Red Cloud in Sail magazine
 

Was reading a Sail mag at work this week, saw a blurb about
Joe's ill fated coffee trip. Pic of Red Cloud included.

Sorry if this was posted before, I've been busy.

Anybody hear from Joe lately?

Scotty

Red Cloud in Sail magazine
 

"Scotty" wrote in message
. ..
Was reading a Sail mag at work this week, saw a blurb about
Joe's ill fated coffee trip. Pic of Red Cloud included.

Sorry if this was posted before, I've been busy.

Anybody hear from Joe lately?

Scotty




Haven't read this before... not a word from Joe, but I'm sure he's been busy
also.

--
"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

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Scotty wrote:
Was reading a Sail mag at work this week, saw a blurb about
Joe's ill fated coffee trip. Pic of Red Cloud included.

Sorry if this was posted before, I've been busy.

Whacha been doing? Trying to teach that Canuck daughter-in-law to speak
'merican?


Anybody hear from Joe lately?

He seems to be keeping a pretty low profile, maybe he's running work
boats again to earn enough to buy another sail boat?

Cheers
Marty

Red Cloud in Sail magazine
 

"Martin Baxter" wrote in message
...
Scotty wrote:
Was reading a Sail mag at work this week, saw a blurb about
Joe's ill fated coffee trip. Pic of Red Cloud included.

Sorry if this was posted before, I've been busy.

Whacha been doing? Trying to teach that Canuck daughter-in-law to speak
'merican?


Anybody hear from Joe lately?

He seems to be keeping a pretty low profile, maybe he's running work boats
again to earn enough to buy another sail boat?

Cheers
Marty

He's probably ashamed to show his sorry, incompetent face around the
newsgroups anymore and rightly so. Remember how he used to brag and act so
cocksure? He fancied himself a mighty seaman with no fear. Ha ha ha! My how
the mighty have fallen!

It seems maybe he's finally decided to take responsibility for his premature
evacuation (chickening out is what we used to call it!) and sinking of his
boat. I'd like to think he's not gonna brag anymore about how great his boat
and sailing abilities were. After that humiliating smackdown he received
last winter from a little ole Gulf cold front he'd have to be off his rocker
to continue to act so haughty and proud. He's a girly man if ever there was
one . . . but now he's been forced to face that fact.

As for running workboats; he never ran a workboat. He was little more than a
deck monkey. And, with his sterling record of abandoning his own yacht in
the face of a little ole gale force wind who's gonna be stupid enough to
hire him and put him in charge of a multi-million dollar offshore supply
vessel?

Wilbur Hubbard
(never hesitates to tell it like it is)

Red Cloud in Sail magazine
 

On Apr 8, 11:20 am, "Scotty" wrote:
Was reading a Sail mag at work this week, saw a blurb about
Joe's ill fated coffee trip. Pic of Red Cloud included.

Sorry if this was posted before, I've been busy.

Anybody hear from Joe lately?

Scotty





I also saw that and assumed it was posted here. There's a pic of his
boat as well, plus it says he's not giving up on his plans. I do hope
that's the case. Joe walked the walk, while most losers here like Neal
and Crantz only pretended to be off shore sailors.

Gonna come sailing this season, Scotty, or are you still holding a
grudge?



The Good Captain
35s5
NY

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"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
...

I also saw that and assumed it was posted here. There's a pic of his
boat as well, plus it says he's not giving up on his plans. I do hope
that's the case. Joe walked the walk, while most losers here like Neal
and Crantz only pretended to be off shore sailors.


Joe walked the walk? Bwwahhahhahahahahahahahah! You could say he talked the
talk and you'd be correct but walking the walk implies he was a blue water
sailor and he demonstrate he was no such thing. Blue water sailors have a
backbone and don't yell for rescue prematurely.

Since when do you call hanging from a helicopter rescue sling and abandoning
a boat that was in no imminent danger of sinking walking the walk? Sounds
more like a yellow belly crawling the crawl because he got scared! He got
frightened like a little girl because of a cold front with winds sustained
at 40 knots and gusting up to 50 and little ole 8 to 10 foot seas. What a
loser! Blue water sailors know how to cope with such weather offshore and
they aren't frightened out of their wits. Red Cloud's demise demonstrates
how pathetic her so-called captain really is. Can you say girly man?

Wilbur Hubbard
(tells it like it is)

Red Cloud in Sail magazine
 

On Apr 8, 4:46 pm, "Wilbur Hubbard"
wrote:
"Capt. Rob" wrote in message

...



I also saw that and assumed it was posted here. There's a pic of his
boat as well, plus it says he's not giving up on his plans. I do hope
that's the case. Joe walked the walk, while most losers here like Neal
and Crantz only pretended to be off shore sailors.

Joe walked the walk? Bwwahhahhahahahahahahahah! You could say he talked the
talk and you'd be correct but walking the walk implies he was a blue water
sailor and he demonstrate he was no such thing. Blue water sailors have a
backbone and don't yell for rescue prematurely.

Since when do you call hanging from a helicopter rescue sling and abandoning
a boat that was in no imminent danger of sinking walking the walk? Sounds
more like a yellow belly crawling the crawl because he got scared! He got
frightened like a little girl because of a cold front with winds sustained
at 40 knots and gusting up to 50 and little ole 8 to 10 foot seas. What a
loser! Blue water sailors know how to cope with such weather offshore and
they aren't frightened out of their wits. Red Cloud's demise demonstrates
how pathetic her so-called captain really is. Can you say girly man?

Wilbur Hubbard
(tells it like it is)




Yes, you're a girly man for sure.
Red Cloud was taking on water and the report says her cabin integrity
was also compromised. She couldn't be recovered because she did in
fact sink. Joe did what was right and protected the lives on board.
Most importantly you weren't there and Joe was. Joe took a chance and
was man enough to make an effort. All you do is bitch about from
behind your keyboard and pretend to be a man of the sea. You're not.
You're just a silly puppet boy who isn't even man enough to post his
real ID or a photo of his real boat. I guess you find it funny; I
hope, since it's super pathetic.
Hey, I teased Joe plenty, but when he actually cast off he deserved
respect. The only kind of man who won't give it to him isn't really a
man at all.

Dude, you should be ashamed of yourself. You're no better than Marty
because you don't know when to cool it, shut the **** up and be a man.



The Good Captain
35s5
NY

Red Cloud in Sail magazine
 

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
...
On Apr 8, 4:46 pm, "Wilbur Hubbard"
wrote:
"Capt. Rob" wrote in message

...



I also saw that and assumed it was posted here. There's a pic of his
boat as well, plus it says he's not giving up on his plans. I do hope
that's the case. Joe walked the walk, while most losers here like Neal
and Crantz only pretended to be off shore sailors.

Joe walked the walk? Bwwahhahhahahahahahahahah! You could say he talked
the
talk and you'd be correct but walking the walk implies he was a blue
water
sailor and he demonstrate he was no such thing. Blue water sailors have a
backbone and don't yell for rescue prematurely.

Since when do you call hanging from a helicopter rescue sling and
abandoning
a boat that was in no imminent danger of sinking walking the walk? Sounds
more like a yellow belly crawling the crawl because he got scared! He got
frightened like a little girl because of a cold front with winds
sustained
at 40 knots and gusting up to 50 and little ole 8 to 10 foot seas. What a
loser! Blue water sailors know how to cope with such weather offshore and
they aren't frightened out of their wits. Red Cloud's demise demonstrates
how pathetic her so-called captain really is. Can you say girly man?

Wilbur Hubbard
(tells it like it is)




Yes, you're a girly man for sure.
Red Cloud was taking on water and the report says her cabin integrity
was also compromised. She couldn't be recovered because she did in
fact sink. Joe did what was right and protected the lives on board.
Most importantly you weren't there and Joe was. Joe took a chance and
was man enough to make an effort. All you do is bitch about from
behind your keyboard and pretend to be a man of the sea. You're not.
You're just a silly puppet boy who isn't even man enough to post his
real ID or a photo of his real boat. I guess you find it funny; I
hope, since it's super pathetic.
Hey, I teased Joe plenty, but when he actually cast off he deserved
respect. The only kind of man who won't give it to him isn't really a
man at all.

Dude, you should be ashamed of yourself. You're no better than Marty
because you don't know when to cool it, shut the **** up and be a man.



The Good Captain
35s5
NY


That's the trouble with you panty-waisted liberals. You equate trying with
success. Sorry, but trying is just trying. Success in trying PLUS
succeeding. Failure is trying PLUS failing. The captain of "RED CLOUD" tried
and failed. He is, by real-world definition, a failure!

But, go ahead and stick with your bankrupt and illogical philosophy. Since
you constantly try and fail you've got to come up with some excuse to make
that seem respectful. I suppose it's the only thing that works for you
liberals who are prime examples of failed girly men. You are needed as
examples of how NOT to do things so keep up the good work.

Wilbur Hubbard
(tells it like it is)

Red Cloud in Sail magazine
 

"Martin Baxter" wrote in message
...
Scotty wrote:
Was reading a Sail mag at work this week, saw a blurb
about
Joe's ill fated coffee trip. Pic of Red Cloud included.

Sorry if this was posted before, I've been busy.

Whacha been doing? Trying to teach that Canuck
daughter-in-law to speak
'merican?

Had to get my MC ready for this season.

And watching that grandson, I swear I heard him say ''A''
the other day. Oh the horror!

SV

Red Cloud in Sail magazine
 

grudge? for what?

S


"Capt. Rob" wrote in message

groups.com...
On Apr 8, 11:20 am, "Scotty" wrote:
Was reading a Sail mag at work this week, saw a blurb
about
Joe's ill fated coffee trip. Pic of Red Cloud included.

Sorry if this was posted before, I've been busy.

Anybody hear from Joe lately?

Scotty





I also saw that and assumed it was posted here. There's a
pic of his
boat as well, plus it says he's not giving up on his
plans. I do hope
that's the case. Joe walked the walk, while most losers
here like Neal
and Crantz only pretended to be off shore sailors.

Gonna come sailing this season, Scotty, or are you still
holding a
grudge?



The Good Captain
35s5
NY