"markvictor" wrote in
ups.com:

LMAO!...bet the cat took off and ran with his tongue...
regards,
markvictor



I mean it just sounds logical to me. We're not making the boats better,
more survivable since 1965, we're making them WORSE!

Won't make any difference. All over the country the waterfront
millionaires, ****ed at seeing the floating trailer parks anchored off
their big tax liabilities, are gonna make anchoring within 500 miles of
shore, illegal. I know someone who got busted at Hilton Head Island, SC.
He anchored the boat in a "no anchor zone" off some developers private
fiefdom. How stupid.

When I took the teens to the beach in my Sea Rayder, some guy on Kiawah
Island came running out of his condo and just blew up at me threating to
call the rent-a-cops the town hires. I tried to remind him that 100'
back from the HIGH water mark on that beach was PUBLIC PROPERTY, not his.
State law. He got awful red and ran off to get his cops. When the cops
arrived, I tried to get them to arrest me for trespassing on MY beach.
Kiawah Island is RICH! Lawyers would drool over suing them...(c; The
cop wouldn't play along, dammit. I wanted a new boat! Nuts.....

Since then, SC has a new law the waterfront politician/lawyers wrote
themselves giving each and every tiny waterfront fiefdom domain over 1
mile to SEA from their little beach so they can write local ordinances to
keep the boats away a mile off the beach, if they want.

That'll make boats disposable....like houses are gonna be. The house
bubbles are bursting here, now. I love the Sunday radio real estate show
where the realtor makes my radio spin on its axis trying to paint a rosy
picture of buyers and sellers....(c;