"Tim" wrote in message
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On Mar 14, 7:02 am, RJSmithers
wrote:
Tim wrote:
On Mar 13, 3:49?pm, RJSmithers
wrote:
JimH wrote:
"Eisboch" wrote in message
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"JimH" wrote in message
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Even though they are beautiful animal wild creatures are
unpredictable.
Dolphins have been know to ram into humans and killing them.
Do you know that more people are killed by captive deer than any
other
creature?
A killer Bambi?
Eisboch
It is amazing the amount of useless information I have learned since
being
out on disability and having tons of free time. ? ;-)
this sounds like one of those "facts" that are repeated over and over
so
many times that people actually being to believe it.

Did you know 74% of all statistics are made up?- Hide quoted text -

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I can believe it.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=LOih4QMgTVs

Tim,
You saw a very vicious deer attack, but both the deer and the hunter
walked away. One can believe anything one wants to, and is the reason
we see so many urban legends running rampant, but if you look at the
real statistics of animal related fatalities:

http://www.flmnh.ufl.edu/fish/sharks...riskanimal.htm

Deer attacks are not even listed.

As I said, it sounded like a fact if it is repeated enough, people will
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Agreed Mr. Smithers.

I posted that because deer arn't "Bambi" they CAN be dangerous. Here
in 1994 a local kid was approaching his wounded deer, and wastrampled
to death.

I know it's not going to be on a listing of viscous animal attacks,
but it's proven. Deer may be cute, but they can be deadly.


Wow.........it looks like Smithers/Jim Gallow is really worked up over my
initial statement about deer attacks.

"RJSmithers" wrote in message
news

As I said, it sounded like a fact if it is repeated enough, people will
believe it.


Mission accomplished.

JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"RJSmithers" wrote in message
news

As I said, it sounded like a fact if it is repeated enough, people will
believe it.


Mission accomplished.



I am glad I could be of some assistance

JoeSpareBedroom wrote:
"RJSmithers" wrote in message
news

As I said, it sounded like a fact if it is repeated enough, people will
believe it.


Mission accomplished.




Are you cavorting with Smithers again? Bad boy.

"Tim" wrote in news:1173839393.969369.9110
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On Mar 13, 8:17?pm, "Stan (the Man)"

Now, in an attempt to bring this back on topic, I have a question for
the group. A friend insists that I wash and wax my boat while before I
re-launch it for the season. How necessary is that? Will it rot if I
don't?

No.

But it will look better.

Thanks. That's what I wanted to know.

--
Stan

"JimH" wrote in
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"Tim" wrote in message
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On Mar 13, 8:17?pm, "Stan (the Man)"

Now, in an attempt to bring this back on topic, I have a question
for the group. A friend insists that I wash and wax my boat while
before I re-launch it for the season. How necessary is that? Will it
rot if I don't?

No.

But it will look better.


I guess it all boils down to how one prefers to maintain their
possessions. ;-)

Actually, in here it's even simpler than that. It's just boils down to
asking a simple question and getting a simple answer, as Tim gave without
assuming facts not given.

Thanks.

--
Stan

Short Wave Sportfishing wrote in
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On Wed, 14 Mar 2007 01:46:35 GMT, "Stan (the Man)"
wrote:

"JimH" wrote in
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"Stan (the Man)" wrote in message
4.196...

Now, in an attempt to bring this back on topic, I have a question
for the group. A friend insists that I wash and wax my boat while
before I re-launch it for the season. How necessary is that? Will
it rot if I don't?

--
Stan

I wash, polish and wax my boat before it is splashed for the season.
I also wash and wax the boat most every time I take it out from mid
June to September (when the water is warm enough for me to jump in
at a shallow sandy area). If I cannot get in the water I wash the
boat at the dock before taking it out.

I may be compulsive/obsessive but I like my boat to look clean when
I take it out, even for fishing. ;-)

Yeah, my friend is like that, too. What I want to know, though, is
whether or not it's necessary to the well-being of the boat.

It will help protect the gel coat, but if you keep your boat at a
marina with the same side to the sun all the time, you will get fading
no matter what you do.

But the gel coat will be in good shape.

Thanks.

--
Stan

"Short Wave Sportfishing" wrote in message
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On Wed, 14 Mar 2007 01:46:35 GMT, "Stan (the Man)"
wrote:

"JimH" wrote in
:


"Stan (the Man)" wrote in message
4.196...

Now, in an attempt to bring this back on topic, I have a question for
the group. A friend insists that I wash and wax my boat while before
I re-launch it for the season. How necessary is that? Will it rot if
I don't?

--
Stan

I wash, polish and wax my boat before it is splashed for the season.
I also wash and wax the boat most every time I take it out from mid
June to September (when the water is warm enough for me to jump in at
a shallow sandy area). If I cannot get in the water I wash the boat
at the dock before taking it out.

I may be compulsive/obsessive but I like my boat to look clean when I
take it out, even for fishing. ;-)

Yeah, my friend is like that, too. What I want to know, though, is whether
or not it's necessary to the well-being of the boat.

It will help protect the gel coat, but if you keep your boat at a
marina with the same side to the sun all the time, you will get fading
no matter what you do.

But the gel coat will be in good shape.

Each time I wipe down the boat after use, I use McGuire's Spray wax. Give a
little wax as you dry the boat.