"Paul Fritz" wrote in message ...
"Calif Bill" wrote in message
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"JAXAshby" wrote in message
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Not been on a cruise ship, I see.


not on one that was anchored. you see a lot of anchored cruise ships?

Yup. Try the Carib during New Years. Lots of anchored cruise ships.
In
St. John, both us and the QE2 and at least 5 others were anchored. All
the
Holland America boats anchor when they go to Holland America owned Half
Moon
Cay. Try Grand Cayman. You ever been on a boat / ship?


Seen them anchored in St Martens, off Playa Car in the Yucatan, and
throughout the Galapagos.

Every cruise ship I have been on has spent *at least* one day anchored
somewhere, requiring launches to get passengers to and from shore.

My boat has all chain rode. Of course I bought the boat from a "weak
old man." However I like it. Requires less scope nad hasn't broke
loose since I put I more appropriate anchor on it.

My boat has all chain rode

dummy, you ARE going to drag in a storm.

However I like it.

no doubt. it is easier to raise using an electric winch.

Requires less scope ...

only in lite winds and no waves.

....nad hasn't broke
loose since I put I more appropriate anchor on it.

haven't been in a storm yet, either. then your anchor is coming loose from the
bottom or your deck chocks are coming loose from your deck.

(JAXAshby) wrote in message ...
My boat has all chain rode

dummy, you ARE going to drag in a storm.

Prove it.

However I like it.

no doubt. it is easier to raise using an electric winch.

So friggin what. Am I supposed to "be a man" and pull the damned
thing up with my back everytime? If that's what you do, take a look
in the mirror to see a dummy.

Requires less scope ...

only in lite winds and no waves.

You make this **** up, don't you?

...nad hasn't broke
loose since I put I more appropriate anchor on it.

haven't been in a storm yet, either. then your anchor is coming loose from the
bottom or your deck chocks are coming loose from your deck.

When was the last time you had you Hobie Cat anchored in a storm?
That's what I thought.

Never talk to jax like he is a man, he is Spincter boy, has nothing nice to say
that I have ever seen.

dummy, you ARE going to drag in a storm.

Prove it.

the oil rig people believe it, why don't you?

Am I supposed to "be a man" and pull the damned
thing up with my back everytime?

get your belly down in size to less than your chest and your ass down in size
to less than your waist and you won't have that problem.

Jax said"This last one is something I'm going to stop with this message, for
there is
nothing to be learned at all -- no viable information -- from usenet groups for
me (as opposed to various other sailing related BB's). usenet groups, for me,
have become like room temperature coffee, all adreneline with no nutrition.?

Florida Keyz wrote:

Jax said"This last one is something I'm going to stop with this message, for
there is
nothing to be learned at all -- no viable information -- from usenet groups for
me (as opposed to various other sailing related BB's). usenet groups, for me,
have become like room temperature coffee, all adreneline with no nutrition.?


He must have been reading your posts, keyz, because none of your posts
add content.

floriz shows my point thusly:

Jax said"This last one is something I'm going to stop with this message, for
there is
nothing to be learned at all -- no viable information -- from usenet groups
for
me (as opposed to various other sailing related BB's). usenet groups, for
me,
have become like room temperature coffee, all adreneline with no nutrition.?

Requires less scope ...

only in lite winds and no waves.

You make this **** up, don't you?

it is part of the US Mil Spec.

For a good reason.

JAXAshby wrote:
it is part of the US Mil Spec.

For a good reason.

Umm, hey Jax, hate to bother you with a trivial detail, but can you cite
that Mil-Spec?

DSK