Nomen Nescio wrote:

Excellent point. How would you explain this:

http://groups.google.com/group/alt.s...n&dmode=source


Neal disappeared for a while in 2002 and then came back with a rather
detailed log of a 6 month trip to the Abacos, including pictures. I
remember pointing out that although he is fond of calling everyone else
a "motorsailer" almost every part of the trip, including both crossings,
was done under power according to the log. Or perhaps he just plagiarized.

I don't know when the Bahamas started requiring passports; before 9/11
they weren't required. And who knows exactly what the terms of C.N.'s
parole is. Felony convictions do not automatically disqualify for a
Master's license, but I wonder if the record was fully disclosed in this
case.

"jeff" wrote

Neal disappeared for a while in 2002 and then came back with a rather
detailed log of a 6 month trip to the Abacos, including pictures.

Well, I would be glad to know that he had actually gone on at least one real
cruise before swallowing the anchor (or having it shoved down his throat as
seems more likely). After all, however pathetic and annoying, he is a human
being.

--
Roger Long

"Roger Long" wrote in message
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"jeff" wrote

Neal disappeared for a while in 2002 and then came back with a rather
detailed log of a 6 month trip to the Abacos, including pictures.

Well, I would be glad to know that he had actually gone on at least one
real cruise before swallowing the anchor (or having it shoved down his
throat as seems more likely). After all, however pathetic and annoying,
he is a human being.

--
Roger Long

True, no one is beyond redeption should they seek it. All that is required
is a true desire to live a good life, and the will to resist temptations
that prevent it.

KLC Lewis wrote:
"Roger Long" wrote in message
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"jeff" wrote

Neal disappeared for a while in 2002 and then came back with a rather
detailed log of a 6 month trip to the Abacos, including pictures.
Well, I would be glad to know that he had actually gone on at least one
real cruise before swallowing the anchor (or having it shoved down his
throat as seems more likely). After all, however pathetic and annoying,
he is a human being.

--
Roger Long

True, no one is beyond redeption should they seek it. All that is required
is a true desire to live a good life, and the will to resist temptations
that prevent it.


....and keep ypur daughters and gradnddaughters locked up...

"Nomen Nescio" wrote in message
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On Sat, 21 Feb 2009 10:57:07 -0500, jeff wrote:

Nomen Nescio wrote:

Excellent point. How would you explain this:

http://groups.google.com/group/alt.s...n&dmode=source


Neal disappeared for a while in 2002 and then came back with a rather
detailed log of a 6 month trip to the Abacos, including pictures. I
remember pointing out that although he is fond of calling everyone else
a "motorsailer" almost every part of the trip, including both crossings,
was done under power according to the log. Or perhaps he just
plagiarized.

I don't know when the Bahamas started requiring passports; before 9/11
they weren't required. And who knows exactly what the terms of C.N.'s
parole is. Felony convictions do not automatically disqualify for a
Master's license, but I wonder if the record was fully disclosed in this
case.


The time of the sighting in the Abacos in 2002 is just about the same
time this photo was taken:

http://offender.fdle.state.fl.us/off...ersonId=35467#

Read the date of the photograph, it's right next to the box that says
he lives in Ballston Spa, NY.

So was he in 2 places at once?

No, he was in only one place, and neither of those.