On Apr 20, 2:39 pm, Jeff wrote:
* Joe wrote, On 4/20/2007 11:10 AM:

On Apr 20, 9:58 am, katy wrote:
Joe wrote:
When will they learn, most likely stood on her side and tossed the
crew over.
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/asia-pacific/6574547.stm
Joe
The table was laid for dinner...if she had stood on her side the dishes
would have been scattered or tossed around the cabin. Very strange...

Strange indeed. Aliens, Pirates, near miss with a ship and the crew
panicked.
With the sail blown out she took a hard hit. With a gimbled stove and
those rubber place mats things could look normal in the galley.

Hello??? Its a catamaran! They don't have "gimbaled stoves,"
certainly not any I've seen.

Excuse me..I thought you guys heeled a few inches and would what that
extra cooking comfort.

I've never had any need of "rubber place
mats" and the tables don't even have fiddles. Clearly, if the table
was set, the boat didn't get "flipped," even partially.

swiming and the roller furler opened up and the boat took off.


Also, the jib didn't get blown out from a "hit," it happens from
flogging to death.

Could be a bit of both, see many roller fureling systems flodd to
death he during storms

They even showed the sail flogging before the CG
person went down. They also implied that it had been several days,
easily long enough for a jib to self destruct even in moderate wind.

True.

Joe