Each year about this time I post the fact that
Horvath is no sailor. How can he be? He is stuck
up there in Michigan someplace and the Great Lakes
are still frozen over and those parts not frozen
over have icebergs floating around.

Horvath pretends to be a sailor when, in fact, his
sailboat spends about nine months out of the year
shrink wrapped in plastic to keep the snow and
ice off it. LOL. Up on blocks on the hard for
3/4ths of the time and Horvath has the nerve to
call himself a sailor? Lubber is a more apt term.

If Horvath were really a sailor he would not live
way up north where a pair of ice skates is of more
use than a sailboat.

--
Sir Gregory - sails all year, every year, around
latitude 25N.

On Friday, March 13, 2015 at 6:28:54 PM UTC-4, Sir Gregory Hall, Esq. wrote:
Each year about this time I post the fact that
Horvath is no sailor. How can he be? He is stuck
up there in Michigan someplace and the Great Lakes
are still frozen over and those parts not frozen
over have icebergs floating around.

Horvath pretends to be a sailor when, in fact, his
sailboat spends about nine months out of the year
shrink wrapped in plastic to keep the snow and
ice off it. LOL. Up on blocks on the hard for
3/4ths of the time and Horvath has the nerve to
call himself a sailor? Lubber is a more apt term.

If Horvath were really a sailor he would not live
way up north where a pair of ice skates is of more
use than a sailboat.

--
Sir Gregory - sails all year, every year, around
latitude 25N.

**** OFF ASSHOLE...YOU OFFER NOTHING HERE.

Anyone with at least half a brain would know that here in the Great Lakes we boat about 7 months each year' Usually April 1ish through October 31st or so. Some years even into November. Our boating season is not as short as some would think.