"Bryan" wrote in message
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"Mr Wizzard" wrote in message
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Having some crazy thoughts lately, so do I need smacked?

Could a PWC be an adaquate substitute for the 175?

Thanks for any thoughts/dialogue on this notion.


Smacked? At least!

A substitute? Sure, but like Rosie P is a substitute for real sex.

As I've learned, am learning, the boat handling in and out of the water
gets
easier with practice.

The boat offers more variety and comfort. Find a nice cove, drop the
anchor, toss a few lures into the water, enjoy a nice picnic lunch, listen
to the radio or play some CD's, take a nap. Sounds like your 175 has a
lot
more to offer than a PWC.

Yeah, just so you know, I'm blindly anti-PWC, so my perspective is
seriously
biased.

No, this is good, this is the kind of information I seek....

wow, I was thinking the same thing over the weekend. Im gonna keep the boat
though for a few reasons
1 The ride is much smoother then a ski
2 I can keep a rod and reel in the boat
3 I believe that it uses less gas than a ski
4 We like to camp on the river and it is much easier to throw a tent in the
boat then to strap it to a ski
5 The most important part, my wife likes to have "quality time" in the boat


"Mr Wizzard" wrote in message
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"Bryan" wrote in message
om...

"Mr Wizzard" wrote in message
. ..
Having some crazy thoughts lately, so do I need smacked?

Could a PWC be an adaquate substitute for the 175?

Thanks for any thoughts/dialogue on this notion.


Smacked? At least!

A substitute? Sure, but like Rosie P is a substitute for real sex.

As I've learned, am learning, the boat handling in and out of the water
gets
easier with practice.

The boat offers more variety and comfort. Find a nice cove, drop the
anchor, toss a few lures into the water, enjoy a nice picnic lunch,
listen
to the radio or play some CD's, take a nap. Sounds like your 175 has a
lot
more to offer than a PWC.

Yeah, just so you know, I'm blindly anti-PWC, so my perspective is
seriously
biased.

No, this is good, this is the kind of information I seek....

"seeray28(steve)" wrote in message
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wow, I was thinking the same thing over the weekend. Im gonna keep the
boat
though for a few reasons
1 The ride is much smoother then a ski
2 I can keep a rod and reel in the boat
3 I believe that it uses less gas than a ski
4 We like to camp on the river and it is much easier to throw a tent in
the
boat then to strap it to a ski
5 The most important part, my wife likes to have "quality time" in the
boat

Well, if 5 requires a boat then there's no discussion!