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NE Sailboat February 26th 07 04:07 PM

Boat US Insurance .... NOT!
 
Just decided since I get their magazine to check with them on insurance.

They are/were awful. The rate was 100% higher than what I have now.

For the life of me, why am I a member of this dreadful organization. They
don't seem to do anything for boating.

What are your opinions of Boat US?

They own West Marine, isn't that right? West Marine, in my area, sucks.
The store is in shambles. I went in two weeks ago to
purchase some paint. The paint aisle looked like hurricane Katrina had just
visited. Nothing was on the shelf, most of the stock was out or on order.
I asked one of the clerks and he said they were reorganizing.

A week later. I revisited. Same look, same mess, no products.

Are there other boating organizations which provide some benefit to their
members? Such as lower insurance?

In my humble opinion; Boat US is a SHAM.

My recommendation: don't do business with them.




KLC Lewis February 26th 07 04:26 PM

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"NE Sailboat" wrote in message
news:xBDEh.1577$RN6.871@trndny07...
Just decided since I get their magazine to check with them on insurance.

They are/were awful. The rate was 100% higher than what I have now.

For the life of me, why am I a member of this dreadful organization. They
don't seem to do anything for boating.

What are your opinions of Boat US?

They own West Marine, isn't that right? West Marine, in my area, sucks.
The store is in shambles. I went in two weeks ago to
purchase some paint. The paint aisle looked like hurricane Katrina had
just visited. Nothing was on the shelf, most of the stock was out or on
order. I asked one of the clerks and he said they were reorganizing.

A week later. I revisited. Same look, same mess, no products.

Are there other boating organizations which provide some benefit to their
members? Such as lower insurance?

In my humble opinion; Boat US is a SHAM.

My recommendation: don't do business with them.




I was shopping for an inflatable dinghy a month or so ago, went to BoatUs/WM
to check out what they had. They had two inflatables in stock, a WM brand
and a Zodiac. The Zodiac looked interesting, showing a "list price" of over
$2000 and a blow-out "Clearance" price of about $1300. Wow! say I. What a
deal! But first, I think I'll check that out on the 'net. Turns out that
$1300 or so was about the same price as I could get from just about any
on-line shop. Par for the course. I went with a Walker Bay Genesis.



Jeff February 26th 07 04:59 PM

Boat US Insurance .... NOT!
 
* NE Sailboat wrote, On 2/26/2007 11:07 AM:
Just decided since I get their magazine to check with them on insurance.

They are/were awful. The rate was 100% higher than what I have now.


You get what you pay for. Everyone I know who has had a claim with
them has been quite happy. My cousins had their Sabre blown a mile
inland in Hurricane Bob, and within a few days Boat/US had arranged of
a helicopter to fly the boat out. (They were on the cover of the
catalog the next year.) The rates are a bit higher then some, but in
fact when I pointed out that I had taken a class that qualifies for a
discount they gave be 5 years of retroactive discount!

Remember that Boat/US offers different levels of insurance. Many
people with low cost insurance don't realize that many items on the
boat are depreciated over a 10 year period. So in essence, the cheap
insurance offer little or no coverage on, for example, the mast of a
ten year old boat.


For the life of me, why am I a member of this dreadful organization. They
don't seem to do anything for boating.


And you would notice??? I doubt it!


What are your opinions of Boat US?


Its the best boat insurance for many owners.


They own West Marine, isn't that right?


No. West Marine bought the Boat/US stores and catalog business. The
insurance is separate.

West Marine, in my area, sucks.


So? If you don't like them, don't buy from them.

The store is in shambles. I went in two weeks ago to
purchase some paint. The paint aisle looked like hurricane Katrina had just
visited. Nothing was on the shelf, most of the stock was out or on order.
I asked one of the clerks and he said they were reorganizing.


Gee. A marine shop in New England reorganizing in early Feb. The
nerve of them! They should have waited until April!


A week later. I revisited. Same look, same mess, no products.


Clearly, they need a manager with your keen instincts. You should
apply to Boat/US for a position right now.



Are there other boating organizations which provide some benefit to their
members? Such as lower insurance?


They have a lot of loyal customers. But please, go elsewhere for your
insurance needs. I wouldn't want your risks included in my rates.


In my humble opinion; Boat US is a SHAM.


Based on your observation of a shop not owned by them being messy in
their off-season?


My recommendation: don't do business with them.


We'll give your recommendation all of the consideration it deserves.


NE Sailboat February 26th 07 05:26 PM

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Absolutely the same coverage. The only difference was the deductable. Now
= $1,000 Boat US = $700

That is the only difference.

Oh,, my present isurance company is Progressive.

==================================
"Charlie Morgan" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 26 Feb 2007 16:07:57 GMT, "NE Sailboat"
wrote:

Just decided since I get their magazine to check with them on insurance.

They are/were awful. The rate was 100% higher than what I have now.


Of course you can't give any specifics about cost or what your
insurance covers and what the BoatUS policy would cover. That would
present quite a conflict.


For the life of me, why am I a member of this dreadful organization. They
don't seem to do anything for boating.

I'm told they feel the same way about you.

What are your opinions of Boat US?

They own West Marine, isn't that right? West Marine, in my area, sucks.
The store is in shambles. I went in two weeks ago to
purchase some paint. The paint aisle looked like hurricane Katrina had
just
visited. Nothing was on the shelf, most of the stock was out or on order.
I asked one of the clerks and he said they were reorganizing.

A week later. I revisited. Same look, same mess, no products.


BoatUS does not own West Marine. Like the rest of your rant, you seem
to be misinformed on this point, as well.


Are there other boating organizations which provide some benefit to their
members? Such as lower insurance?

In my humble opinion; Boat US is a SHAM.

My recommendation: don't do business with them.


Yes, you've clearly and succintly made your case. I'm sure that now
you have exposed them so completely, they will lose all of their
members within a week or two at most.

CWM




NE Sailboat February 26th 07 05:30 PM

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Hey Jeff ... just for you ...

F ... k off.

==============
"Jeff" wrote in message
. ..
* NE Sailboat wrote, On 2/26/2007 11:07 AM:
Just decided since I get their magazine to check with them on insurance.

They are/were awful. The rate was 100% higher than what I have now.


You get what you pay for. Everyone I know who has had a claim with them
has been quite happy. My cousins had their Sabre blown a mile inland in
Hurricane Bob, and within a few days Boat/US had arranged of a helicopter
to fly the boat out. (They were on the cover of the catalog the next
year.) The rates are a bit higher then some, but in fact when I pointed
out that I had taken a class that qualifies for a discount they gave be 5
years of retroactive discount!

Remember that Boat/US offers different levels of insurance. Many people
with low cost insurance don't realize that many items on the boat are
depreciated over a 10 year period. So in essence, the cheap insurance
offer little or no coverage on, for example, the mast of a ten year old
boat.


For the life of me, why am I a member of this dreadful organization.
They don't seem to do anything for boating.


And you would notice??? I doubt it!


What are your opinions of Boat US?


Its the best boat insurance for many owners.


They own West Marine, isn't that right?


No. West Marine bought the Boat/US stores and catalog business. The
insurance is separate.

West Marine, in my area, sucks.


So? If you don't like them, don't buy from them.

The store is in shambles. I went in two weeks ago to
purchase some paint. The paint aisle looked like hurricane Katrina had
just visited. Nothing was on the shelf, most of the stock was out or on
order. I asked one of the clerks and he said they were reorganizing.


Gee. A marine shop in New England reorganizing in early Feb. The nerve
of them! They should have waited until April!


A week later. I revisited. Same look, same mess, no products.


Clearly, they need a manager with your keen instincts. You should apply
to Boat/US for a position right now.



Are there other boating organizations which provide some benefit to their
members? Such as lower insurance?


They have a lot of loyal customers. But please, go elsewhere for your
insurance needs. I wouldn't want your risks included in my rates.


In my humble opinion; Boat US is a SHAM.


Based on your observation of a shop not owned by them being messy in their
off-season?


My recommendation: don't do business with them.


We'll give your recommendation all of the consideration it deserves.




NE Sailboat February 26th 07 05:55 PM

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Jeff, you stupid F..k. I just remembered ...... you don't own a boat. You
are a boat "want-a-be".

ho hoh hohohohhoho.... no boat. Big loser. Stupid loser. Do your cousins
let you steer?

Jeff the loser .. let's let Jeff the loser steer the boat.


What a joke. Why don't you go lurk at the RV newsgroup.

Oh, can't afford one of them either.

Is there a "once a summer, we take the loser on the boat" newsgroup?

========


"Jeff" wrote in message
. ..
* NE Sailboat wrote, On 2/26/2007 11:07 AM:
Just decided since I get their magazine to check with them on insurance.

They are/were awful. The rate was 100% higher than what I have now.


You get what you pay for. Everyone I know who has had a claim with them
has been quite happy. My cousins had their Sabre blown a mile inland in
Hurricane Bob, and within a few days Boat/US had arranged of a helicopter
to fly the boat out. (They were on the cover of the catalog the next
year.) The rates are a bit higher then some, but in fact when I pointed
out that I had taken a class that qualifies for a discount they gave be 5
years of retroactive discount!

Remember that Boat/US offers different levels of insurance. Many people
with low cost insurance don't realize that many items on the boat are
depreciated over a 10 year period. So in essence, the cheap insurance
offer little or no coverage on, for example, the mast of a ten year old
boat.


For the life of me, why am I a member of this dreadful organization.
They don't seem to do anything for boating.


And you would notice??? I doubt it!


What are your opinions of Boat US?


Its the best boat insurance for many owners.


They own West Marine, isn't that right?


No. West Marine bought the Boat/US stores and catalog business. The
insurance is separate.

West Marine, in my area, sucks.


So? If you don't like them, don't buy from them.

The store is in shambles. I went in two weeks ago to
purchase some paint. The paint aisle looked like hurricane Katrina had
just visited. Nothing was on the shelf, most of the stock was out or on
order. I asked one of the clerks and he said they were reorganizing.


Gee. A marine shop in New England reorganizing in early Feb. The nerve
of them! They should have waited until April!


A week later. I revisited. Same look, same mess, no products.


Clearly, they need a manager with your keen instincts. You should apply
to Boat/US for a position right now.



Are there other boating organizations which provide some benefit to their
members? Such as lower insurance?


They have a lot of loyal customers. But please, go elsewhere for your
insurance needs. I wouldn't want your risks included in my rates.


In my humble opinion; Boat US is a SHAM.


Based on your observation of a shop not owned by them being messy in their
off-season?


My recommendation: don't do business with them.


We'll give your recommendation all of the consideration it deserves.




Jeff February 26th 07 06:14 PM

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* NE Sailboat wrote, On 2/26/2007 12:30 PM:
Hey Jeff ... just for you ...

F ... k off.


The master of the snappy comeback!



Jeff February 26th 07 06:54 PM

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Ah, your keen powers of observation are at work again.

If you want to believe I have no boat that's fine. Most people here
know that I've had my current boat for 8 years now, and have sailed
most of the East Coast from Canada to Key West. We had our previous
boat for 8 years, and the boat before that about 6. Actually, I've
been a boat owner almost my entire life, having built my first at age 14.



* NE Sailboat wrote, On 2/26/2007 12:55 PM:
Jeff, you stupid F..k. I just remembered ...... you don't own a boat. You
are a boat "want-a-be".

ho hoh hohohohhoho.... no boat. Big loser. Stupid loser. Do your cousins
let you steer?

Jeff the loser .. let's let Jeff the loser steer the boat.


What a joke. Why don't you go lurk at the RV newsgroup.

Oh, can't afford one of them either.

Is there a "once a summer, we take the loser on the boat" newsgroup?


Gordon February 26th 07 06:54 PM

Boat US Insurance .... NOT!
 

Please help me!!!!!!!!! My browser says this is rec.boats.cruising
but I seem to be getting a bunch of whiny crap from wrecked.boats or
asa.sailing or a pre teen chat room!
Please help me fix this!!!!!!!
G

NE Sailboat February 26th 07 07:12 PM

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Sure ,,, ya ... ok ... whatever you say ...

hahahahhahahahahahahahhahahahahahhahah



Jeff and boat .. ???

This is killing me.

=======================
"Jeff" wrote in message
...
Ah, your keen powers of observation are at work again.

If you want to believe I have no boat that's fine. Most people here know
that I've had my current boat for 8 years now, and have sailed most of the
East Coast from Canada to Key West. We had our previous boat for 8 years,
and the boat before that about 6. Actually, I've been a boat owner almost
my entire life, having built my first at age 14.



* NE Sailboat wrote, On 2/26/2007 12:55 PM:
Jeff, you stupid F..k. I just remembered ...... you don't own a boat.
You are a boat "want-a-be".

ho hoh hohohohhoho.... no boat. Big loser. Stupid loser. Do your
cousins let you steer?

Jeff the loser .. let's let Jeff the loser steer the boat.


What a joke. Why don't you go lurk at the RV newsgroup.

Oh, can't afford one of them either.

Is there a "once a summer, we take the loser on the boat" newsgroup?




NE Sailboat February 26th 07 08:09 PM

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Ya Ya ,, sure ... and I am the father of Anna Nicole's baby.

Wait ........... I am the father of Anna Nicole's baby..

Maybe Jeff actually owns a boat ..

Call Howard K Stern ,,

This is big.


ps.. even if he owns a boat .. he is still a jerk in my log.


================================================== =
"Charlie Morgan" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 26 Feb 2007 19:12:00 GMT, "NE Sailboat"
wrote:

Sure ,,, ya ... ok ... whatever you say ...

hahahahhahahahahahahahhahahahahahhahah



Jeff and boat .. ???

This is killing me.


Jeff has a website with lots of pictures of his boat. He's in many of
the pictures, including ones taken at the factory during the boat's
construction.

CWM


=======================
"Jeff" wrote in message
...
Ah, your keen powers of observation are at work again.

If you want to believe I have no boat that's fine. Most people here
know
that I've had my current boat for 8 years now, and have sailed most of
the
East Coast from Canada to Key West. We had our previous boat for 8
years,
and the boat before that about 6. Actually, I've been a boat owner
almost
my entire life, having built my first at age 14.



* NE Sailboat wrote, On 2/26/2007 12:55 PM:
Jeff, you stupid F..k. I just remembered ...... you don't own a boat.
You are a boat "want-a-be".

ho hoh hohohohhoho.... no boat. Big loser. Stupid loser. Do your
cousins let you steer?

Jeff the loser .. let's let Jeff the loser steer the boat.


What a joke. Why don't you go lurk at the RV newsgroup.

Oh, can't afford one of them either.

Is there a "once a summer, we take the loser on the boat" newsgroup?






Jeff February 26th 07 08:54 PM

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* NE Sailboat wrote, On 2/26/2007 3:09 PM:
Ya Ya ,, sure ... and I am Anna Nicole's baby.

Wait ........... I am Anna Nicole's baby..

Maybe Jeff actually owns a boat ..

Call Howard K Stern ,,

This is big.


ps.. even if he owns a boat .. he is still a jerk in my log.

I think I can live with that.

NE Sailboat February 26th 07 09:00 PM

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That is what I said when Anna Nicole told me she was having my baby!


================================================== ==============================
"Jeff" wrote in message
...
* NE Sailboat wrote, On 2/26/2007 3:09 PM:
Ya Ya ,, sure ... and I am Anna Nicole's baby.

Wait ........... I am Anna Nicole's baby..

Maybe Jeff actually owns a boat ..

Call Howard K Stern ,,

This is big.


ps.. even if he owns a boat .. he is still a jerk in my log.

I think I can live with that.




Peggie Hall February 26th 07 10:19 PM

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Charlie Morgan wrote:
On 26 Feb 2007 11:57:01 -0600, Dave wrote:

On Mon, 26 Feb 2007 12:24:50 -0500, Charlie Morgan said:

My BoatUS yacht policy is underwritten by Cigna but administered by
BoatUS.

That answers one of the questions I had--whether BoatUS was in the insurance
business. Apparently they're not. They're simply selling Cigna access to
their members.


That's not an entirely accurate characterization, Dave. Cigna
underwrites the insurance, but BoatUS administers it.


It's actually more than that. Cigna is the insurance underwriter (iow,
they assume the risk), but that's ALL Cigna does. You can't buy the same
policy from any other Cigna agent...the policies that BOAT/US sells are
"designed" specifically for BOAT/US, who does all the work.


--
Peggie
----------
Peggie Hall
Specializing in marine sanitation since 1987
Author "Get Rid of Boat Odors - A Guide To Marine Sanitation Systems and
Other Sources of Aggravation and Odor"
http://shop.sailboatowners.com/books...ku=90&cat=1304

Jere Lull February 27th 07 01:51 AM

Boat US Insurance .... NOT!
 
In article ,
Charlie Morgan wrote:

It's actually more than that. Cigna is the insurance underwriter (iow,
they assume the risk), but that's ALL Cigna does. You can't buy the same
policy from any other Cigna agent...the policies that BOAT/US sells are
"designed" specifically for BOAT/US, who does all the work.


I thought that's what I was saying?


As I'm in the biz, I understand the difference, and it's vast --to us--
but I can understand you're not seeing a difference.

--
Jere Lull
Xan-a-Deux ('73 Tanzer 28 #4 out of Tolchester, MD)
Xan's NEW Pages: http://web.mac.com/jerelull/iWeb/Xan/
Our BVI FAQs (290+ pics) http://homepage.mac.com/jerelull/BVI/

Jere Lull February 27th 07 02:16 AM

Boat US Insurance opinions
 
In article xBDEh.1577$RN6.871@trndny07,
"NE Sailboat" wrote:

Just decided since I get their magazine to check with them on insurance.

They are/were awful. The rate was 100% higher than what I have now.

For the life of me, why am I a member of this dreadful organization. They
don't seem to do anything for boating.

What are your opinions of Boat US?


I switched to BOAT/U.S. from Allstate when I asked my rep, herself a
sailor, whether Allstate would cover any subsequent damage if a through
hull broke because of faulty maintenance. She had to call her
underwriter to get the answer: "No." AFAIK, no insurance company would
cover lack of maintenance, but a marine policy will cover the resulting
damage.

Since, I've found that BOAT/U.S. settles claims fairly and equitably
far faster and with less hassle than most others. They have survey teams
mobilizing *before* hurricanes hit. Within days of the recent big ones,
they were in there and saving further damage.

Others mentioned the "Agreed upon value" vs "fair" market value
difference, which is huge.

Marine insurance understands "salvage". Their lawyers eat property and
casualty lawyers for a light snack in admiralty court. The marine
policies include EPA clean-up coverage, and allow boats to stay in the
water more than 6 months a year.

Just got a note that we're covered if the marina's rental agreement
requires us to agree to some provision that voids most other policies
(forget the specifics).

Vast difference between the two types of insurance.

As another said: you get what you pay for, and BOAT/U.S. is the best
blend, in my opinion.

--
Jere Lull
Xan-a-Deux ('73 Tanzer 28 #4 out of Tolchester, MD)
Xan's NEW Pages: http://web.mac.com/jerelull/iWeb/Xan/
Our BVI FAQs (290+ pics) http://homepage.mac.com/jerelull/BVI/

Jonathan Ganz February 27th 07 03:23 AM

Boat US Insurance .... NOT!
 
In article ,
Jere Lull wrote:
In article ,
Charlie Morgan wrote:

It's actually more than that. Cigna is the insurance underwriter (iow,
they assume the risk), but that's ALL Cigna does. You can't buy the same
policy from any other Cigna agent...the policies that BOAT/US sells are
"designed" specifically for BOAT/US, who does all the work.


I thought that's what I was saying?


As I'm in the biz, I understand the difference, and it's vast --to us--
but I can understand you're not seeing a difference.


Well, I'm not in the biz, and I understand the diff. Must be Chuckles.
--
Capt. JG @@
www.sailnow.com



Ian George February 27th 07 04:36 AM

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NE Sailboat wrote:
Jeff, you stupid F..k. I just remembered ...... you don't own a
boat. You are a boat "want-a-be".


Does this guy remind anyone else of Jaxie?



steve_hayes_maine February 28th 07 10:45 PM

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On Feb 26, 11:07 am, "NE Sailboat" wrote:

What are your opinions of Boat US?


Think of them as an aquatic version of AAA. Their magazine is
similar, the towing service is equivalent to AAA road service, and the
"deals" are also similar. I would not be on the road without AAA, and
I don't think I want to think about the cost of towing when/if I break
down and need assistance or the cost of a diver if I get tangled up.

There are no soft uncontrolled landings in Maine or NH, so back-up is
essential where we sail.

If you expect more from BoatU.S. than from AAA, you will be
disappointed, but what do you really expect for $19 per year?

Fair winds,

Steve


Bill Kearney March 2nd 07 03:22 AM

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"NE Sailboat" wrote in message
news:eaFEh.1590$RN6.747@trndny07...
What a joke. Why don't you go lurk at the RV newsgroup.


There's advice you should take for yourself, jackass.


Larry March 2nd 07 11:18 PM

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"Bill Kearney" wkearney-99@hot-mail-com wrote in
t:

There's advice you should take for yourself, jackass.



Why do you take to calling others on rbc these names? Do you do that on
the dock, in swing range, or just on the internet?

Larry
--

Larry March 3rd 07 03:11 AM

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Rick B. wrote in news:3kghu21lms9mglpvstiromn81aq7dl72pv@
4ax.com:

Funny, you didn't take exception to Tom calling Jeff a stupid ****.



Because I didn't see it. There's no reason to call childish names across
the dock to the boater on the other finger pier, is there? Why not act the
same here?



Larry
--

NE Sailboat March 3rd 07 03:26 AM

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Oh Rick,,, check my posting .. I never spelled out the F work.

If F..k is what you think when you read it,,, you are a dirty man and should
be dumped in clorox bleach to clean yourself up.


There are many words that start with F.

Dirty boy... you should be asshamed.

==========================
"Rick B." wrote in message
...
On Fri, 02 Mar 2007 18:18:07 -0500, Larry wrote:

"Bill Kearney" wkearney-99@hot-mail-com wrote in
news:o4ydndrUTp_PBXrYnZ2dnUVZ_veinZ2d@speakeasy. net:

There's advice you should take for yourself, jackass.



Why do you take to calling others on rbc these names? Do you do that on
the dock, in swing range, or just on the internet?

Larry


Funny, you didn't take exception to Tom calling Jeff a stupid ****.




NE Sailboat March 3rd 07 03:32 AM

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Rickkkkkk

Jeff is a FINK.



"NE Sailboat" wrote in message
news:zV5Gh.137$kf.46@trndny02...
Oh Rick,,, check my posting .. I never spelled out the F work.

If F..k is what you think when you read it,,, you are a dirty man and
should be dumped in clorox bleach to clean yourself up.


There are many words that start with F.

Dirty boy... you should be asshamed.

==========================
"Rick B." wrote in message
...
On Fri, 02 Mar 2007 18:18:07 -0500, Larry wrote:

"Bill Kearney" wkearney-99@hot-mail-com wrote in
news:o4ydndrUTp_PBXrYnZ2dnUVZ_veinZ2d@speakeasy .net:

There's advice you should take for yourself, jackass.



Why do you take to calling others on rbc these names? Do you do that on
the dock, in swing range, or just on the internet?

Larry


Funny, you didn't take exception to Tom calling Jeff a stupid ****.






Jeff March 3rd 07 12:06 PM

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Now that was truly uncalled for.

* NE Sailboat wrote, On 3/2/2007 10:32 PM:
Rickkkkkk

Jeff is a FINK.



"NE Sailboat" wrote in message
news:zV5Gh.137$kf.46@trndny02...
Oh Rick,,, check my posting .. I never spelled out the F work.

If F..k is what you think when you read it,,, you are a dirty man and
should be dumped in clorox bleach to clean yourself up.


There are many words that start with F.


NE Sailboat March 3rd 07 02:10 PM

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6 minutes ?? No way ,, took me two full days.

FINK


A very good word. Doesn't get enough useage.


======================================


"Rick B." wrote in message
...
On Sat, 03 Mar 2007 03:32:22 GMT, "NE Sailboat"
wrote:

Rickkkkkk

Jeff is a FINK.



Only took you 6 minutes to think that up. Real Einstein.




boater435 March 5th 07 02:13 AM

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On Feb 26, 3:09 pm, "NE Sailboat" wrote:
Ya Ya ,, sure ... and I am the father of Anna Nicole's baby.

Wait ........... I am the father of Anna Nicole's baby..

Maybe Jeff actually owns a boat ..

Call Howard K Stern ,,

This is big.

ps.. even if he owns a boat .. he is still a jerk in my log.

================================================== ="Charlie Morgan" wrote in message

...



On Mon, 26 Feb 2007 19:12:00 GMT, "NE Sailboat"
wrote:


Sure ,,, ya ... ok ... whatever you say ...


hahahahhahahahahahahahhahahahahahhahah


Jeff and boat .. ???


This is killing me.


Jeff has a website with lots of pictures of his boat. He's in many of
the pictures, including ones taken at the factory during the boat's
construction.


CWM


=======================
"Jeff" wrote in message
...
Ah, your keen powers of observation are at work again.


If you want to believe I have no boat that's fine. Most people here
know
that I've had my current boat for 8 years now, and have sailed most of
the
East Coast from Canada to Key West. We had our previous boat for 8
years,
and the boat before that about 6. Actually, I've been a boat owner
almost
my entire life, having built my first at age 14.


* NE Sailboat wrote, On 2/26/2007 12:55 PM:
Jeff, you stupid F..k. I just remembered ...... you don't own a boat.
You are a boat "want-a-be".


ho hoh hohohohhoho.... no boat. Big loser. Stupid loser. Do your
cousins let you steer?


Jeff the loser .. let's let Jeff the loser steer the boat.


What a joke. Why don't you go lurk at the RV newsgroup.


Oh, can't afford one of them either.


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WHAT A BUNCH OF JERKS.



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