Jet Ski overheating problem
 

On Fri, 04 Nov 2005 06:34:43 GMT, "Bill McKee"
wrote:


"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
...
In article et,
Bill McKee bmckee=at-ix.netcom.com wrote:

And your "Rules of the Road" have legal validity. ////
Bill, the Rules are *in* the colregs. Duhhh... sheesh.

"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com



I see why you are a "Duhhh".


Hmmm...I am not thrilled by this thread. Reminds me of the obsessive
compulsive style sometimes attributed to too early or strict toilet
training. I even heard that too much participation in this kind of
thing, leads to the desire to sit the LSAT - then, before you know
what hit you, you are in a two year evening class law school, and you
have a JD after your names, counsellors.

You have been warned.

Brian Whatcott Altus OK

Jet Ski overheating problem
 

Bill McKee wrote:
"Jonathan Ganz" wrote in message
....

No kidding?? Yes, I happen to know that Dr. S. Did you see the post
from him about doing 25MPH 15 FEET from another boat?


Happens all the time in narrow channels.

Are you Crazy??? Please tell us which waterway its customary to do 25
mph within 15 feet of another vessel underway. I've seen pwc's do
this, but that could explain why they are reviled by most other boaters.


And if they are all going in the
same direction, there is no problem. It is when an idiot like you decides
that the world revolves around you and can change direction on a whim. You
do this on the freeway also? How about in the 25 mph zone. You change
lanes on a whim? On your bicycle you change lanes on a whim?

Bad analogy, Bill. On the highway everyone has the same purpose, and
traveling in a consistent manner serves the collective purpose.
Boaters have to remember that every other boater has a different
agenda and is seeing the world in a different way. When that sailboat
started preparing to turn you were half a mile away, possibly even on
a different course. Your insistence that he turned 15 feet in front
of you simply proves that that you're the one who was cluelessly
assuming that the world revolves around your desires.

Jet Ski overheating problem
 

Bill McKee wrote:


And what about the power boater that will become a sailboat after he raises
his sails and turns off the motor. Just because he carries sails, he should
have all the right of way? I carry a paddle on my powerboat, should I not
have right of way over a sailboat?


Bill..wouldn't you be happier getting rid of that boat and buying an
ATV? You could tear around the desert with no rules to follow, no one
to answer or whine to. Think about it.

Jet Ski overheating problem
 

Bill McKee wrote:
And if they are all going in the same direction, there is no problem.
It is when an idiot like you decides that the world revolves around
you and can change direction on a whim.

Nobody is changing directions "on a whim." The fact that you don't
understand a thing about sailboats, sailing, or indeed much of anything
apparently, makes it all very mysterious & whimsical to you.


... You do this on the freeway
also? How about in the 25 mph zone. You change lanes on a whim? On
your bicycle you change lanes on a whim?


Jeff wrote:
Bad analogy, Bill.

A very bad analogy, and one that further proves my point that Bill & "Dr
Dr" and most of the rest are hopeless. They think driving a boat is like
driving a car. Any point based on seamanship, maritime principles, etc
etc, are all far above their comprehension.

I wonder how long they spent looking for the brake pedal in their boat.


... Your insistence that he turned 15 feet in front of
you simply proves that that you're the one who was cluelessly assuming
that the world revolves around your desires.


And that he was too close & too fast in the first place, but he's
already dismissed that inconvenient fact. Besides, there aren't any
yellow or white lines painted on the water, so who's to know which way
you're supposed to go? That darn sailboat didn't even have his turn
signal on!

DSK

Jet Ski overheating problem
 

Harry Krause wrote:

Funny story: I called tech support for a bit of help and before I got
the tech guy, I got a bit of bilingual voice mail. Well, the English
was fine, but the French wasn't even recognizable as French. In fact,
I thought it was some Scandinavian language.

Perhaps it was Harryspeak, 10% blather and 90% bull schit.

--
Skipper

Jet Ski overheating problem
 

Harry Krause wrote:
Don White wrote:

Bill McKee wrote:

And what about the power boater that will become a sailboat after he
raises his sails and turns off the motor. Just because he carries
sails, he should have all the right of way? I carry a paddle on my
powerboat, should I not have right of way over a sailboat?

Bill..wouldn't you be happier getting rid of that boat and buying an
ATV? You could tear around the desert with no rules to follow, no one
to answer or whine to. Think about it.


I'm betting $1.00 he has an ATV and does just that.

BTW, my NAD amp arrived. Canadian company. Funny story: I called tech
support for a bit of help and before I got the tech guy, I got a bit of
bilingual voice mail. Well, the English was fine, but the French wasn't
even recognizable as French. In fact, I thought it was some Scandinavian
language.


Oh oh! I have trouble with the 'regular French'. I know the Acadian
version is slightly different from the Quebec version, which might be a
bit different from Parisian French.

Lobsta Boat Revelations
 

Harry Krause wrote:

Perhaps it was Harryspeak, 10% blather and 90% BS.

Speaking of b.s. (and that is your first language), several years ago
you claimed you sold your old Crappyliner so you and the missus could
move to the left coast, buy a bluewater trawler and spend your days
carrying tostitos from Mexico to Alaska. But you're still living in
Dumfoch, Kansas. Care to explain?

Perhaps we can work at trade. Post a picture of that fab lobster boat or
admit you've been lying about it for years and I'll tell you about the
boat.

--
Skipper

Jet Ski overheating problem
 

Don White wrote:

Oh oh! I have trouble with the 'regular French'. I know the Acadian
version is slightly different from the Quebec version, which might be a
bit different from Parisian French.

The Parisian version is easy; nous nous rendons!

--
Skipper

Lobsta Boat Revelations
 

Harry Krause wrote:

Perhaps we can work at trade. Post a picture of that fab lobster boat or
admit you've been lying about it for years and I'll tell you about the
boat.

My answer is the same as it has been for years, and it isn;t going to
change.

As soon as I see a genuine obituary for you in the Wichita paper, I'll
publish the photo.

Why did you change the subject, Jerkbait?

--
Skipper

Skippy's Fantasies
 

Harry,
How is your fabulous Lobster Boat? There's no need for you to answer. You
don't have a Lobster Boat, you have never had a Lobster Boat, you are never
going to buy a Lobster Boat, and you will die without ever even walking on a
Lobster Boat.

The difference between Skipper and you, is Skipper has never claimed to have
purchased a Trawler, has never posted pictures of his trawler being built,
has never posted a sound wave of a Truck Horn saying it was on the Lobster
Boat, and then make up a fictitious individual to verify you actually owned
and were using your Lobster Boat on the Chesapeake Bay. The problem is you
are too stupid to understand your IP remains the same, even if you log on
under a different name.

Harry, you have relished in proving people wrong, whenever they make an
incorrect assumption concerning you, you went as far as mailing Chuck a copy
of your bill of sale on your Parker. When you and JohnH were buddies, you
invited him onto your Parker, but even though he said he would enjoy seeing
your Lobster Boat, you keep that hidden from him.

Only an idiot would believe you actually own a Lobster Boat, and while they
may not admit it, I am sure Don and Chuck don't believe your Lobster Boat
story anymore than anyone else.



"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...
Skipper wrote:
Harry Krause wrote:

Perhaps it was Harryspeak, 10% blather and 90% BS.

Speaking of b.s. (and that is your first language), several years ago
you claimed you sold your old Crappyliner so you and the missus could
move to the left coast, buy a bluewater trawler and spend your days
carrying tostitos from Mexico to Alaska. But you're still living in
Dumfoch, Kansas. Care to explain?

Perhaps we can work at trade. Post a picture of that fab lobster boat or
admit you've been lying about it for years and I'll tell you about the
boat.

--
Skipper

My answer is the same as it has been for years, and it isn;t going to
change.

As soon as I see a genuine obituary for you in the Wichita paper, I'll
publish the photo.

There's no need for you to answer. You don't have a boat, you haven't
moved to the coast, you aren't going to be buying a trawler, and you'll
die in Derby, Kansas.

Derby, Kansas. Jesus. How did you end up in the Wichita metro area? I
mean, I know it is a great place for bigots, but was that the draw?