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On Sun, 21 Jan 2007 20:27:21 -0500, Harry Krause
wrote: I'm sure these USCGA and USPS guys do some good, but I've never seen them doing it, and I've been boating for 50+ years. Typically, I see a pack of them out on boats on nice sunny days, cruising around, club-like. In fact, I suspect that's mostly what they do: engage in club-like activities. Nothing wrong with that. There's always a certain element who is attracted by quasi-military trappings. Does that include cap'n hats? I've never had dealings with them because.....I don't have a boat. But I'm not so cynical, and figure I'll be talking to them when I get my CS, at minimum to take the safety course. But who knows, I might just join up myself - if I can carry a piece. --Vic |
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