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[email protected] July 22nd 05 05:13 AM

Boating Sickness Relapse
 
Heeeyyyyy Rec.Boaters!

I decided to pop back in and am pleasantly surprised to see a few
familiar "faces" are still hangin' out here.

I've been out of the boating scene for awhile (Gawd - Four years?!!).
Got married and am now doing the Landlubber thing (Took me d*mn near
forEVER to unload the two stinkpotters I had!).

....And I've switched from "too many boats" to "too many Harleys" (Sucks
to be me!!! ;-)

Life on Terra Firma is good, though. I'm finding I really enjoy having
things like a bona-fide BATHROOM, CLOSETS and a GARAGE - as opposed to
a shower the size of a phone-booth (w/10 gallons of hot water),
microscopic hanging lockers and my car rusting in the marina parking
lot!).

And I can run multiple appliances simultaneously!!!!

(But I *really* miss being rocked to sleep every night!)

Anyway, I'm babbling (as some of you may remember - I *do* have a
tendency to do! ;-). I found I just couldn't stay away from boating!

....And I have a soft-spot in my heart for old boats "in need of
lovin'!" So I've just adopted a 1967 Texas Tornado mono-hulled sailing
dinghy. Hull #6!!! 16'6" LOA, 5'7" beam, swing-keel with a 160'
sailplan (I think she'll be FAST!).

I've even (kinda) revived the old webpage. I've decided to post
progress on "The Restoration." This is a restoration where I hope to
remain "true" to the boat's origins - rather than my old duct-tape,
chewing gum, and globs-of-epoxy methods of repair (Necessitated, of
course, by springing a leak directly over the v-berth at midnight,
during a rainstorm)! I'll try to maintain a BoatBlog (probably not
daily, but I'll TRY).

URL: http://www.imqtpi.com/Dink.htm

If anybody out in rec.boats land has had any experience with this type
of boat, I'd welcome any advice!

And I'll probably start lurking - maybe even posting - here at
rec.boats again!

"It's good to be back!!!"

IMQTPI (Nancy)
harleynan95123(at)yahoo(dot)com


Don White July 22nd 05 04:32 PM

wrote:
Heeeyyyyy Rec.Boaters!

I decided to pop back in and am pleasantly surprised to see a few
familiar "faces" are still hangin' out here.

I've been out of the boating scene for awhile (Gawd - Four years?!!).
Got married and am now doing the Landlubber thing (Took me d*mn near
forEVER to unload the two stinkpotters I had!).

...And I've switched from "too many boats" to "too many Harleys" (Sucks
to be me!!! ;-)

Life on Terra Firma is good, though. I'm finding I really enjoy having
things like a bona-fide BATHROOM, CLOSETS and a GARAGE - as opposed to
a shower the size of a phone-booth (w/10 gallons of hot water),
microscopic hanging lockers and my car rusting in the marina parking
lot!).

And I can run multiple appliances simultaneously!!!!

(But I *really* miss being rocked to sleep every night!)

Anyway, I'm babbling (as some of you may remember - I *do* have a
tendency to do! ;-). I found I just couldn't stay away from boating!

...And I have a soft-spot in my heart for old boats "in need of
lovin'!" So I've just adopted a 1967 Texas Tornado mono-hulled sailing
dinghy. Hull #6!!! 16'6" LOA, 5'7" beam, swing-keel with a 160'
sailplan (I think she'll be FAST!).

I've even (kinda) revived the old webpage. I've decided to post
progress on "The Restoration." This is a restoration where I hope to
remain "true" to the boat's origins - rather than my old duct-tape,
chewing gum, and globs-of-epoxy methods of repair (Necessitated, of
course, by springing a leak directly over the v-berth at midnight,
during a rainstorm)! I'll try to maintain a BoatBlog (probably not
daily, but I'll TRY).

URL:
http://www.imqtpi.com/Dink.htm

If anybody out in rec.boats land has had any experience with this type
of boat, I'd welcome any advice!

And I'll probably start lurking - maybe even posting - here at
rec.boats again!

"It's good to be back!!!"

IMQTPI (Nancy)
harleynan95123(at)yahoo(dot)com

Hi Nancy...nice to see you back.
Be wary of the 'JimH gang'. They look down their noses ay any vessel
less than 30 feet.
Sure will be nice to have another 'sailor' aboard.

Don White July 22nd 05 04:55 PM

HarryKrause wrote:
Don White wrote:

Hi Nancy...nice to see you back.
Be wary of the 'JimH gang'. They look down their noses ay any vessel
less than 30 feet.
Sure will be nice to have another 'sailor' aboard.




Don:

My "first" sailboat was a Dyer dinghy, my second, a Sailfish, but my
first "real" sailboat (mainsail and jib), was one of these beauties:

http://tinyurl.com/8w9vc


From about 11 to 15 years of age, I had barrels of fun racing one in
Long Island Sound club races for kids my age.



Those little boats are lots of fun. I took my 'White Sail' course on
420's at a naval base on our harbour back in 1984.
http://www.abbottboats.com/420.htm

Kevin Noble July 22nd 05 05:08 PM

HarryKrause wrote:


The 420s would have been quite exotic

Here's my favorite exotic 420;


http://project420.com/


Don White July 22nd 05 05:39 PM

HarryKrause wrote:
Don White wrote:

HarryKrause wrote:

Don White wrote:

Hi Nancy...nice to see you back.
Be wary of the 'JimH gang'. They look down their noses ay any
vessel less than 30 feet.
Sure will be nice to have another 'sailor' aboard.




Don:

My "first" sailboat was a Dyer dinghy, my second, a Sailfish, but my
first "real" sailboat (mainsail and jib), was one of these beauties:

http://tinyurl.com/8w9vc


From about 11 to 15 years of age, I had barrels of fun racing one in
Long Island Sound club races for kids my age.



Those little boats are lots of fun. I took my 'White Sail' course on
420's at a naval base on our harbour back in 1984.
http://www.abbottboats.com/420.htm






The 420s would have been quite exotic way back when I was attempting to
"Club race." We mostly saw Bluejays, Stars, and Lightnings. In fact
there were relatively huge fleets of these boats all over the
Connecticut side of LI Sound. My specialty was running Star sloops
aground on sandbars in Milford Harbor. The boat drew 3' or so, and I
always forgot it was a keelboat. My favorite, though, was always the
Lightning.

Flying Juniors were very popular here for small club boats in the 60's &
70's. http://www.ussailing.net/fjus/

IMQTPI July 22nd 05 08:58 PM

Yeah, well, I've already done the 'over 30 feet' stint (times TWO
even!!!) - so I can probably "hold my own" with that crowd.

My boss has a 52' Hatteras (you know, cost more than what hubbie paid
for OUR HOUSE?!). I get to hear his Trials and Tribulations on a
fairly regular basis. I often tease him about how his definition of
boat-maintenance is "writing checks!"

I also gasp openly (and chuckle inwardly) when I get to hear about his
bills ($10,500 for a new dinghy davit?!! Ouch! Hate to guess what the
Helipad's gonna cost!!!)

I'm surprisingly satisfied (thus far) with my 16-foot Project. At
least I think I can safely say I haven't "bitten off more than I can
chew" with this one!

I *like* that the boat is small enough to be a "hobby" - rather than a
"chore!"

(Easy for me to say that, 'cuz I can't AFFORD a 52' Hatteras ;-)

And it'll be fun taking the dink out on our local lakes and teaching
hubbie (a Manly "More-Power" Powerboater from way back!) how to sail...

-IMQTPI (Nancy)
HarleyNan95123(at)yahoo(dot)com


Don White July 22nd 05 09:52 PM

IMQTPI wrote:
Yeah, well, I've already done the 'over 30 feet' stint (times TWO
even!!!) - so I can probably "hold my own" with that crowd.

My boss has a 52' Hatteras (you know, cost more than what hubbie paid
for OUR HOUSE?!). I get to hear his Trials and Tribulations on a
fairly regular basis. I often tease him about how his definition of
boat-maintenance is "writing checks!"

I also gasp openly (and chuckle inwardly) when I get to hear about his
bills ($10,500 for a new dinghy davit?!! Ouch! Hate to guess what the
Helipad's gonna cost!!!)

I'm surprisingly satisfied (thus far) with my 16-foot Project. At
least I think I can safely say I haven't "bitten off more than I can
chew" with this one!

I *like* that the boat is small enough to be a "hobby" - rather than a
"chore!"

(Easy for me to say that, 'cuz I can't AFFORD a 52' Hatteras ;-)

And it'll be fun taking the dink out on our local lakes and teaching
hubbie (a Manly "More-Power" Powerboater from way back!) how to sail...

-IMQTPI (Nancy)
HarleyNan95123(at)yahoo(dot)com


Ah...you're a breath of fresh air in a putrid bilge.

IMQTPI July 23rd 05 02:47 PM

Better the bilge, than the holding tank!!!

(Speaking of... Does Peggie still hang out here?!!)

-IMQTPI (Nancy)
HarleyNan95123(at)yahoo(dot)com


*JimH* July 23rd 05 02:55 PM


"IMQTPI" wrote in message
ups.com...
Better the bilge, than the holding tank!!!

(Speaking of... Does Peggie still hang out here?!!)

-IMQTPI (Nancy)
HarleyNan95123(at)yahoo(dot)com


Krause chased her off, as he did Madcow (I forgot her real name) and Karen
from Australia (I forget her name/handle).

Notice a trend?

Notice anything different with Harry Krause's behavior here since you left?



*JimH* July 23rd 05 02:57 PM


"*JimH*" wrote in message
...

"IMQTPI" wrote in message
ups.com...
Better the bilge, than the holding tank!!!

(Speaking of... Does Peggie still hang out here?!!)

-IMQTPI (Nancy)
HarleyNan95123(at)yahoo(dot)com


Krause chased her off, as he did Madcow (I forgot her real name) and Karen
from Australia (I forgot her handle).

Notice a trend?

Notice anything different with Harry Krause's behavior here since you
left?


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*JimH* July 23rd 05 03:06 PM


"*JimH*" wrote in message
...

"*JimH*" wrote in message
...

"IMQTPI" wrote in message
ups.com...
Better the bilge, than the holding tank!!!

(Speaking of... Does Peggie still hang out here?!!)

-IMQTPI (Nancy)
HarleyNan95123(at)yahoo(dot)com


Krause chased her off, as he did Madcow (I forgot her real name) and
Karen from Australia (I forgot her handle).

Notice a trend?

Notice anything different with Harry Krause's behavior here since you
left?



Oops, I see that Karen is back....she just posted.

Where have you been Karen?



Doug Kanter July 23rd 05 03:29 PM

*JimH* wrote:


"IMQTPI" wrote in message
ups.com...
Better the bilge, than the holding tank!!!

(Speaking of... Does Peggie still hang out here?!!)

-IMQTPI (Nancy)
HarleyNan95123(at)yahoo(dot)com


Krause chased her off, as he did Madcow (I forgot her real name) and Karen
from Australia (I forget her name/handle).

Notice a trend?

Notice anything different with Harry Krause's behavior here since you left?


Simply forward everyone of his "bite me asshole" flood posts to
with the headers, then sit back and laugh when he
no longer posts from there. Of course this warning will cause him to
stop flooding now, since he's a spineless weakling.


IMQTPI July 23rd 05 03:47 PM

Oh my! Wasn't intending for my thread to turn into a Flame War! But
such is the nature of NG's, I s'pose...

I tend not to dive into the bashing, but I may join some of the more
lively (and *entertaining*) OT threads. I'll definitely keep my
political opinions to myself.

Glad to hear Peggie's still around, kinda. I always liked her (tho' I
have NO use for her advice with the dink - I think a coffee-can will
suffice! Better yet, a quick trip to shore!!! ;-)

MadCow - I'd almost forgotten about her. I actually met her IRL a few
years back. Nice lady, I thought.

Still watching for a few more familiar names: Gould0738;
Mike-Something-or-other (he was into those mondo-fast offshore racers
IIRC), Eisboch. I'm sure there are others that I can't remember
offhand.

Ooh - I still have my rec.boats hat, even!

.........Anyhoooooo, I'll pick 'n choose where I dive into the
discussions...

Honestly, I'd rather spend my time on the water anyway (Soon... Very
soon...!!!)

-IMQTPI (Nancy)
HarleyNan95123(at)yahoo(dot)com


Doug Kanter July 23rd 05 04:01 PM

HarryKrause wrote:

IMQTPI wrote:
Better the bilge, than the holding tank!!!

(Speaking of... Does Peggie still hang out here?!!)

-IMQTPI (Nancy)
HarleyNan95123(at)yahoo(dot)com



Peggie's mostly on the cruising group. She helped me help out a friend
with a "p.u." problem on his boat a couple weeks ago.

Be wary here, This newsgroup has been taken over by a nasty group of
right-wing extremists of the dumb kind.


You?

Hal & Kristin Krause
1395 Canterbury Way
Rockville, MD 20854-6103
(301) 610-2086

How close are you to Prince Frederick?





Real Name July 23rd 05 04:11 PM

This is not our Harry Krause. They are innocents who just happen to have
the same last name as rec.boat Krause.

Do not harass these people.


"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
...
HarryKrause wrote:

IMQTPI wrote:
Better the bilge, than the holding tank!!!

(Speaking of... Does Peggie still hang out here?!!)

-IMQTPI (Nancy)
HarleyNan95123(at)yahoo(dot)com



Peggie's mostly on the cruising group. She helped me help out a friend
with a "p.u." problem on his boat a couple weeks ago.

Be wary here, This newsgroup has been taken over by a nasty group of
right-wing extremists of the dumb kind.


You?

Hal & Kristin Krause
1395 Canterbury Way
Rockville, MD 20854-6103
(301) 610-2086

How close are you to Prince Frederick?







Doug Kanter July 23rd 05 04:14 PM

Real Name wrote:

This is not our Harry Krause. They are innocents who just happen to have
the same last name as rec.boat Krause.

Actually I have family in Barstow that I'm going to see for labor day,
wonder if krause cares if I admire that long driveway of his while I'm
in the neighborhood?


Doug Kanter July 23rd 05 04:21 PM

HarryKrause wrote:



How close are you to Prince Frederick?



As far as I know, my ancestry contains no royalty, Smithers.


Allow me to jog your memory krause.

http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp...ick& state=MD





IMQTPI July 23rd 05 04:22 PM

Gould is still around, offering up useful reads about boats and
boating,
and as usual, the right-wing scum here trashes him for it. Eisboch pops

in on occasion. Mike...is that Mike from somewhere in Kansas? HAven't
seen him here in a long time.


Glad to hear Gould and Eisboch are still around. I always liked them.
Mike... Yeah, I think maybe he was MikeG - and yes, Kansas does sound
right (not much offshore racing there!).

I'll keep lurking and see who else I see...

-IMQTPI (Nancy)
(still trying to navigate my way thru google.groups and figure out how
to "Quote Text" yada yada. And no, I don't want a "real"
newsreader!!!)


Real Name July 23rd 05 04:35 PM

"Doug",
Something to remember, while Harry is an asshole, the only sin Harry's wife
has committed is to be married to Harry. Harry made his wife fair game for
online barbs, by using her MD degree as his expert for the mental health of
others. These online barbs are directed towards Harry and his online persona
and not towards her. We should not encourage anyone to try to locate Harry
home or telephone number.






"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
...
HarryKrause wrote:



How close are you to Prince Frederick?



As far as I know, my ancestry contains no royalty, Smithers.


Allow me to jog your memory krause.

http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp...ick& state=MD







John H. July 23rd 05 09:12 PM

On Sat, 23 Jul 2005 11:21:52 -0400, Doug Kanter wrote:

HarryKrause wrote:



How close are you to Prince Frederick?



As far as I know, my ancestry contains no royalty, Smithers.


Allow me to jog your memory krause.

http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp...ick& state=MD



Had some good ribs and chicken in Prince Frederick last night. Go to
Adam's the Place For Ribs. Ribs are nicely cooked, very tender, but the BBQ
sauce isn't as good as my homemade stuff. Ditto with the cole slaw. One of the
locals on this group gave me the cole slaw recipe. Best stuff ever!

I didn't see Harry or the 'Yo, Ho" while in Solomons.

--
John H.
On the 'PocoLoco' out of Deale, MD

*JimH* July 23rd 05 09:19 PM


"John H." wrote in message
...
On Sat, 23 Jul 2005 11:21:52 -0400, Doug Kanter wrote:

HarryKrause wrote:



How close are you to Prince Frederick?


As far as I know, my ancestry contains no royalty, Smithers.


Allow me to jog your memory krause.

http://www.mapquest.com/maps/map.adp...ick& state=MD



Had some good ribs and chicken in Prince Frederick last night. Go to
Adam's the Place For Ribs. Ribs are nicely cooked, very tender, but the
BBQ
sauce isn't as good as my homemade stuff. Ditto with the cole slaw. One of
the
locals on this group gave me the cole slaw recipe. Best stuff ever!

I didn't see Harry or the 'Yo, Ho" while in Solomons.

--
John H.
On the 'PocoLoco' out of Deale, MD


Glad to hear you had a good time John. Welcome back.

Did you happen to see a custom made 36 foot lobster boat with a grumpy old
man aboard during your vacation?



Doug Kanter July 23rd 05 09:27 PM

*JimH* wrote:



Did you happen to see a custom made 36 foot lobster boat with a grumpy old
man aboard during your vacation?

He's even more grumpy now that he's lost his individual.net acount. tee
hee hee


Netsock July 25th 05 01:06 PM


"Real Name" wrote in message
...
"Doug",
Something to remember, while Harry is an asshole, the only sin Harry's

wife
has committed is to be married to Harry. Harry made his wife fair game

for
online barbs, by using her MD degree as his expert for the mental health

of
others. These online barbs are directed towards Harry and his online

persona
and not towards her. We should not encourage anyone to try to locate

Harry
home or telephone number.


Not so much as it is a bad thing to do, but rather, why bother.

Our Boatless Village Idiot Krause has been wrecking this group for years
with his (sometimes) fantastic lies.

Just kill file the pointed headed twit, and move on. The putz is just not
worth it...


--
-Netsock

"It's just about going fast...that's all..."
http://home.columbus.rr.com/ckg/




Netsock July 25th 05 01:09 PM


"*JimH*" wrote in message
...
Glad to hear you had a good time John. Welcome back.

Did you happen to see a custom made 36 foot lobster boat with a grumpy old
man aboard during your vacation?


No, but he did see a Parker going 65 knots, with an active satellite
downlink, and the "Skipper" typing away madly.


--
-Netsock

"It's just about going fast...that's all..."
http://home.columbus.rr.com/ckg/



Ian Malcolm July 26th 05 03:57 AM

IMQTPI wrote:

Oh my! Wasn't intending for my thread to turn into a Flame War! But
such is the nature of NG's, I s'pose...

I tend not to dive into the bashing, but I may join some of the more
lively (and *entertaining*) OT threads. I'll definitely keep my
political opinions to myself.

Glad to hear Peggie's still around, kinda. I always liked her (tho' I
have NO use for her advice with the dink - I think a coffee-can will
suffice! Better yet, a quick trip to shore!!! ;-)

MadCow - I'd almost forgotten about her. I actually met her IRL a few
years back. Nice lady, I thought.

Still watching for a few more familiar names: Gould0738;
Mike-Something-or-other (he was into those mondo-fast offshore racers
IIRC), Eisboch. I'm sure there are others that I can't remember
offhand.

Ooh - I still have my rec.boats hat, even!

........Anyhoooooo, I'll pick 'n choose where I dive into the
discussions...

Honestly, I'd rather spend my time on the water anyway (Soon... Very
soon...!!!)

-IMQTPI (Nancy)
HarleyNan95123(at)yahoo(dot)com

Peggy is more usually found on rec.boats.cruising which *so far* has
resisted being dragged into the gutter by the unboated trolls and rabid
anti-troll supposed boaters. There are still one or two sailors around
and quite a few powerboaters here but although dinghy sailing is
somewhat OT for r.b.c, You'll get a better discussion than on r.b.

Lee Yeaton's 'Boats of Rec.Boats' site is still going.
http://thebayguide.com/rec.boats/
You just gotta get your 'new' :-) toy up there. I should also get a
better picture of Stingo up, I've actually got one waiting to scan,
*UNDER SAIL* !!!

--
Ian Malcolm. London, ENGLAND. (NEWSGROUP REPLY PREFERRED)
ianm[at]the[dash]malcolms[dot]freeserve[dot]co[dot]uk
[at]=@, [dash]=- & [dot]=. *Warning* HTML & 32K emails -- NUL:
'Stingo' Albacore #1554 - 15' Early 60's, Uffa Fox designed,
All varnished hot moulded wooden racing dinghy.


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