Thomas Rangier wrote:

But a 95' boat is really way out of the question. Who on earth would buy
such a thing?



A good buddy of mine worked for a 'rich dude' in Florida. The guy had
two large yachts...one in Florida and one in the Mediterranean. Before
my buddy left..there was talk of traveling to Hong Kong and buying a
larger boat for Florida. Seems the 'little one' there didn't have a
helicopter landing pad.

On Sat, 14 May 2005 14:53:00 GMT, Don White wrote:

Thomas Rangier wrote:

But a 95' boat is really way out of the question. Who on earth would buy
such a thing?



A good buddy of mine worked for a 'rich dude' in Florida. The guy had
two large yachts...one in Florida and one in the Mediterranean. Before
my buddy left..there was talk of traveling to Hong Kong and buying a
larger boat for Florida. Seems the 'little one' there didn't have a
helicopter landing pad.

I'm having a hard time selecting my next boat. I'm sure it'll be one of these,
but haven't decided which -- yet.

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--
John H

"All decisions are the result of binary thinking."

On Sat, 14 May 2005 14:53:00 GMT, Don White
wrote:

A good buddy of mine worked for a 'rich dude' in Florida. The guy had
two large yachts...one in Florida and one in the Mediterranean. Before
my buddy left..there was talk of traveling to Hong Kong and buying a
larger boat for Florida. Seems the 'little one' there didn't have a
helicopter landing pad.

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On the east coast of Florida it is difficult to tell the difference
between a large yacht and a small cruise ship. There is an almost
seamless transition somewhere around 400 feet. A 95 footer in
Lauderdale won't even get a second glance unless covered with nubile
young women in a state of undress.