No! No! The proper technique is to remove the hose, take it to the
jetty and then beat the hose on the dock with a flailing motion.
This accomplishes two things. First the beating loosens the deposits
inside the hose and secondly, the flailing motion causes the deposits
to be ejected from the hose.
There is much discussion about the proper time to accomplish the
beating. Some argue for late at night with a strong wind to disperse
the deposits over as large an area as possible and thus making their
origin difficult to determine. Others state that on Sunday, about
lunch time, is much better timing as it is said to promote interesting
conversations with neighboring boats thus allowing you to meet new
people.
Bruce-in-Bangkok
(correct Address is bpaige125atgmaildotcom)
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