On Sat, 26 Jan 2008 19:29:02 -0500, DK wrote:

I like "day trips" in small boats, and even an occasional overnighter.
Beyond that, I find "cruising" boring.


Here is the final word on the imaginary "Lobster Boat". It was yet
another narcissistic lie.

Ayyup. The lobsta boat was yet another troll, primarily designd to
get the goat of Skipper who took no small delight in outing newsgroup
prevaricators. I actually did some "Lobsta Boat" research last year
and found it in the location described to us by the alleged owner.
Further research revealed that it belonged to someone else, the owner
of a large construction company in Maryland.

Pictures on request.

On Jan 26, 12:17Â*am, Chuck Gould wrote:
On Jan 25, 5:23�am, Short Wave Sportfishing
wrote:

made it back home to their home slip.

It's been fascinating following their travels along the Great Loop.

Well done to them.

Well done indeed.

Unfortunately, almost nobody here gives a Schlitz, unless Doug is
running for office. You might try posting this news to a boating
newsgroup, not a partisan political whorehouse and middle school
insult fest like this site has become.

Oh quit your wailing.. we like boats just fine, just not much to talk
about since most of ours are stuck under a foot of snow.. For ****s
sake, I would think you would have a handle on this "winter in the
northern hemisphere" thing by now...Either way, no crying in
baseball...

Wayne.B wrote:
On Sat, 26 Jan 2008 19:29:02 -0500, DK wrote:

I like "day trips" in small boats, and even an occasional overnighter.
Beyond that, I find "cruising" boring.

Here is the final word on the imaginary "Lobster Boat". It was yet
another narcissistic lie.

Ayyup. The lobsta boat was yet another troll, primarily designd to
get the goat of Skipper who took no small delight in outing newsgroup
prevaricators. I actually did some "Lobsta Boat" research last year
and found it in the location described to us by the alleged owner.
Further research revealed that it belonged to someone else, the owner
of a large construction company in Maryland.

Pictures on request.



You are full of crap, as usual, W'hine. On any given day, there are at
least a dozen and a half "lobster" boats in Miles River-St. Michaels
area, and that doesn't include the tributaries. But nice try...


--
George W. Bush - the 43rd Best President Ever!

wrote:
On Jan 26, 12:17 am, Chuck Gould wrote:
On Jan 25, 5:23�am, Short Wave Sportfishing
wrote:

made it back home to their home slip.
It's been fascinating following their travels along the Great Loop.
Well done to them.
Well done indeed.

Unfortunately, almost nobody here gives a Schlitz, unless Doug is
running for office. You might try posting this news to a boating
newsgroup, not a partisan political whorehouse and middle school
insult fest like this site has become.

Oh quit your wailing.. we like boats just fine, just not much to talk
about since most of ours are stuck under a foot of snow.. For ****s
sake, I would think you would have a handle on this "winter in the
northern hemisphere" thing by now...Either way, no crying in
baseball...


No offense to Doug King, but *why* should *I* give a Schlitz about his
boat trip? I'm glad he got back safe and sound, but...I don't know the
guy, probably never will meet him, it isn't the sort of trip we'd enjoy,
yadda, yadda, yadda.


--
George W. Bush - the 43rd Best President Ever!

HK wrote:
Wayne.B wrote:
On Sat, 26 Jan 2008 19:29:02 -0500, DK wrote:

I like "day trips" in small boats, and even an occasional
overnighter. Beyond that, I find "cruising" boring.

Here is the final word on the imaginary "Lobster Boat". It was yet
another narcissistic lie.

Ayyup. The lobsta boat was yet another troll, primarily designd to
get the goat of Skipper who took no small delight in outing newsgroup
prevaricators. I actually did some "Lobsta Boat" research last year
and found it in the location described to us by the alleged owner.
Further research revealed that it belonged to someone else, the owner
of a large construction company in Maryland.
Pictures on request.



You are full of crap, as usual, W'hine. On any given day, there are at
least a dozen and a half "lobster" boats in Miles River-St. Michaels
area, and that doesn't include the tributaries. But nice try...



Harry,
Are you saying that you actually own the Lobster Boat?

On Jan 27, 7:12�am, HK wrote:
Wayne.B wrote:
On Sat, 26 Jan 2008 19:29:02 -0500, DK wrote:

I like "day trips" in small boats, and even an occasional overnighter.
Beyond that, I find "cruising" boring.

Here is the final word on the imaginary "Lobster Boat". �It was yet
another narcissistic lie.

Ayyup. �The lobsta boat was yet another troll, primarily designd to
get the goat of Skipper who took no small delight in outing newsgroup
prevaricators. �I actually did some "Lobsta Boat" research last year
and found it in the location described to us by the alleged owner.
Further research revealed that it belonged to someone else, the owner
of a large construction company in Maryland. �

Pictures on request.

You are full of crap, as usual, W'hine. On any given day, there are at
least a dozen and a half "lobster" boats in Miles River-St. Michaels
area, and that doesn't include the tributaries. But nice try...

--
George W. Bush - the 43rd Best President Ever!- Hide quoted text -

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A woman named Karen (last name not divulged) owns half interest in one
of those lobster boats. The boat is in full-time charter service.
Beyond that, I'm not sufficiently informed to comment.

Chuck Gould wrote:
On Jan 27, 7:12�am, HK wrote:
Wayne.B wrote:
On Sat, 26 Jan 2008 19:29:02 -0500, DK wrote:
I like "day trips" in small boats, and even an occasional overnighter.
Beyond that, I find "cruising" boring.
Here is the final word on the imaginary "Lobster Boat". �It was yet
another narcissistic lie.
Ayyup. �The lobsta boat was yet another troll, primarily designd to
get the goat of Skipper who took no small delight in outing newsgroup
prevaricators. �I actually did some "Lobsta Boat" research last year
and found it in the location described to us by the alleged owner.
Further research revealed that it belonged to someone else, the owner
of a large construction company in Maryland. �
Pictures on request.
You are full of crap, as usual, W'hine. On any given day, there are at
least a dozen and a half "lobster" boats in Miles River-St. Michaels
area, and that doesn't include the tributaries. But nice try...

--
George W. Bush - the 43rd Best President Ever!- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

A woman named Karen (last name not divulged) owns half interest in one
of those lobster boats. The boat is in full-time charter service.
Beyond that, I'm not sufficiently informed to comment.

There are at least two really pretty lobster-style boats that live in
the St. Micheals harbor area, one a 38-footer and the other a 40-footer.
I got a good look at the larger one...the interior is all wood. Lovely,
but too fancy for my taste.


--
George W. Bush - the 43rd Best President Ever!

On Jan 27, 10:18*am, "Reginald P. Smithers III" "Reggie is Here
wrote:
HK wrote:
Wayne.B wrote:
On Sat, 26 Jan 2008 19:29:02 -0500, DK wrote:

I like "day trips" in small boats, and even an occasional
overnighter. Beyond that, I find "cruising" boring.

Here is the final word on the imaginary "Lobster Boat". *It was yet
another narcissistic lie.

Ayyup. *The lobsta boat was yet another troll, primarily designd to
get the goat of Skipper who took no small delight in outing newsgroup
prevaricators. *I actually did some "Lobsta Boat" research last year
and found it in the location described to us by the alleged owner.
Further research revealed that it belonged to someone else, the owner
of a large construction company in Maryland.
Pictures on request.

You are full of crap, as usual, W'hine. On any given day, there are at
least a dozen and a half "lobster" boats in Miles River-St. Michaels
area, and that doesn't include the tributaries. But nice try...

Harry,
Are you saying that you actually own the Lobster Boat?- Hide quoted text -

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So my kid got to go to the CMTA boat show last night in Hartford.
Apparently the three friends hung around on some huge boat most of the
night, and didn't see many other boats. One of them had a camera, I am
hoping they got some pictures for me.

On Sun, 27 Jan 2008 10:29:04 -0500, HK wrote:

Chuck Gould wrote:
On Jan 27, 7:12?am, HK wrote:
Wayne.B wrote:
On Sat, 26 Jan 2008 19:29:02 -0500, DK wrote:
I like "day trips" in small boats, and even an occasional overnighter.
Beyond that, I find "cruising" boring.
Here is the final word on the imaginary "Lobster Boat". ?It was yet
another narcissistic lie.
Ayyup. ?The lobsta boat was yet another troll, primarily designd to
get the goat of Skipper who took no small delight in outing newsgroup
prevaricators. ?I actually did some "Lobsta Boat" research last year
and found it in the location described to us by the alleged owner.
Further research revealed that it belonged to someone else, the owner
of a large construction company in Maryland. ?
Pictures on request.
You are full of crap, as usual, W'hine. On any given day, there are at
least a dozen and a half "lobster" boats in Miles River-St. Michaels
area, and that doesn't include the tributaries. But nice try...

--
George W. Bush - the 43rd Best President Ever!- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -

A woman named Karen (last name not divulged) owns half interest in one
of those lobster boats. The boat is in full-time charter service.
Beyond that, I'm not sufficiently informed to comment.

There are at least two really pretty lobster-style boats that live in
the St. Micheals harbor area, one a 38-footer and the other a 40-footer.
I got a good look at the larger one...the interior is all wood. Lovely,
but too fancy for my taste.

Is your 36'er rather drab?
--
John H

Wayne.B wrote:
On Sat, 26 Jan 2008 19:29:02 -0500, DK wrote:

I like "day trips" in small boats, and even an occasional overnighter.
Beyond that, I find "cruising" boring.

Here is the final word on the imaginary "Lobster Boat". It was yet
another narcissistic lie.

Ayyup. The lobsta boat was yet another troll, primarily designd to
get the goat of Skipper who took no small delight in outing newsgroup
prevaricators. I actually did some "Lobsta Boat" research last year
and found it in the location described to us by the alleged owner.
Further research revealed that it belonged to someone else, the owner
of a large construction company in Maryland.

Pictures on request.

Is that the beautiful dark colored Lobsta' boat I have seen going in and
out of Deale, MD with a 30 somthing guy at the helm?