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"Roger Long" wrote in news:459ea606$0$18859
: I certainly see more black smoke coming out of the exhausts of commercial boats than yachts. Commercial boats get paid for WORKING, so maintenance goes undone until you can't go WORKING any more. (An example is Charleston shrimp boats go uncaulked until they're leaking so bad the pumps can't keep the water below the intakes to go shrimping, their prime reason for being.) Yachts get maintenance, most well before they actually need maintenance because the owner has money and nothing to do with it. Ain't it grand? Also, a fisherman headed out to be number one isn't interested in "sweet spot cruising" to the fishing...(c; Reasons for all the black soot shooting out the dry stacks welded up by Uncle Henri are fairly obvious...(c; |
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