I've sailed everyday, except Thursday. My next "day off" will be Tuesday...but
I'll be sailing someone elses boat!
There's just no hope for your frauds! Enjoy your 9-5 jobs and two hour sails
when you can squeeze them in!
Billy's right. The 27 is PERFECT for him. It's small, cheap, built for
daysailing! You should all have that boat...or maybe an Oday Tempest!

Bwahahahahahaha!

RB

Hey, CANDC, my 9-5 job is sailing. I've sailed EVERYDAY since the beginning
of June.
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Steve
S/V Pony Express

"CANDChelp" wrote in message
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I've sailed everyday, except Thursday. My next "day off" will be
Tuesday...but
I'll be sailing someone elses boat!
There's just no hope for your frauds! Enjoy your 9-5 jobs and two hour
sails
when you can squeeze them in!
Billy's right. The 27 is PERFECT for him. It's small, cheap, built for
daysailing! You should all have that boat...or maybe an Oday Tempest!

Bwahahahahahaha!

RB

Hey, CANDC, my 9-5 job is sailing. I've sailed EVERYDAY since the beginning
of June.

we keep hearing this. But you troll all day long! Does each of those teaching
boats have a webstation on board???

Bwahahahahahhaha!

RB

I think you'd better recheck the posting times.
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Steve
S/V Pony Express

"CANDChelp" wrote in message
...
Hey, CANDC, my 9-5 job is sailing. I've sailed EVERYDAY since the
beginning
of June.

we keep hearing this. But you troll all day long! Does each of those
teaching
boats have a webstation on board???

Bwahahahahahhaha!

RB

PonyE,
In one of his stories, Mark Twain said we learn to dislike the things we
know best. He referred to the boat pilots on the Mississippi River, and
said that after they had learned all there was to know about the subject,
there was no magic left, and hence, no enjoyment. Has job-sailing caused
you to approach this point? Or would you disagree with MT?
Scout


"Pony Express" wrote
Hey, CANDC, my 9-5 job is sailing. I've sailed EVERYDAY since the
beginning
of June.

I certainly have not reached that point! Although I sail as my job
(actually teach sailing) I'm still out there often when not working. Racing
JY15's Monday evenings, big boats on Wednesdays, and Thistles on Thursdays.
Can one learn all there is to know about sailing? Can you lose the magic of
sailing? I can always improve my sailing abilities.
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Steve
S/V Pony Express

"Scout" wrote in message
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PonyE,
In one of his stories, Mark Twain said we learn to dislike the things we
know best. He referred to the boat pilots on the Mississippi River, and
said that after they had learned all there was to know about the subject,
there was no magic left, and hence, no enjoyment. Has job-sailing caused
you to approach this point? Or would you disagree with MT?
Scout


"Pony Express" wrote
Hey, CANDC, my 9-5 job is sailing. I've sailed EVERYDAY since the
beginning
of June.

I can always improve my sailing abilities.

Yeah, Stevey...just stop your lying about them for starters!

Bwahahahaha!

RB