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Re: For he who enjoys sailing over flying.

Postby 767-300er » Sun Jun 12, 2005 6:19 pm

Which is why I sail boats of a size that require rigging and derigging about once a year. :)


true, as I sail mainly 20 footers(or less :-[), but I keep it at the yacht club, so I only have to rig it once a season 8) I just hate it when the guys with million dollar boats give me snobby looks.
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Re: For he who enjoys sailing over flying.

Postby Woodlouse2002 » Sun Jun 12, 2005 6:24 pm

I just hate it when the guys with million dollar boats give me snobby looks.

Starboard tack is a good one for that. Just keep cutting them up intill they get really pissed off. ;D

As I mainly sail on classic boats I don't get much trouble from people giving snobby looks. Because I'll usually be on the rarer, better looking boat. ;D
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Re: For he who enjoys sailing over flying.

Postby 767-300er » Sun Jun 12, 2005 6:40 pm

Starboard tack is a good one for that. Just keep cutting them up intill they get really pissed off. ;D

As I mainly sail on classic boats I don't get much trouble from people giving snobby looks. Because I'll usually be on the rarer, better looking boat. ;D


the boat I'm talking about isn't a sailboat. Looks like a mini cruise ship, with a hot tub on the back >:( No, he wouldn't get out of my way, I had to gybe to avoid getting hit, then cursed him out and gave him the finger ;D :-* He heard me :)
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Re: For he who enjoys sailing over flying.

Postby Woodlouse2002 » Sun Jun 12, 2005 6:45 pm


the boat I'm talking about isn't a sailboat. Looks like a mini cruise ship, with a hot tub on the back >:( No, he wouldn't get out of my way, I had to gybe to avoid getting hit, then cursed him out and gave him the finger ;D :-*

If he was in a feckin' big gin palace then you had right of way in all circumstances. So if he hit you then he would have been completely to blame. But yeah, no sailor likes that sort.

Where abouts do you sail?
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Re: For he who enjoys sailing over flying.

Postby 767-300er » Sun Jun 12, 2005 7:48 pm

If he was in a feckin' big gin palace then you had right of way in all circumstances. So if he hit you then he would have been completely to blame. But yeah, no sailor likes that sort.

Where abouts do you sail?


around Ocean City, NJ
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Re: For he who enjoys sailing over flying.

Postby AlphaBravo » Mon Jun 13, 2005 6:35 am

i do sailing with a school club on a friday we can only do 2 hours :( and i hav to go with my teacher which suks as when ever the boat heels over he lets the sail out so it rights again which is no fun. but when i went a couple of weeks ago i went with the other sixth formers in a bowsum?? (duno if this is corect) and we had to reef twice cus it was really windy and the boat was heeled over to like 45 degrees to the water whick rocks

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Re: For he who enjoys sailing over flying.

Postby Woodlouse2002 » Mon Jun 13, 2005 7:03 am


around Ocean City, NJ

Funny, I thought you were from this side of the pond. :P :D
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Re: For he who enjoys sailing over flying.

Postby 767-300er » Mon Jun 13, 2005 7:58 am

i do sailing with a school club on a friday we can only do 2 hours :( and i hav to go with my teacher which suks as when ever the boat heels over he lets the sail out so it rights again which is no fun. but when i went a couple of weeks ago i went with the other sixth formers in a bowsum?? (duno if this is corect) and we had to reef twice cus it was really windy and the boat was heeled over to like 45 degrees to the water whick rocks

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Is the boom vang tight? You have to keep it nice n' tignt on those windy days. You wont have to let the sail out and bear off as much ;)
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Re: For he who enjoys sailing over flying.

Postby Woodlouse2002 » Mon Jun 13, 2005 12:07 pm

Reefings for wussies. ;D
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