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I have observed over many years that, were we to make generalisations, power
boaters tend to identify themselves as more "conservative," whilst sailors tend to think of themselves as more "liberal." I know what my observations have been but I wonder what others here might think. Most sincerely, W.T. Hatch |
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On Thu, 11 Sep 2003 18:02:41 -0700, "W.T. Hatch"
wrote: I have observed over many years that, were we to make generalisations, power boaters tend to identify themselves as more "conservative," whilst sailors tend to think of themselves as more "liberal." I know what my observations have been but I wonder what others here might think. ============================================ All of my old sailboats would lean left or right with equal facility. If the powerboats start showing biased tendencies, a quick blip with Mr Bennett's good trim tabs will put them back on an even keel. My port side (left) engine runs a few degrees hotter however. |
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I have observed over many years that, were we to make generalisations, power
boaters tend to identify themselves as more "conservative," whilst sailors tend to think of themselves as more "liberal." As a stinkpotter, (and darn proud of it), I'm sure that most people who know me would consider me an extreme conservative. Yup, just me and the Constitution runnin' against the wind. :-) |
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Yup. Us power boaters, like Republicans, pay our own way,
and don't expect to get home otherwise. Ragbaggers, like Democrats, are always looking for some thing for nothing, and just expect to get helped along for free. JR Gould 0738 wrote: I have observed over many years that, were we to make generalisations, power boaters tend to identify themselves as more "conservative," whilst sailors tend to think of themselves as more "liberal." As a stinkpotter, (and darn proud of it), I'm sure that most people who know me would consider me an extreme conservative. Yup, just me and the Constitution runnin' against the wind. :-) -- -------------------------------------------------------------- Home Page: http://www.seanet.com/~jasonrnorth |
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On Thu, 11 Sep 2003 19:49:04 -0700, JR North
wrote: Yup. Us power boaters, like Republicans, pay our own way, and don't expect to get home otherwise. Don't forget the part about always spewing large amounts of foul smelling gas out of your orifice. bb |
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Oh,oh! Better check your guns before steaming north.
Gould 0738 wrote in message ... As a stinkpotter, (and darn proud of it), I'm sure that most people who know me would consider me an extreme conservative. Yup, just me and the Constitution runnin' against the wind. :-) |
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I rigged a sail on my power boat ... damn am I becoming a Democrat?
Are there any pills I can take? I know, next I will be wanting the government to pay for them. ;-) |
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Rely on the government = rely on the wind? Interesting thought.
In answer to your question, my experience seems to be the same. "W.T. Hatch" wrote in message .. . I have observed over many years that, were we to make generalisations, power boaters tend to identify themselves as more "conservative," whilst sailors tend to think of themselves as more "liberal." I know what my observations have been but I wonder what others here might think. Most sincerely, W.T. Hatch |
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At anchor, it's usually the ragbaggers that are paving the
waves with low-flying clouds of smoke from their puky diesel gens. JR bb wrote: On Thu, 11 Sep 2003 19:49:04 -0700, JR North wrote: Yup. Us power boaters, like Republicans, pay our own way, and don't expect to get home otherwise. Don't forget the part about always spewing large amounts of foul smelling gas out of your orifice. bb -- -------------------------------------------------------------- Home Page: http://www.seanet.com/~jasonrnorth |
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On Thu, 11 Sep 2003 20:43:51 -0700, JR North wrote:
At anchor, it's usually the ragbaggers that are paving the waves with low-flying clouds of smoke from their puky diesel gens. One question, one observation. Question: do powerboaters not use diesel gensets? And if so, do they not smoke or puke? Observation: What do we make of the sailors who, like me, have solar panels to keep the batteries charged? Joe Parsons JR bb wrote: On Thu, 11 Sep 2003 19:49:04 -0700, JR North wrote: Yup. Us power boaters, like Republicans, pay our own way, and don't expect to get home otherwise. Don't forget the part about always spewing large amounts of foul smelling gas out of your orifice. bb |
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