sailorman
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Loc: East Coast
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[he'll stand on the quay and yell at you, telling you where to park] [.... you'll hear ]
OVER THERE WHEN YOUR "MENTALLY PERPAIRED" 
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If your dog is barking at the back door and your wife is yelling at the front door, who do you let in first?
> The dog, of course. He'll shut up once you let him in.
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DanTribe
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Reged: 08/01/2002
Posts: 1324
Loc: Essex
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I once made the mistake of querying his directions.
" Go between the Halberg & the Bavaria in the corner"
"But there isn't a space"
"So, bloody make one!"
Some how we did.
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FullCircle
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Reged: 19/11/2003
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Loc: 30000ft
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Ermm, thanks Will. Thats buggered the plan, have to think of a new one now.
Right, lets get Lynn to do the amended plan.
See you Friday peeps.
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Simon_SPGE_
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Reged: 15/02/2005
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Loc: ally F5
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... so where would you recommend a 44 footer goes (we've been in once before but in our previous boat)?
polite replies only please!! :-)
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sailorman
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Loc: East Coast
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in with everybody else there always space 
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If your dog is barking at the back door and your wife is yelling at the front door, who do you let in first?
> The dog, of course. He'll shut up once you let him in.
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eastcoastbernie
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Reged: 28/07/2006
Posts: 812
Loc: Me: Cambs Boat: SYH Levington
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Nice idea Sailorman. I don't have a heater. Well, only a 240 v fan heater.
I could say it was CPD's aftershave??
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eastcoastbernie
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Loc: Me: Cambs Boat: SYH Levington
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Just bought some PG Tips. What do the diesel police accept?
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Morgana
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Reged: 28/08/2003
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Loc: East Coast
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At 40', I went in the ones designed for smaller boats last year with no problems at all..... you would fit in at 44', and if they've made 'em bigger then certainly no problems.... heed Will's comments about having a long stern line ready though..... we used a 20m line last year....
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eastcoastbernie
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Was hoping someone would give a definition of a long line. I guess if 20 m is OK for you then 20 m will do me.
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Morgana
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Loc: East Coast
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you might need slightly longer than me, as the buoy will be a little further from your stern... its not impossible to use two lines if neccessary, just be careful with not catching the knot on the loop on the top of the bouy!... saying that, i'd still think 20m was long enough....
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Edited by Morgana (18/05/2008 17:35)
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