In article om,
"Bob" wrote:

Me wrote:

Bull****...... Don't try telling that to the guys that fish
King Crab in the Bering Sea, in December...... There isn't one
of them, that hasn't seen a Rogue Wave...come up and slam their
vessel that wasn't at least twice what the sea was doing at the
time......

Me been there, seen that, and lived to tell the tale.......

Lets see..... my first day on the Bering was 1983, December 26. Spent
some time up around the horse shoe, some around the mushroom, and even
hit the donut hole a year later. Got to puke my guts out side the Elbo
Room a time or two. Hung with some to the Magone guys on the beach,
good friend from high school lived in the only dome in Dutch, called in
orders of just about anything and had "Any Cab" deliver it, and
generally had a fun time.

I've left foot prints on the celling and still say, their aint no such
thing as a rogue wave.
Still Bobbing
Oh, I almost forgot.............. GFY


So you went to Dutch, and spent some time in the Bars..... that's
really a Big Whoop.... Now tell us all the boat you GreenHorned on,
or maybe the boat you Deckhanded on, after that, as a Fullshare Deckhand.
Lots of guys talk big in the bars, and turn out to be processors from
Unalaska, who never spent an hour, standing wheelwatch in a 90 Knot
breeze off the Port Quarter, with the B ow buried under 30 ft of Green
Water. There are guys who have fished that country in a 58Ft Limit
Seiner. Now that takes Guts..........

Me not that gutsy...... at least not any more........

Me wrote:

Me not that gutsy...... .

You keep using words like "they."

I think you've been watching too much Discovery channel.
Lets see, what would be an appropreate response here......... oh yea.
I've ****ed more salt water than you been on....so GFY.

In article .com,
"Bob" wrote:

Me wrote:

Me not that gutsy...... .

You keep using words like "they."

I think you've been watching too much Discovery channel.
Lets see, what would be an appropreate response here......... oh yea.
I've ****ed more salt water than you been on....so GFY.


So you got a bladder problem, what does that prove..... Your just
another High Seas Wannabe, that talks about things, they have never
experienced. Myself, I am reTIRED, emphisis on TIRED, but still
work the High Seas Fleet every night on 4125.0, to talk to my mates,
who ply the North Pacific for a living, day in and day out......

Me

Me wrote:
Your just
another High Seas Wannabe, that talks about things, they have never
experienced. Myself, I am reTIRED, emphisis on TIRED, but still
work the High Seas Fleet every night on 4125.0, to talk to my mates,
who ply the North Pacific for a living, day in and day out......

Me

I appologize. You are right. yu are vastly better, smarter, and have
experinced so much than I.

And I suppose ya tie up 2182 as well as 4125 with your I am better than
eveyone else BS.
Its good to keep incontact with friends. Friends are hard to come by.

Boy, this has really turned intoa waste of
time..........................

In article .com,
"Bob" wrote:

And I suppose ya tie up 2182 as well as 4125 with your I am better than
eveyone else BS.
Its good to keep incontact with friends. Friends are hard to come by.

Well now, 2182.0Khz is Distress, Safety, & Calling Frequency worldwide.
See CFR 47 Part 80.369 (a)
4125.0Khz on the other hand, is is designated as a Distress, Safety,
Calling & Working frequency, and can be used for all those communication
types. See CFR 47 Part 80.369 (b, & d with subnotes 1,2,3), and CFR 47
Part 80.373 (c with subnote 2)

Now I wouldn't expect a BarRoom Skipper like you, to understand the
difference, but Marineers with North Pacific Seatime, certainly would,
should, and do, know the difference. Funny how all the North Pacific
Weather Data gathering is done on 4125.0Khz for the 45 minutes prior
to the Weather Broadcasts from Cold Bay, Kodiak, and Yakatat NWS
Stations, that took over after Peggy Dyson (WBH-29) retired. There
are stiill a few of us around who can remember the time BEFORE Peggy
started transmitting North Pacific Wx to Oscar, while he was out
fishing.

Me

Me wrote:
Now I wouldn't expect a BarRoom Skipper like you, to understand the
difference, but Marineers with North Pacific Seatime, certainly would,
should, and do, know the difference. Funny how all the North Pacific
Weather Data gathering is done on 4125.0Khz for the 45 minutes prior
to the Weather Broadcasts from Cold Bay, Kodiak, and Yakatat NWS
Stations, that took over after Peggy Dyson (WBH-29) retired. There
are stiill a few of us around who can remember the time BEFORE Peggy
started transmitting North Pacific Wx to Oscar, while he was out
fishing.
Me

Hi Me:
Once again you have proven your intelligence and superiority. I only
hope that some day I am as honest and smart as you. Until then, I guess
I'll just have to do my best. So you really think that I am a
"...BarRoom Skipper...." Maybe with many more years of experience I
will be able to achieve that license.

Since you are obviously knowledgeable about North Pacific fisheries I
am sure you realize a person driving a fishing boat needs no uscg
license of any type, training, nor skill to operate most commercial
fishing vessels. I know the readers here will sleep better knowing that
you may also share the same attributes of most "...Mariners with North
Pacific Seatime (I think the term you are looking for is "sea
service").

So I do not waste any more of your valuable time I will end and say
keep that tin foil hat on straight, don't let that tar paper peel off
your home, and I hope you found enough solar panels to keep the
Discovery Channel coming in.
Bob