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Knot Question #101 Jul 2005 00:58 GMT5
What "running" knot is often used to fish out
objects that have fallen overboard.  The
weight of the object determines the tension.
                                                      [1 pt]
I'm so angry.01 Jul 2005 00:48 GMT30
I'm angry, very angry, angry as hell, angry as f.ck, angry as
freakin' f.ck. I have anger management problems. My shrink tells
me that I must work out these anger issues but, try as I might,
I just can't work through them.
Categorie Numbers01 Jul 2005 00:03 GMT5
Does anyone know the meaning of  "categorie 2" on the builders plate of a
1972  French Wauquiez 32 yacht?  Googling didn't produce a result for me.
TIA
Seamanship Question #1830 Jun 2005 23:59 GMT10
Ok, you bunch of lubbers, see if you can get this one:
Your spinnaker has just wrapped itself around your
forestay about 30 times.  Friction is too great to
haul the sail down.  What do you do?   [5 pts]
Rope Question #230 Jun 2005 23:59 GMT4
What are the two principal differences
between a long-splice and a short-splice?
                                                   [1 pt]
Rope Question #430 Jun 2005 23:55 GMT2
For a wire to rope splice, what is the difference
between the core splice and the cover portion
of the splice?                                      [1 pt]
Rope Question #130 Jun 2005 23:52 GMT3
What is the difference between right and left
hand lay in three-strand rope? [1 pt]
Which is most common?  [1 pt]
Where is the other type commonly used? [1 pt]
Rope Question #530 Jun 2005 23:50 GMT2
You have two pieces of rope of the
same type and diameter that are too
short to be of use. You decide they
would be of use if joined.
Cool cats30 Jun 2005 23:32 GMT1
Hey Bart, did you get that A-cat?
http://www.sailinganarchy.com/fringe/2005/a2%20Worlds.htm
I wonder how long the new M&M A-cats are going to be competitive. There
are some pretty old Tornados around that are still stiff & fast, but
How to clear the docks30 Jun 2005 23:06 GMT2
Get a 30 foot 2" batten that is in a 6' diameter roll and cut the tape!
BTW the standard size for bulk 2" batten is 30'.
joe
Apology to Katy30 Jun 2005 20:06 GMT6
When I was in the service a secretary was rude
to me.  A sweet staff sergant, who had just come
from a tour at the Pentagon, saw this and apologised
to me for the other persons behavoir.  I told her it
Spot the nutter?30 Jun 2005 19:41 GMT1
http://www.vouwboot.nl/fotoos.html
particularly the film clips
"Ook in het water is de boot uit te vouwen."
and
Enough! Damn it, Enough!30 Jun 2005 16:55 GMT28
We all have been told; DB6 a renegade newsgroup not worth a sh.t
We know Neal is such a sh.t that he isn't even wanted by DB6. Don't know
how any subscriber can get lower than that.
I don't want him in ASA. I don't want DB6 in the ASA. I don't want DB6
Looking from advice from CS 27 sailors - Are they underpowered?30 Jun 2005 14:02 GMT3
I am looking to buy a late 70's CS27 and am looking for some advice from
current owners.  I have heard that the 8hp Yanmar Single Cylinder is ok on
flat water, however it struggles when faced with wind and waves. Thanks!
Steve; Watching PITA's Replies?30 Jun 2005 13:21 GMT54
Steve,
Your friend, the "PITA" that's been pushing you with Forgeries about
Jon, is responding the same as Jon. I expect he'll soon register a abuse
complaint soon against me.
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