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On Sun, 29 Jan 2006 20:28:30 -0500, RCE wrote:
Guess you don't have a daughter, thunder. :-) Nope, but don't you think Eddie's post is just a little one sided? We're talking about a plumber with $200k to spend on a boat. I'm guessing he has a degree of competence. I've known several people who have plopped down there money, turned the key, and gotten into trouble in local waters, but I don't know anyone who has attempted a cross-ocean sail, without a good degree of planning. Do you? Sailboats cross oceans all the time, and with very few mishaps. If the son-in-law is expecting to sail to Hawaii without any planning or sailing experience, he is being quite foolish, but I suspect, with a statement like "Maybe by then he'll get a little sense in his head and flys there instead", Eddie thinks anyone who sails to Hawaii is a "nutcase". I stand by my statement. If an in-law interfered in my marriage, as this man is attempting to do, my wife would have a hard choice to make. I married my wife, not her parents. |
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