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On Tue, 29 Jul 2008 06:23:20 -0400, hk wrote:

There's a major difference: Coral heads are generally charted unless
you are boondocking, crab traps and lobster pots, never.

Hitting a coral head fast enough to hole your boat requires a great
deal of negligence, incredibly bad luck or both. Anyone who has *not*
snagged a trap at one time or another has not really been there.



Right, W'hine. "Nothing" can happen to your and yours. snerk

WAFA

Transoms - Everglades Boats anti-swamping solution
 

Wayne.B wrote:
On Tue, 29 Jul 2008 06:23:20 -0400, hk wrote:

There's a major difference: Coral heads are generally charted unless
you are boondocking, crab traps and lobster pots, never.

Hitting a coral head fast enough to hole your boat requires a great
deal of negligence, incredibly bad luck or both. Anyone who has *not*
snagged a trap at one time or another has not really been there.


Right, W'hine. "Nothing" can happen to your and yours. snerk

WAFA




Isn't time for another of your cruises to the same places you've been
before?

Transoms - Everglades Boats anti-swamping solution
 

On Jul 29, 6:23*am, hk wrote:
Wayne.B wrote:
On Mon, 28 Jul 2008 13:58:06 -0400, HK wrote:

Hit a nice sharp coral reef head in, oh, say a Grand Banks, punch
a 2' hagged hole in the bottom,

There's a major difference: *Coral heads are generally charted unless
you are boondocking, crab traps and lobster pots, never.

Hitting a coral head fast enough to hole your boat requires a great
deal of negligence, incredibly bad luck or both. *Anyone who has *not*
snagged a trap at one time or another has not really been there.

Right, W'hine. "Nothing" can happen to your and yours. * snerk

Harry, remember calling other people stupid, idiots, ignorant, etc.
because of misspellings and typs?

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"hk" wrote in message
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Wayne.B wrote:
On Mon, 28 Jul 2008 13:58:06 -0400, HK wrote:

Hit a nice sharp coral reef head in, oh, say a Grand Banks, punch a 2'
hagged hole in the bottom,

There's a major difference: Coral heads are generally charted unless
you are boondocking, crab traps and lobster pots, never.

Hitting a coral head fast enough to hole your boat requires a great
deal of negligence, incredibly bad luck or both. Anyone who has *not*
snagged a trap at one time or another has not really been there.



Right, W'hine. "Nothing" can happen to your and yours. snerk

Wayne seems to be managing his risks quite well. You on the other hand
bought a low transom Parker with a big sail on top. Talk about thumbing your
nose at Davy Jones. Wahhh Ha Ha. WAFA

Transoms - Everglades Boats anti-swamping solution
 

hk wrote:
Wayne.B wrote:
On Tue, 29 Jul 2008 06:23:20 -0400, hk wrote:

There's a major difference: Coral heads are generally charted unless
you are boondocking, crab traps and lobster pots, never.

Hitting a coral head fast enough to hole your boat requires a great
deal of negligence, incredibly bad luck or both. Anyone who has *not*
snagged a trap at one time or another has not really been there.


Right, W'hine. "Nothing" can happen to your and yours. snerk

WAFA




Isn't time for another of your cruises to the same places you've been
before?

Harry, isn't it time to put Wayne in your bozo bin?