Poor Boobsprit! He has allowed himself to be domesticated. We all saw it coming the moment he announced his engagement. Bye bye freedom. Bye bye the good life of hanging out with the guys and sailing and talking about sailing and coming and going as you please. Dead meat on his wedding day. Now look at him. Living out in the woods away from his beloved liberal life in the big city. Kept sequestered there by a wife who wear the pants in the family and earns the money. Poor Booby is now a stay-at-home dad! And look at his home. No better than his nemesis Scotty's double-wide but he brags that he's some rich man of means. Crantz, you have him pegged. He'll sell that French Beneteau exercise in bombastic boating and end up sitting in front of his cheap Chinese home theater stuffing his already fat cheeks with popcorn, pretzels and potato chips and washing it down with six-packs of beer to drown his sorry at being a slave. Soon he'll be more overweight than Ole Thom and Katy combined. He's already had one heart attack, hasn't he? Let's get up a heart attack pool and make bets when his next one will arrive. Let's hope it's not fatal. We'd all sure hate to no longer have Boobsprit to kick around. Wilbur Hubbard |
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Hope you are good at fixing cracked drywall. Wow! You're ignorant as heck! What kind of roof do I have? Does it matter? Please tell us why a 14.5 span with lolly poll removed led to no cracked drywall, but the 15.5 foot one (which carried less load) will. You're even too dumb to ask what was done in place of the lolly. Did used fabricated plates or insert an I-beam? Hmmmmm??? Do you know that this had to be approved by an engineer supplied by our insurer? Oh, twist and flop away! You have no info and thus far you've made yourself out to be a clueless googling dolt! But do keep googling! BWAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHA!!!! RB 35s5 NY |
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On Apr 8, 5:36 pm, "Wilbur Hubbard"
wrote: "Bob Crantz" wrote in message ... "Dave" wrote in message .. . On 8 Apr 2007 13:35:58 -0700, "Capt. Rob" said: You mean like Trinity or some of the other top drawer schools that cost 50K per year, yet have lower marks than schools in Carmel and Mahopac? Isn't that from the guy who's always bragging about how much money he has? Surely financial considerations would not play a part in choosing a school for his kid. Guess he was rejected. They do, you know, reject kids based on an appraisal of the parents. The kid is 2 1/4 years old. He's not applying to private school. He can afford to give away Subaru Tribecas as gifts, but is a cheapskate on his kids education. Look at that house. Is that the type of house a man of means owns? He's played out his hand folks! aaahaahahaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaaa!! Poor Boobsprit! He has allowed himself to be domesticated. We all saw it coming the moment he announced his engagement. Bye bye freedom. Bye bye the good life of hanging out with the guys and sailing and talking about sailing and coming and going as you please. Dead meat on his wedding day. Now look at him. Living out in the woods away from his beloved liberal life in the big city. Kept sequestered there by a wife who wear the pants in the family and earns the money. Poor Booby is now a stay-at-home dad! And look at his home. No better than his nemesis Scotty's double-wide but he brags that he's some rich man of means. Crantz, you have him pegged. He'll sell that French Beneteau exercise in bombastic boating and end up sitting in front of his cheap Chinese home theater stuffing his already fat cheeks with popcorn, pretzels and potato chips and washing it down with six-packs of beer to drown his sorry at being a slave. Soon he'll be more overweight than Ole Thom and Katy combined. He's already had one heart attack, hasn't he? Let's get up a heart attack pool and make bets when his next one will arrive. Let's hope it's not fatal. We'd all sure hate to no longer have Boobsprit to kick around. Wilbur Hubbard- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Golly, Wilber agrees with Crantz who agrees with Bonofool...what are the odds??!! Isn't that from the guy who's always bragging about how much money he has? Surely financial considerations would not play a part in choosing a school for his kid. Nope, that's why we moved to a better area with better schools. Oh, and when did I brag about my money? I just spend it better than most of you. BWAHAHAHAHHAHAHA! RB 35s5 NY |
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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message ups.com... Hope you are good at fixing cracked drywall. Wow! You're ignorant as heck! What kind of roof do I have? Does it matter? If it is a truss the load is usually supported on the foundation walls through the exterior walls. Please tell us why a 14.5 span with lolly poll removed led to no cracked drywall, but the 15.5 foot one (which carried less load) will. You're even too dumb to ask what was done in place of the lolly. Did used fabricated plates or insert an I-beam? The fabricated plates are a better solution because you have to cut through the top of the foundation to support an I-Beam or use columns on the ends. However, getting the one piece plates into position is a very difficult task, then you have to drill the wooden beam for the bolts. There are two better architectural solutions, none of which you mentioned. Hmmmmm??? Do you know that this had to be approved by an engineer supplied by our insurer? It could be approved by any licensed engineer or architect registered in the State of New York. I hope you are really good at fixing cracked drywall. Hint: it may take a while for the drywall to crack. It's great you got your homeowners insurance company involved with a home repair rather than the local building inspector. Shows that you are full of it. Bob Vila - NOT!!!!! Bwahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaaaa!!!!!!!!! Handyman!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! aaahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaaaa! !! SNORT!!!!!! |
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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message Golly, Wilber agrees with Crantz who agrees with Bonofool...what are the odds??!! The same as you telling the truth! Bwahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahaaaaaaaaa!!!!!! Isn't that from the guy who's always bragging about how much money he has? Surely financial considerations would not play a part in choosing a school for his kid. Nope, that's why we moved to a better area with better schools. Any place is better than where you lived. Oh, and when did I brag about my money? I just spend it better than most of you. Only you can determine how to spend your money. But that doesn't stop the rest of us from laughing! harharharharharhar!!!!!!!! You have had that Beneteau less than 1 year and you are already looking at the next boat!!!!! aaahahahahahahahahahahaaahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!! ! KIA didn't have much trade in value did it? I guess clinging on to it as it slowly falls apart can be justified as a stop-loss. Bwaahhahahahahahahahaahahahahahaahaa!!!!! 2005 Sienna worth more than 2006 Sedona! How abou in 2 years I'll trades you my 1988 TOPPS Baseball Cards - the entire Houston Astros set for that Sedona! I'll even throw in the old, stale gum. Bwoohohohohhahahahahahahohohohohohohahahahahahaha! !!!! SMACK-DOWN!!!!!!!! Handyman!!!!!!!!!! |
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I hope you are really good at fixing cracked drywall. Hint: it may
take a while for the drywall to crack. You mean more than 6 years???? BWAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHA!!!! Dude, you are one major dope! You have had that Beneteau less than 1 year and you are already looking at the next boat!!!!! I've been looking at the C&C 99 pretty hard since I saw hull #1. We'll keep the 35s5 for at least two more seasons even if we decide to get the 99. But didn't you say that I'd lose the boat after I got married and had Thomas? Or did you claim that I'd sail less? Hmmmmm....you've been wrong about everything....and now we can add the pole removal, which you STILL have no idea about how it was done. But keep guessing! RB 35s5 NY |
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It's great you got your homeowners insurance company involved with a
home repair rather than the local building inspector. Shows that you are full of it. Home insurance "involved with the repair?" What repair? How were they involved beyond sending an engineer? Hmmmmm? I'm just dying to know!!! BWAHAHAHAHAHAHHAA! RB 35s5 NY |
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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message oups.com... But didn't you say that I'd lose the boat after I got married and had Thomas? Yes and you did each time. First the Pearson, then the C&C. The Beneteau will be sold with hardly used sails and hardly sailed. Or did you claim that I'd sail less? Yes and you have. Now it will be even less and then none. They aren't seeing much of you down at Minneford these days are they? Renter! Handyman! aahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha!!!!!!!!!!! One last thing - my cockpit is larger than yours! |
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Yes and you did each time. First the Pearson, then the C&C. The
Beneteau will be sold with hardly used sails and hardly sailed. Uh...what? We sailed so much last season that I set up my computer on the boat for the last two months. I also posted both pics and videos, remember? As I said, you were and remain WRONG as usual. Oh, and we now setting up a mooring near Mystic, since our friends (who own a Pearson 34) just bought a house there. They aren't seeing much of you down at Minneford these days are they? Just one or two days a week as I'm brokering 6 sailboats for them. They'll be listed in about a week and include Catalina 30, Catalina 27, J22 (This is probably sold already), Santana 30/30, Cape Dory 30, C&C 29-2. Still waiting to hear what's holding my beam up!!!! BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! Thwomp! RB 35s5 NY |
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"Joe" wrote in Sorry to see it Robbie, I wish you could afford a nice place to play, It must be killing him to admit he has such a small house on a small lot. Scotty |
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"Scotty" wrote in message . .. "Joe" wrote in Sorry to see it Robbie, I wish you could afford a nice place to play, It must be killing him to admit he has such a small house on a small lot. Scotty Haven't you towed larger, nicer homes behind your big rig? |
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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message ups.com... We sailed so much last season that I set up my computer on the boat for the last two months. I also posted both pics and videos, remember? I saw pictures and videos that amounted to maybe 4-6 outings. Capt Neal runs his computer exclusively on his boat everyday. That is proof, by your standard, that he must sail even much more than you. As I said, you were and remain WRONG as usual. Oh, and we now setting up a mooring near Mystic, since our friends (who own a Pearson 34) just bought a house there. Well one can't set up a mooring near Richardsville can they? What exactly does that $7500/year in property taxes buy? They aren't seeing much of you down at Minneford these days are they? Just one or two days a week as I'm brokering 6 sailboats for them. They'll be listed in about a week and include Catalina 30, Catalina 27, J22 (This is probably sold already), Santana 30/30, Cape Dory 30, C&C 29-2. Hopefully Suzy and poor little Tom have some immediate means of transportation while you are floundering down at the docks. Still waiting to hear what's holding my beam up!!!! Go and look. Don't stand under it because it might fall on you. And wipe that drywall dust out of your hair. |
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On Apr 8, 3:35 pm, "Capt. Rob" wrote:
On Apr 8, 2:08 pm, "Joe" wrote: On Apr 8, 11:28 am, "Rob" wrote: This is on the way for Thomas.... http://www.abcdirectshop.com/graphic...tdeluxe_hi.jpg RB Sorry to see it Robbie, I wish you could afford a nice place to play, or a nice boat: http://www.danielswoodland.com/treeh..._gallery/rons_... Did you walk inland with an oar on your shoulder ...and settle where someone asked you what it was? Joe You mean like Trinity or some of the other top drawer schools that cost 50K per year, yet have lower marks than schools in Carmel and Mahopac? Look it up or do what we did and visit the schools. My closest friend just pulled her daughter out of Trinity and moved to Kent where the schools are better....and 44K less per year! Oh....and hi, Joe! Don't get too happy. This is just a brief troll for the losers here. How's the steel boat? Do you have plans to take off and out for that long trip sometime soon? Sure do. Pulling the boat out this mo. for a new bottom job, anoids, and installing 7 bronze portholes. The porthole going aft center is 24" with 1.25" thick armoured glass, it came off a battleship. All the ports open which will allow a nice breeze thru the cabins. Plus they end my concern of the forward and aft windows being blown in in extreme seas. I had plywood shields in the sail locker that I get to toss in the dumpster now. One of the best things about finding the right boat to start with is you can customize it to fit your every need. Perhaps when Thomas finishes Collage you can get back into sailing, maybe even get offshore and stick with a boat long enough to understand what I'm talking about. Need to visit the plasma cutting shop today and pick up my templates. We will cruise around the Texas coast a bit this summer. Not taking off for the big trip yet. Joe RB 35s5 NY- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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One of the best things about finding the right boat to start with is you can customize it to fit your every need. Perhaps when Thomas finishes Collage you can get back into sailing, maybe even get offshore and stick with a boat long enough to understand what I'm talking about. I can't imagine what the right boat to start with would be, unless there were no changes in my life. Beautiful wife, beautiful son...and now a new home, a lot more money to play with and more. Each boat worked great as things changed. We're actually looking at following thorugh on plans to adopt a child (Adoption saves a life) and if we do that I may seek out a larger boat and skip the C&C 99, but we'll see. Last summer while most of the people in the so-called "sailing group" trolled and fixed their boats, we were out sailing 3 days a week. Sometimes it was an overnighter, sometimes it was just a few hours. It never mattered because we love sailing for the sailing itself. I hope I never tire of that and find myself fixing up some huge boat project. We're not Scotty Potty trailer trash. We own a sweet boat that is a blast to sail. We have our second house, worth 100K more than we paid in a great school area and it's 2000 Sq feet is in near mint shape. We even have a couple of famous people living a few houses down. If I had Scotty's life I'd shoot myself (if I could borrow bullet money). As for you, Joe....did you ever look into adoption? Suzanne's sister adopted 2 kids from an abusive home and literally saved them. Few things in life could have more worth. RB 35s5 NY |
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On Apr 9, 9:44 am, Dave wrote:
On 8 Apr 2007 15:41:36 -0700, "Capt. Rob" said: Oh, and when did I brag about my money? LOL. Constantly. You have no identity apart from your baubles.. You mean, no online identity? GASP! Here's a little info on YOUR identity. We have friends in common. What happened to your career and family, Dave? Where did they go and why do you need your daughter to pay for part of your boat. You had money once. Care to explain to ASA where it went? RB 35s5 NY |
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Well one can't set up a mooring near Richardsville can they? What
exactly does that $7500/year in property taxes buy? We pay somewhat less, but what it buys are schools that are better than those we left behind. It buys half a dozen local lakes with boating and sailing, snow that stays white, no traffic jams, wonderfuls kids for Thomas to play with, a fanastic daycare center 1/2 mile away, clean streets, beautiful wooded land, roads that get snow cleared on schedule and neighbors who all moved here for the same reason: To raise their kids in a better place than NYC, but still close enough to take advantage of what NYC has to offer. Of course, if taxes are a worry for you (as someone with no boat or good stereo MUST be counting pennies), then moving someplace better makes no sense. Then again, you never found a woman or had a child either. Dude...you're barley Human, even on Scotty Potty's scale! RB 35s5 NY |
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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message ups.com... Well one can't set up a mooring near Richardsville can they? What exactly does that $7500/year in property taxes buy? We pay somewhat less, but what it buys are schools that are better than those we left behind. It buys half a dozen local lakes with boating and sailing, snow that stays white, no traffic jams, wonderfuls kids for Thomas to play with, a fanastic daycare center 1/2 mile away, clean streets, beautiful wooded land, roads that get snow cleared on schedule and neighbors who all moved here for the same reason: To raise their kids in a better place than NYC, but still close enough to take advantage of what NYC has to offer. It's good to see you finally realize that you were living in a hell hole. Of course, if taxes are a worry for you (as someone with no boat or good stereo MUST be counting pennies), then moving someplace better makes no sense. I am in someplace better. It's not the New York metropolitan area either. Who needs a stereo or entertainment center? You? When are you going to visit your boat? It must take at least an hour to get to it. That's if Suzy lets you use the mini-van! Bwahahahahahahahahaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Then again, you never found a woman or had a child either. Dude...you're barley Human, even on Scotty Potty's scale! ahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaaaaaahahhaahahaha hahahaahahahahahahaaaaaaaaa!!!!!!! |
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"Bob Crantz" wrote in message ... Still waiting to hear what's holding my beam up!!!! Go and look. Don't stand under it because it might fall on you. More importantly; Don't stand on top of it! |
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"Bob Crantz" wrote Sorry to see it Robbie, I wish you could afford a nice place to play, It must be killing him to admit he has such a small house on a small lot. Scotty Haven't you towed larger, nicer homes behind your big rig? Yes, but don't get the wrong idea, I have nothing against modular homes. Some are very nice, it's just so funny to see the Big Blowhard Braggart settleing for entry level, small digs. Scotty |
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"Dave" wrote in message
... On 9 Apr 2007 08:37:56 -0700, "Capt. Rob" said: why do you need your daughter to pay for part of your boat. Hey. She doesn't and didn't pay penny one toward the boat. Ever heard of a gift? Wow... that's a nice gift! -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com |
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"Dave" wrote in message ... On 9 Apr 2007 04:07:53 -0700, "Capt. Rob" said: So a mooring is starting to look a bit better to you now? It looks the same. But now it is all he can afford. He's on the ropes financially. His friends will take care of his boat for him, Suzy won't give him much minivan time. Property tax is more than his dock fee. Little Tom's play set cost more than his sails. And in Mystic? How many miles up the river is that? How many more miles further away than City Island? Even less sailing time for sure. Less income too, Suzy is no longer the lead cardiologist for a world class cardiology clinic. And weren't you the fella who was telling us about what great wind you have in the Western Sound? At least there will be less sewage afloat in Mystic. At least he can watch over the air Yankee games (WPIX) where he is at. He's moved out to the fringe, soon the isolation will really start to set in. Manhatten and its cultural opportunities (not that he ever went) will become another, distant place. The long drive to the city will grow old and longer. He and Suzy will no longer be distracted from each other. Spats will become more frequent. And then the king and the queen can never go back to the green... |
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"Dave" wrote in message
... On Mon, 9 Apr 2007 09:54:28 -0700, "Capt. JG" said: Wow... that's a nice gift! What can I say? She's a great kid. Either that or good brainwashing. g -- "j" ganz @@ www.sailnow.com |
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So a mooring is starting to look a bit better to you now?
Hell no. We'll only go because our friend has nice house there and that's where my MG-TF is being restored. We'll visit a few times. No way would I ever give up the ease/fun of a slip and also Suzanne's folks are getting on in years, but still like to come sailing. A dinghy or launch would not be easy for them. Of course some folks need to save and the slip is really pricey for most. Easily twice what you pay, but it's worth it...even if I had to pay. This year we got even more sailboats in, defecting from NYYC, Harlem and Capri.....all nice clubs, but slips are sweeter. Last season my ex brought her boat in for the last two months and she admitted she used the boat more. She sailed more and just spent more time playing on board because a dock is that much more convenneint. Moorings are for trailer trash and no crappy restaurant (that members are forced to eat at in many cases), lack of any real services and semi-access to a boat will convince anyone otherwise. RB 35s5 NY |
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Just like old times, Bob brags stupidly about some lame
acquisition he made, then everybody gets to laugh at him. What a hoot. Scotty |
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Hey. She doesn't and didn't pay penny one toward the boat. Ever heard of a
gift? It is? A boat with very little value. Perhaps one should ask why the gift was made to maintain a low profile? As I said: Dave and I have friends in common. To put it more clearly: I know someone who's not speaking with him now and for good reason. He knows EXACTLY who I'm talking about too. At the very least poor Dave knows that I have him pegged. I carry no such baggage and didn't screw up my life and several others in the process. Know what I mean, Davey? That sure is a sad car you drive. Why not come clean here? RB 35s5 NY |
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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message ups.com... Hey. She doesn't and didn't pay penny one toward the boat. Ever heard of a gift? Perhaps one should ask why the gift was made to maintain a low profile? perhaps no one really cares. |
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