On 5/12/2010 1:10 PM, Glenn Knickerbocker wrote:
On 05/12/2010 05:21 AM, Dr. HotSalt wrote:
On May 11, 3:59 pm, wrote:
Isn't ARK a boat?
Nah, it's a bus full of bozos.

DUCK! http://www.dellsducks.com/ducks.html

Why do you think we have to inflate those shoes?


Meh.

These guys are much better:

http://www.bostonducktours.com/

They let 2 year old girls pilot when in the water.

Matthew (I have pictures)

Glenn Knickerbocker wrote:
DUCK!

ITYM "CROW!"


Mark Edwards
--
Proof of Sanity Forged Upon Request

On 2010-05-12, Matthew L Martin wrote:

Meh.

These guys are much better:

http://www.bostonducktours.com/

I've been on three duck tours (London, Boston, and DC); they were all
good, but I thought Boston's was the best.

They let 2 year old girls pilot when in the water.

I did not know that.

I doubt they could get away with that in London, since someone with a
river piloting licence takes over from the road driver when the duck
is about to go into the Thames.


--
....the reason why so many professional artists drink a lot is not
necessarily very much to do with the artistic temperament, etc. It is
simply that they can afford to, because they can normally take a large
part of a day off to deal with the ravages. [Amis _On Drink_]

On May 13, 11:18*am, Adam Funk wrote:
On 2010-05-12, Matthew L Martin wrote:

Meh.

These guys are much better:

http://www.bostonducktours.com/

I've been on three duck tours (London, Boston, and DC); they were all
good, but I thought Boston's was the best.

They let 2 year old girls pilot when in the water.

I did not know that. *

I doubt they could get away with that in London, since someone with a
river piloting licence takes over from the road driver when the duck
is about to go into the Thames.

--
...the reason why so many professional artists drink a lot is not
necessarily very much to do with the artistic temperament, etc. *It is
simply that they can afford to, because they can normally take a large
part of a day off to deal with the ravages. * * * * *[Amis _On Drink_]

In Branso Mo. The guy has about 7 Duk's, and has actually copywritten
the phrase "Ride the Ducks!" so nobody else can use it.

His have been lengethened and modified with a, Allison automatic
transmission, and propane burning 454 GM engine. And 7 years ago, it
was at a cost of about $200,000.00 USD. I thought that was a bit much
but thats what the cap'n said from what I can remember.

On May 13, 1:21*pm, Tim wrote:
On May 13, 11:18*am, Adam Funk wrote:





On 2010-05-12, Matthew L Martin wrote:

Meh.

These guys are much better:

http://www.bostonducktours.com/

I've been on three duck tours (London, Boston, and DC); they were all
good, but I thought Boston's was the best.

They let 2 year old girls pilot when in the water.

I did not know that. *

I doubt they could get away with that in London, since someone with a
river piloting licence takes over from the road driver when the duck
is about to go into the Thames.

--
...the reason why so many professional artists drink a lot is not
necessarily very much to do with the artistic temperament, etc. *It is
simply that they can afford to, because they can normally take a large
part of a day off to deal with the ravages. * * * * *[Amis _On Drink_]

In Branso Mo. The guy has about 7 Duk's, and has actually copywritten
the phrase "Ride the Ducks!" so nobody else can use it.

His have been lengethened and modified with a, Allison automatic
transmission, and propane burning 454 GM engine. And 7 years ago, it
was at a cost of about $200,000.00 USD. I thought that was a bit much
but thats what the cap'n said from what I can remember.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

There are some in Chattanooga, TN as well as Stone Mountain Park.

On May 13, 3:58*pm, Loogypicker wrote:
On May 13, 1:21*pm, Tim wrote:





On May 13, 11:18*am, Adam Funk wrote:

On 2010-05-12, Matthew L Martin wrote:

Meh.

These guys are much better:

http://www.bostonducktours.com/

I've been on three duck tours (London, Boston, and DC); they were all
good, but I thought Boston's was the best.

They let 2 year old girls pilot when in the water.

I did not know that. *

I doubt they could get away with that in London, since someone with a
river piloting licence takes over from the road driver when the duck
is about to go into the Thames.

--
...the reason why so many professional artists drink a lot is not
necessarily very much to do with the artistic temperament, etc. *It is
simply that they can afford to, because they can normally take a large
part of a day off to deal with the ravages. * * * * *[Amis _On Drink_]

In Branso Mo. The guy has about 7 Duk's, and has actually copywritten
the phrase "Ride the Ducks!" so nobody else can use it.

His have been lengethened and modified with a, Allison automatic
transmission, and propane burning 454 GM engine. And 7 years ago, it
was at a cost of about $200,000.00 USD. I thought that was a bit much
but thats what the cap'n said from what I can remember.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

There are some in Chattanooga, TN as well as Stone Mountain Park

They profiled this occupation in ABC;s show, "Undercover Boss".

http://watching-tv.ew.com/2010/03/28...a+them e+park

---
Mark

On May 13, 12:21*pm, Tim wrote:
On May 13, 11:18*am, Adam Funk wrote:



On 2010-05-12, Matthew L Martin wrote:

Meh.

These guys are much better:

http://www.bostonducktours.com/

I've been on three duck tours (London, Boston, and DC); they were all
good, but I thought Boston's was the best.

They let 2 year old girls pilot when in the water.

I did not know that. *

I doubt they could get away with that in London, since someone with a
river piloting licence takes over from the road driver when the duck
is about to go into the Thames.

--
...the reason why so many professional artists drink a lot is not
necessarily very much to do with the artistic temperament, etc. *It is
simply that they can afford to, because they can normally take a large
part of a day off to deal with the ravages. * * * * *[Amis _On Drink_]

In Branso Mo. The guy has about 7 Duk's, and has actually copywritten
the phrase "Ride the Ducks!" so nobody else can use it.

His have been lengethened and modified with a, Allison automatic
transmission, and propane burning 454 GM engine. And 7 years ago, it
was at a cost of about $200,000.00 USD. I thought that was a bit much
but thats what the cap'n said from what I can remember.

http://branson.ridetheducks.com/home.aspx