i dont like boats
 

its not that i dont like boats and i have actually been on one (well a
ferry if that counts) but i very scared of water and the fact that
being on a boat means being on water scares the hell out of
me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

gizmo wrote:
its not that i dont like boats and i have actually been on one (well a
ferry if that counts) but i very scared of water and the fact that
being on a boat means being on water scares the hell out of
me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We used to have another poster with your problem. He solved it by
simply sitting in it, singing "YO HO HO and a bottle of Rum", while it
was permanently parked on a trailer in his driveway.

He finally sold the boat after the trailer tires went flat.

Are you from Kansas by any chance?

Eisboch

gizmo wrote:
its not that i dont like boats and i have actually been on one (well a
ferry if that counts) but i very scared of water and the fact that
being on a boat means being on water scares the hell out of
me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


Eisboch wrote:
We used to have another poster with your problem. He solved it by
simply sitting in it, singing "YO HO HO and a bottle of Rum", while it
was permanently parked on a trailer in his driveway.

Which only goes to show that boating can be universally enjoyed. IMHO it
should be made compulsory.

DSK

On 11 Nov 2004 02:47:21 -0800, (gizmo) wrote:

its not that i dont like boats and i have actually been on one (well a
ferry if that counts) but i very scared of water and the fact that
being on a boat means being on water scares the hell out of
me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Scares the hell out me occasionally.

Later,

Tom

On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 05:55:14 -0500, Eisboch
wrote:

gizmo wrote:
its not that i dont like boats and i have actually been on one (well a
ferry if that counts) but i very scared of water and the fact that
being on a boat means being on water scares the hell out of
me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We used to have another poster with your problem. He solved it by
simply sitting in it, singing "YO HO HO and a bottle of Rum", while it
was permanently parked on a trailer in his driveway.

He finally sold the boat after the trailer tires went flat.

Are you from Kansas by any chance?

Where the wind comes whipping 'cross the plains?

Oh wait, that's Oklahoma.

My bad.

Later,

Tom

Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 05:55:14 -0500, Eisboch
wrote:


gizmo wrote:

its not that i dont like boats and i have actually been on one (well a
ferry if that counts) but i very scared of water and the fact that
being on a boat means being on water scares the hell out of
me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We used to have another poster with your problem. He solved it by
simply sitting in it, singing "YO HO HO and a bottle of Rum", while it
was permanently parked on a trailer in his driveway.

He finally sold the boat after the trailer tires went flat.

Are you from Kansas by any chance?


Where the wind comes whipping 'cross the plains?

Oh wait, that's Oklahoma.

My bad.

Later,

Tom

Our departed poster developed a water phobia after being caught in a
sudden, overnight hurricane that totally evaded the National Weather
Service. He survived 30 foot seas in his 20 something foot Bayliner
Yacht, but it left an emotional scar.

Eisboch

On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 07:44:56 -0500, Eisboch
wrote:

Short Wave Sportfishing wrote:
On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 05:55:14 -0500, Eisboch
wrote:


gizmo wrote:

its not that i dont like boats and i have actually been on one (well a
ferry if that counts) but i very scared of water and the fact that
being on a boat means being on water scares the hell out of
me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We used to have another poster with your problem. He solved it by
simply sitting in it, singing "YO HO HO and a bottle of Rum", while it
was permanently parked on a trailer in his driveway.

He finally sold the boat after the trailer tires went flat.

Are you from Kansas by any chance?


Where the wind comes whipping 'cross the plains?

Oh wait, that's Oklahoma.

My bad.

Our departed poster developed a water phobia after being caught in a
sudden, overnight hurricane that totally evaded the National Weather
Service. He survived 30 foot seas in his 20 something foot Bayliner
Yacht, but it left an emotional scar.

Ouchie.

It was either a case of superior seamanship or luck or a combination
of both.

In either case, I feel for him.

Live long and prosper,

Tom

On Thu, 11 Nov 2004 07:44:56 -0500, Eisboch
wrote:
Our departed poster developed a water phobia after being caught in a
sudden, overnight hurricane that totally evaded the National Weather
Service. He survived 30 foot seas in his 20 something foot Bayliner
Yacht, but it left an emotional scar.

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That was no ordinary hurricane; it was a certified dorito tostito.

Sometimes I actually miss the old f*rt. Not too often though.

its not that i dont like boats and i have actually been on one (well a
ferry if that counts) but i very scared of water and the fact that
being on a boat means being on water scares the hell out of
me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

C'mon in. We've got a slough of posters who are in the same boatless boat.

Eisboch wrote:
We used to have another poster with your problem. He solved it by simply
sitting in it, singing "YO HO HO and a bottle of Rum", while it was
permanently parked on a trailer in his driveway.
He finally sold the boat after the trailer tires went flat.
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Didn't this guy wind up naming his boat for his song?????

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Norm


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