"Steve" wrote in message
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"Sir Thomas of Cannondale" wrote in message
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"Paul Cassel" wrote in message

Time you got laid. You seem to be overwhelmed by the idea that a man and
a woman are sailing together. Hot flash there buddy - I've sailed with a
female myself!

So he's not the first nor is it worth all that fuss which it seems to be
stirring up in you.
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Paul in the Castle..

1,000 days in the same house or on the same boat with the same woman?
Are you nuts!

Hello?

Wait.. a thought.. does the lady friend get to go to shore?

Maybe that is what he does, send her on errands.

I'm not overwhelmed by much of anything at this stage of life. Good for
you, you have a female crewmate.. Whoopee.

I only wanted to know if the guy was actually doing what he posted that
he planned on doing ..

Ya think I stepped on a land mine or something ..


It's hard to know beforehand what might set people off.

I was impressed by the 1000-day sail until I saw the size of the boat. I
can't imagine they wouldn't be able to cram enough dehydrated food on it
for two people to live on for 33 months provided they have an ample supply
of fresh water. I had thought they would eat seaweed and fresh fish each
day. As it stands, the real trial will be suppressing the urge to kill
each other after the first couple of months.




Rule of thumb... a boat gets a foot shorter per day.


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Capt. JG wrote:

Rule of thumb... a boat gets a foot shorter per day.


That would mean you either take short trips or have a large boat!

When we were last out for a year, I said the boat got an inch smaller
each day - we made it home just in time!

"jeff" wrote in message
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Capt. JG wrote:

Rule of thumb... a boat gets a foot shorter per day.


That would mean you either take short trips or have a large boat!

When we were last out for a year, I said the boat got an inch smaller each
day - we made it home just in time!




Heh... I guess it depends on the ratio of good-looking women to me.

The last long trip started on a 48 and ended up a 38. Only two women and
four guys... not a good ratio.

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Capt. JG wrote:



Heh... I guess it depends on the ratio of good-looking women to me.

The last long trip started on a 48 and ended up a 38. Only two women and
four guys... not a good ratio.


How did your boat shorten by 10 feet? Hit an iceberg?

No, a kayak.



On Dec 4, 4:24 am, Paul Cassel
wrote:
Capt. JG wrote:

Heh... I guess it depends on the ratio of good-looking women to me.

The last long trip started on a 48 and ended up a 38. Only two women and
four guys... not a good ratio.

How did your boat shorten by 10 feet? Hit an iceberg?

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No, a kayak.



On Dec 4, 4:24 am, Paul Cassel
wrote:
Capt. JG wrote:

Heh... I guess it depends on the ratio of good-looking women to me.

The last long trip started on a 48 and ended up a 38. Only two women
and
four guys... not a good ratio.

How did your boat shorten by 10 feet? Hit an iceberg?



huh?

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"Paul Cassel" wrote in message
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Capt. JG wrote:



Heh... I guess it depends on the ratio of good-looking women to me.

The last long trip started on a 48 and ended up a 38. Only two women and
four guys... not a good ratio.


How did your boat shorten by 10 feet? Hit an iceberg?


If you have to ask, you'll never know... which might be a good thing.

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