ROFLMAO You prove, once again, what a phony you are, to all of those who
have been to sea, in a storm. If you had truly been through one, you'd
know it IS and certainly can be, a big deal, be it boat or ship,
competent crew, or not.

otn

Simple Simon wrote:

A storm is defined as a force 11 and above. I've experienced many
a force 11 at sea. Piece of cake! It's only 75 miles per hour. No
big deal for a well-found yacht with competent crew.

S.Simon

"otnmbrd" wrote in message ink.net...

EG A "storm at sea" .... Neal, I doubt you've ever seen a "STORM" at
sea .... some minor blows, maybe .....but a storm? ..... unlikely.

otn

Simple Simon wrote:


You have never experienced these sentiments so well
expressed by Robinson. I have and can understand
exactly how he feels. Your showpiece restored tugboat
simply isn't seaworthy enough to survive a storm at sea.

S.Simon


"Rick" wrote in message ink.net...


And just what, exactly, does that have to do with a degenerate old
wannabe squatting on a plastic toy boat with a broken boom tied to an
engine block in a Florida swamp?

Are you pretending you share some spiritual connection with real sailors?

Bwahahahahahahahahaha

Get your own life master of wannabes.

Rick