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The_navigator© November 24th 03 01:48 AM

Another mistake?
 
Booby claims that Sudzy (at the helm) has initiated the course change
evident in

http://members.aol.com/bobsprit/images/sailsuz21.jpg

but skilled sailors know this is not true! Why/how?

Cheers MC


Bobsprit November 24th 03 02:27 AM

Another mistake?
 
Booby claims that Sudzy (at the helm) has initiated the course change
evident in

Yup, quite clearly. All you have to do is spot the wake to starboard which
clearly shows she's adjusting coarse.

RB

The_navigator© November 24th 03 02:27 AM

Another mistake?
 
Comprehension Booby, comprehension!

Cheers MC

Bobsprit wrote:
Booby claims that Sudzy (at the helm) has initiated the course change
evident in

Yup, quite clearly. All you have to do is spot the wake to starboard which
clearly shows she's adjusting coarse.

RB



The_navigator© November 24th 03 02:28 AM

YET Another mistake?
 
Wake to starboard?

Bwhahhahahahahahahahha

Cheers MC

Bobsprit wrote:

Booby claims that Sudzy (at the helm) has initiated the course change
evident in

Yup, quite clearly. All you have to do is spot the wake to starboard which
clearly shows she's adjusting coarse.

RB



Bobsprit November 24th 03 02:38 AM

YET Another mistake?
 
Wake to starboard?

Bwhahhahahahahahahahha

Yup. In this case I had her alter course to suit the sun's angle for the pic.
We are actually too far off the wind. West is at her left and the sun was too
far behind her on coarse. Again, note the water to starboard. Pretty obvious,
though I did have to point it out to you. That we are set for a close reach and
off course is the primary error...and you missed it!
You're probably looking at silly stuff like fenders and a wrapped halyard on
deck.
Some sailor you are!

RB

The_navigator© November 24th 03 02:42 AM

And YET Another mistake?
 
Bwhahahhahhahahahha! She's turning to PORT and luffing up silly. The
wake is to PORT.

And you think you can see 11 mistakes? You can't even tell port and
starboard!

BUSTED AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Cheers MC

Bobsprit wrote:

Wake to starboard?

Bwhahhahahahahahahahha

Yup. In this case I had her alter course to suit the sun's angle for the pic.
We are actually too far off the wind. West is at her left and the sun was too
far behind her on coarse. Again, note the water to starboard. Pretty obvious,
though I did have to point it out to you. That we are set for a close reach and
off course is the primary error...and you missed it!
You're probably looking at silly stuff like fenders and a wrapped halyard on
deck.
Some sailor you are!

RB



Bobsprit November 24th 03 02:52 AM

And YET Another mistake?
 
Bwhahahhahhahahahha! She's turning to PORT and luffing up silly. The
wake is to PORT.

The wave pattern that indicates the course change is at her right, to
starboard. Don't even try to say you were thinking I meant Port as there's
virtually zero wake there!
I'm embarassed for you. No Bwahahaha needed.

RB

The_navigator© November 24th 03 02:53 AM

And YET Another mistake?
 
Bwhahhahahahahahah! Let me help you. Is Sudzy's left hand PORT or starboard?

Bwhahahahahahhahahahaha

Cheers MC



Bobsprit wrote:

Bwhahahhahhahahahha! She's turning to PORT and luffing up silly. The
wake is to PORT.

The wave pattern that indicates the course change is at her right, to
starboard. Don't even try to say you were thinking I meant Port as there's
virtually zero wake there!
I'm embarassed for you. No Bwahahaha needed.

RB



Jeff Morris November 24th 03 02:59 AM

Another mistake?
 
I assumed that was leeway.

And the wake is to port. Don't you know which side of the boat is which?

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
Booby claims that Sudzy (at the helm) has initiated the course change
evident in

Yup, quite clearly. All you have to do is spot the wake to starboard which
clearly shows she's adjusting coarse.

RB




Bobsprit November 24th 03 03:01 AM

And YET Another mistake?
 
Bwhahhahahahahahah! Let me help you. Is Sudzy's left hand PORT or starboard?

Port, but the wake described isn't present to port at all. It's to starboard,
midship.
I think you don't know what "wake" means. You probably think it's always aft.
Not so.

Wake:
The visible track of turbulence left by something moving through water: the
wake of a ship. Disturbance in liquid from moving object.

You poor thing.

RB

The_navigator© November 24th 03 03:02 AM

Another mistake?
 
You are rightm there is always leeway, but the boat has luffed up about
10 degrees, but I'll let the Boob make even more fun before I reveal all
my evidence.

Cheers MC

Jeff Morris wrote:

I assumed that was leeway.

And the wake is to port. Don't you know which side of the boat is which?

"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...

Booby claims that Sudzy (at the helm) has initiated the course change
evident in

Yup, quite clearly. All you have to do is spot the wake to starboard which
clearly shows she's adjusting coarse.

RB






Bobsprit November 24th 03 03:02 AM

Another mistake?
 
I assumed that was leeway.

And the wake is to port. Don't you know which side of the boat is which?

Another fellow who thinks wake is always aft. Look to starboard. See the wave
moving off midships? That's also a WAKE. See posted definition.

RB


The_navigator© November 24th 03 03:08 AM

And YET more mistakes!!!
 
Yes, that's right the wake is the water track. The wake in question
leads right up between the headland at the right of the picture the
little ?rock just to the right of the PORT shroud.


Do you have mechaqnical aids to help dig such a deep hole for yourself?

Cheers MC


Bobsprit wrote:

Bwhahhahahahahahah! Let me help you. Is Sudzy's left hand PORT or starboard?

Port, but the wake described isn't present to port at all. It's to starboard,
midship.
I think you don't know what "wake" means. You probably think it's always aft.
Not so.

Wake:
The visible track of turbulence left by something moving through water: the
wake of a ship. Disturbance in liquid from moving object.

You poor thing.

RB



Lady Pilot November 24th 03 03:59 AM

Another mistake?
 

"The_navigator©" wrote:

You are rightm there is always leeway, but the boat has luffed up about
10 degrees, but I'll let the Boob make even more fun before I reveal all
my evidence.


Jeezz, I'm still waiting for you to "reveal all my evidence" on the Roman
Numeral thread that you have mysteriously disappeared from...

LP (still waiting... are you still trying to come up with an answer?)




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