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On Thu, 21 Jun 2007 11:24:01 -0500, Ben Turpin
wrote:

I need some recommendations for a pocket cruiser in the size 18-22 ft.
It must be trailerable. I've looked at the more obvious ones such as
the Catalina 22 and WWP-19. Any others I should look at? At Compacs
really worth the premium?

Thanks in advance,

Ben

Check out the Pacific Seacraft 20' Flicka.
It's trailorable but in the upper range.
Ocean-built tough boat but slow.
Mark E. Williams

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Looks like Bubbles wins again.... he knows far more entertainment
trivia than I ever will.



I also know more about clissical music, photography, painting, classic
literature and of course film of any generation. Trailer trash like
you and Scotty will always diminish the arts because you can't
understand it. Top 40 mentality is all you have. The fact that my wife
didn't force me to buy a powerboat is simply the last straw for you,
Doug. I'm going sailing this afternoon after I install a new main
(which I sold) on a Hunter 43.
Have fun powering around!



RB
35s5
NY

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"Capt. Rob" wrote:

Looks like Bubbles wins again.... he knows far more entertainment
trivia than I ever will.

I also know more ****trivea*** aboutclissical music, photography, painting, classic
literature and of course , ****have no appreciation or understanding of any of the arts.



Cheers
Marty

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"Martin Baxter" wrote in message
...
"Capt. Rob" wrote:

Looks like Bubbles wins again.... he knows far more
entertainment
trivia than I ever will.

I also know more ****trivea*** aboutclissical music,
photography, painting, classic
literature and of course , ****have no appreciation or
understanding of any of the arts.


not very hard to Google up some obsolete trivia, and then
play the snobby ''film'' expert, eh?

Scotty

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I also know more ****trivea*** aboutclissical music, photography, painting, classic
literature and of course , ****have no appreciation or understanding of any of the arts.



I get that feeling that poor Marty prefers "More than a Feeling" over
"Wish you were Here." He probably has the 3 Tenors on VHS along with a
Anne Sophie Mutter cassette and labels himself a sophisticate.

What can ya do?! Trailer trash lives on.

RB
35s5
NY

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"Capt. **** Head Rob" wrote in message
oups.com..
..
I also know more ****trivea*** aboutclissical music,
photography, painting, classic
literature and of course , ****have no appreciation or
understanding of any of the arts.



I get that feeling that poor Marty prefers "More than a
Feeling" over
"Wish you were Here." He probably has the 3 Tenors on VHS
along with a
Anne Sophie Mutter cassette and labels himself a
sophisticate.



*I* get the feeling that Marty prefers what he likes, and
not what he thinks will impress others.

SBV

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*I* get the feeling that Marty prefers what he likes, and
not what he thinks will impress others.



And he hopes that attitude impresses poor Scotty, king of Trailer
Trash!
You can learn a lot by what a man likes!


RB
35s5
NY

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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
ups.com...
*I* get the feeling that Marty prefers what he likes, and
not what he thinks will impress others.



And he hopes that attitude impresses poor Scotty,

Nope, Marty could care less what impresses me, and *that's*
impessive!







soccer Mom wrote....

You can learn a lot by what a man drives!

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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
ups.com...

I also know more about clissical music, photography, painting, classic
literature and of course film of any generation. Trailer trash like
you and Scotty will always diminish the arts because you can't
understand it.


Yes, your taste for architecture says it all.

Moo-hoo-haa-haa!!!!!!