I always knew there was some reason I didn't own a 400+ foot boat. To
avoid the embarrassment of admitting its financial, I'll instead blame
it on an aversion to "yachtspotters". :-)

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http://blogs.wsj.com/wealth/2007/10/...acht-spotters/

Chuck Gould wrote:
I always knew there was some reason I didn't own a 400+ foot boat. To
avoid the embarrassment of admitting its financial, I'll instead blame
it on an aversion to "yachtspotters". :-)

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http://blogs.wsj.com/wealth/2007/10/...acht-spotters/



My ego is satisfied by the fees my you-know-what earns as the model for
Doc Johnson's "huge, lifelike, vibrating" you know what.

ho hum.
The truth is that a lot of us might enjoy10 days on a yacht or a weekend on
a big cruiser, but it's not our kind of boating.
I'd really be happy to live somewhere that I could enjoy a 24'-26' Bayliner.
But until I win the lottery (because there's only so many entertainment
dollars in our household), I content with my bowrider.

"HK" wrote in message
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Chuck Gould wrote:
I always knew there was some reason I didn't own a 400+ foot boat. To
avoid the embarrassment of admitting its financial, I'll instead blame
it on an aversion to "yachtspotters". :-)

**********

http://blogs.wsj.com/wealth/2007/10/...acht-spotters/



My ego is satisfied by the fees my you-know-what earns as the model for
Doc Johnson's "huge, lifelike, vibrating" you know what.