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akheel wrote:
Eisboch wrote in news:5OGdnQs31pcF7wrcRVn- : Now Mrs. E is busy dreaming up a name for her boat, assuming the deal goes through. Every name she comes up with sounds horrible to me. I suggested "Miss Goody Two Screws" , but then remembered the GB has a single prop. She got her point across however. She's now considering naming it: "Knot Your's" I guess that ended *that* discussion. Eisboch I always wanted to name my boat, but on an 18 foot runabout, it seemed pretentious. And more importantly, my wife wouldn't let me use the name I want. So since I will not likely ever use my favorite name, I grant it to you, if you want it: "Pain in the Stern" I like it. I'll put it on her list. Thanks. But, every boat should have a name, even if it's not plastered on the transom or sides. Even my 8 ft. Walker Bay has a name. Eisboch |
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On Mon, 15 Nov 2004 05:06:36 GMT, akheel
wrote: Eisboch wrote in news:5OGdnQs31pcF7wrcRVn- : Now Mrs. E is busy dreaming up a name for her boat, assuming the deal goes through. Every name she comes up with sounds horrible to me. I suggested "Miss Goody Two Screws" , but then remembered the GB has a single prop. She got her point across however. She's now considering naming it: "Knot Your's" I guess that ended *that* discussion. Eisboch I always wanted to name my boat, but on an 18 foot runabout, it seemed pretentious. And more importantly, my wife wouldn't let me use the name I want. So since I will not likely ever use my favorite name, I grant it to you, if you want it: "Pain in the Stern" ROTFL!!! Later, Tom |
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