The answer is: Death, an injury requiring medical treatment beyond first
aid, or the disappearance of a person from a vessel under circumstances
that indicate death or injury, according to the Federal Boat Safety Act
of 1971.

What is the question?

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Skipper

What is; what usually happens to someone who jumps from their Bayliner
in disgust?
JR

Skipper wrote:
The answer is: Death, an injury requiring medical treatment beyond first
aid, or the disappearance of a person from a vessel under circumstances
that indicate death or injury, according to the Federal Boat Safety Act
of 1971.

What is the question?

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Skipper


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JR North wrote:

What is; what usually happens to someone who jumps from their Bayliner
in disgust?

Sorry, that is incorrect.

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Skipper

"Skipper" wrote in message
...
The answer is: Death, an injury requiring medical treatment beyond first
aid, or the disappearance of a person from a vessel under circumstances
that indicate death or injury, according to the Federal Boat Safety Act
of 1971.

What is the question?

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Skipper
When is this required
http://www.uscg.mil/d14/units/msohon...orm%202692.pdf

JIMinFL wrote:

"Skipper" wrote...

The answer is: Death, an injury requiring medical treatment beyond first
aid, or the disappearance of a person from a vessel under circumstances
that indicate death or injury, according to the Federal Boat Safety Act
of 1971.

What is the question?

When is this required:

http://www.uscg.mil/d14/units/msohon...orm%202692.pdf

Correct! And a very informative way to put your response in the form of
a question, Sir.

Perhaps you will honor us by hosting a challenging and informative
Nautical Jeopardy #4?

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Skipper

With Valentines Day drawing closer, a replica of this lighthouse might be an
appropriate gift for your honey. Those of you living within 100 miles, (as
the crow flies) of this lighthouse are disqualified in this game.