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"Bruce in bangkok" wrote in
message ... ... I'm a big fan of redundancy in all things. Indeed! That's probably the reason you have two boats that never go anywhere? You are a fan of taking up two slips with unused toys? -- Sir Gregory |
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On Wed, 18 Sep 2013 12:26:17 -0400, " Sir Gregory Hall, Esq·"
åke wrote: "Bruce in bangkok" wrote in message ... ... I'm a big fan of redundancy in all things. Indeed! That's probably the reason you have two boats that never go anywhere? You are a fan of taking up two slips with unused toys? Along with your misconception that living in a boat makes one a qualified cruising sailor you have a difficulty in understanding what you read. I didn't write "I'm a big fan of redundancy in all things". I believe that was a guy out cruising around the Caribbean on a power boat with two engines. I am assuming that you do know what the "Caribbean" is, but to avoid any more of your misconceptions here is the definition I found in a book: "an arm of the Atlantic Ocean between North and South America; the origin of the Gulf stream; region including the Caribbean Islands" -- Cheers, Bruce in Bangkok |
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