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Doug Kanter
 
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Default Newbe - What's a good size to start with

" Tuuk" wrote in message
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Stick to the point boys,,,
my advice to this caller was to start with a small boat, then when

mastered,
move up. This could save his life.
Answer to your question there Doug,,, no I have not boated in that area,
BUT, you moron, if you are familiar with that area, you should provide the
caller with advice as if he is a rookie, then maybe he should go in that
area, this advice could save his life. BUT, no, you would rather point

out
my spelling mistakes. So,, lets look at what you morons said,,,


1) Humor trumps bad advice.

2) A "runabout" would be dangerous in the waters he's talking about, unless
he intends to remain in small bays at all times.


 
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