Good grief.

I mean talk about spam. You guys with used aircraft carriers for sale will do
anything to put your offering in front of a group of likely propsects!

I do have a buyer in mind. A dentist down in FLA. He's a staunch Republican, so
money should be no object. Odds are extremely good there's a dental compartment
already aboard somewhere, so he can dodge across the Atlantic at 25 knots, do a
couple of weeks worth of charity dentistry off of (where else?) the Ivory
Coast, take a short detour to the Med
....(not to be confused with taking his meds)...on the way home, and write the
entire thing off as a charitable enterprise.

Even with a lucrative dental practice, he ought to be able to carry some of the
$4.5mm forward for a year or two. :-)

One problem, the sale might be subject to the buyer securing an acceptable slip
in his local marina.

Oh yes, and a spec I should ask about. How many tons of fuel per nautical mile?
:-)

On 19 Jul 2003 02:04:08 GMT, (Gould 0738) wrote:

Good grief.

I mean talk about spam. You guys with used aircraft carriers for sale will do
anything to put your offering in front of a group of likely propsects!

I do have a buyer in mind. A dentist down in FLA. He's a staunch Republican, so
money should be no object. Odds are extremely good there's a dental compartment
already aboard somewhere, so he can dodge across the Atlantic at 25 knots, do a
couple of weeks worth of charity dentistry off of (where else?) the Ivory
Coast, take a short detour to the Med
...(not to be confused with taking his meds)...on the way home, and write the
entire thing off as a charitable enterprise.

Even with a lucrative dental practice, he ought to be able to carry some of the
$4.5mm forward for a year or two. :-)

One problem, the sale might be subject to the buyer securing an acceptable slip
in his local marina.

Oh yes, and a spec I should ask about. How many tons of fuel per nautical mile?
:-)

LOL!

The Queen Mary requires two gallons of diesel per foot of travel.
Perhaps the carrier is a "small block"?
noah

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