On Jul 20, 9:16*am, "Aldys" wrote:
"Capt. JG" wrote in message

easolutions...

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To my way of thinking..an anchor is to secure a boat to the bottom of
the sea in such a way that it stays there as long as the crew of the
ship wants to be there. If the ship is dragging the anchor, proper
seamanship suggests that the gear be reset until it holds..anything
else is not what the man wants.
Tom..and I have dragged a few times

And your point is....?

The top of your head?

Yes, but with a good hair stylist, one would never know.

"Capt.Bill" wrote in message
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On Jul 20, 9:16 am, "Aldys" wrote:
"Capt. JG" wrote in message

easolutions...

wrote in message
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To my way of thinking..an anchor is to secure a boat to the bottom of
the sea in such a way that it stays there as long as the crew of the
ship wants to be there. If the ship is dragging the anchor, proper
seamanship suggests that the gear be reset until it holds..anything
else is not what the man wants.
Tom..and I have dragged a few times

And your point is....?

The top of your head?

+ Yes, but with a good hair stylist, one would never know.


You don't remember the cone heads?

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