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Dubon wrote:
Thanks jimH.
This is the boat! Did you have a similar problem?


ROFLMAO


Based on his recent comments about Sea Ray owners, JimH somehow
managed
to refrain from warning you not to get your gold chains stuck in the
repair job. Kudos to JimH for his self control.


Yet another personal attack for no reason Chuck. You are showing your
true
colors to this NG, as you did in the "OT What JimH does for a living"
thread, among others.

Yes, the real Chuck Gould is coming out for all to see.

What a shame Chuck.

First, it's not a personal attack.

Bullcrap

You are on recent record as
dismissing Sea Ray owners as a bunch of posers with too many gold
chains and inadequate male anatomy.

The old "Who, me?" routine comes out.....as expected.

As expected, you are alsoonce again exaggerating what I said. Google up
my
statement and see how it was about the new generation SeaRay
boats....you
know, the ones *you* said people buy only because it is all about "going
fast and looking good".

What a hyprocrite you are Chuck.


Much as it pains me to do so, sort of, I must once again prove you a
liar.
I keep looking for a more humane word, but each time I use a phrase
like "selective memory", or what not, you protest very loudly. If you'd
like to suggest a good word aside from "liar" to describe your repeated
activity of doing something and then denying that you did- (or claiming
to have done something that you did not)I would certainly consider
using it. "Liar" has such a brutal tone, don't you think?

Here is *exactly* what you posted:

(begin quote)
Wow, a member of the "I own a SeaRay...look at me" club.

Gold chain holders......gold trim....fast boats...poor quality. All
owned
by fat old farts with gold chains and with severe shrinkage...."look at

me"....I own a go fast SeaRay.

(end quote)


Don't forget to add this quote of mine in that thread:
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" I have spend many nights at my marinas and have seen many owners of newer
(post 1989) SeaRays.

My impression:


1. They generally knew nothing about boats and boat quality (construction
wise) or value


2. They purchased on name recognition.


Your "look at me I own a Searay" review does nothing to negate that.


Have a good night Chuck. "

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And *your* assessment on why one would buy a new SeaRay:

"It's about going fast, looking good"

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LOL! Have a good day Chuckie.