2nd Lake Champlain Milk Run - Saturday July 31st
#171
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Originally posted by waterheater
GL wheres that spot you're anchored at in post #164?
GL wheres that spot you're anchored at in post #164?
#172
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Originally posted by Airpacker
Ahh yes, cheese omelletts, bacon, sausage, toast and coffee, well, sort of coffee I think I'll bring ya some real peameal bacon and a coffee pot this year GL. That great big honkin cig of yours have a fridge on board?
Ahh yes, cheese omelletts, bacon, sausage, toast and coffee, well, sort of coffee I think I'll bring ya some real peameal bacon and a coffee pot this year GL. That great big honkin cig of yours have a fridge on board?
Oh yahh no fridge on the rig but plenty of space for coolers.
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Originally posted by GLH
I bet your older than me even with the exchange rate.
Also never mention hair and T2x on the same page if not thread that's like fire and water or cats and "V"'s those things are so far apart that it makes Al Franken and Rush Limbaugh look like they just got married in San Francisco.
I bet your older than me even with the exchange rate.
Also never mention hair and T2x on the same page if not thread that's like fire and water or cats and "V"'s those things are so far apart that it makes Al Franken and Rush Limbaugh look like they just got married in San Francisco.
One loses hair at the rate of one follicle per second of time spent at high speed while competently handling a race/performance craft.
Translation.......never let a guy with a full head of hair...drive.....
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Originally posted by T2x
....never let a guy with a full head of hair...drive.....
....never let a guy with a full head of hair...drive.....
Main Entry: steer
Function: verb
Etymology: Middle English steren, from Old English stIeran; akin to Old English stEor- steering oar, Greek stauros stake, cross, stylos pillar, Sanskrit sthavira, sthura stout, thick
transitive senses
1 : to control the course of : DIRECT; especially : to guide by mechanical means (as a rudder)
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Originally posted by T2x
Actually hair is a kind of speedometer.
One loses hair at the rate of one follicle per second of time spent at high speed while competently handling a race/performance craft.
Translation.......never let a guy with a full head of hair...drive.....
T2x
Actually hair is a kind of speedometer.
One loses hair at the rate of one follicle per second of time spent at high speed while competently handling a race/performance craft.
Translation.......never let a guy with a full head of hair...drive.....
T2x
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Originally posted by Airpacker
Uh Rich, heres a one word rebuttal to your point," WINDSHIELD".
Uh Rich, heres a one word rebuttal to your point," WINDSHIELD".
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Originally posted by GLH
Drive?? You a golfer?
Main Entry: steer
Function: verb
Etymology: Middle English steren, from Old English stIeran; akin to Old English stEor- steering oar, Greek stauros stake, cross, stylos pillar, Sanskrit sthavira, sthura stout, thick
transitive senses
1 : to control the course of : DIRECT; especially : to guide by mechanical means (as a rudder)
Drive?? You a golfer?
Main Entry: steer
Function: verb
Etymology: Middle English steren, from Old English stIeran; akin to Old English stEor- steering oar, Greek stauros stake, cross, stylos pillar, Sanskrit sthavira, sthura stout, thick
transitive senses
1 : to control the course of : DIRECT; especially : to guide by mechanical means (as a rudder)
Cabin cruisers are "steered"
Yachts are "Directed"
Race boats....are............ driven.
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