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And the beat goes on and on and on...

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On Nov 12, 11:41 am, "Don White" wrote:
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On Nov 11, 4:35 pm, (Richard Casady)
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On Tue, 11 Nov 2008 11:12:03 -0800 (PST), wrote:
Why, Bill, don't
you believe his wild tales about sailing from S.F. to Hawaii
Someone motored a twenty something catamaran with a pair of 28 hp
Yanmar Diesel outboards to Hawaii. Atlantic is far easier. I have
crossed the Atlantic twice in Summer, in big ships, and waves averaged
about three feet. And you don't have to do it non stop. Refuel in
Iceland for example.
Casady
I don't care. Harry's father NEVER made a trans-Atlantic trip, in
winter, in a 22 foot runabout as claimed. How do I know? Because the
"fireboat welcome" he claims his father got in NYC never, ever
happened. It's a lie, just like all of Harry's lies.

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Why so worked up about someone crossing the Atlantic in a small boat?
I suppose someone scared to leave the safety of a shallow land locked lake
like Lanier might be afraid of the big outdoors...but welcome to my world..
We have a Russian immigrant living here who wants to leave Halifax on a solo
row around the world.
We have a trio of French girls who want to paddle a surfboard from here to
France.
Like I said... no country for girliemen!http://thechronicleherald.ca/HCW/108...a/1089958.html

Don, you just don't understand, do you? I've never ever said that no
one has made a trans Atlantic trip in a runabout in the dead of
winter. I said Harry's father never done it, nor did he ever receive a
fireboat welcome in NYC for that trip.

Donnie is simple and dumb. You knew that, right?