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JAXAshby
 
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Default All chain rode is for old men

gene tells us *he* thinks lifting a 35# anchor is too much for him physically
and therefore he is happy to endanger the lives of others by his reckless use
of all chain rode in windy wavey conditions.

way to go genne.

boy, a bunch of worthless sailors you guys are. such short sticks you are
reduced to claiming that *your* boats ARE JUST LIKE steel freighters

hundreds
of feet long, burning bunker oil, fully manned 24/7/365 with several

millions
of dollars of electronics, always ready to set to sea at the first sign of

bad
weather approaching.

admit it, dude/ettes, you require an all chain rode on your boats because

you
are too weak to lift a 35# anchor and electric windlasses don't work so well
with nylon.

geesh, putting yourself and your boat in danger just because you are a bunch

of
old farts too weak to sail anymore.


Helluva statement from a guy that posted this a little over a year
ago:

http://tinyurl.com/2a96z


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