It would be most foolhardy, and extremely dangerous for the flotilla to set off on this passage without a market researcher. We need feedback forms, volunteers to hand our more questionnaires outside Mme La Plumes, an equipment survey and a poll of the population of Cbourg to establish whether we will be welcome back. I am your man and humbly put myself forward as Researcher-Of-The-Fleet.
Happy to multi-task and cook the breakfast as well. I wash bottles too.
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Thread: Specialist SKills
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17-09-04, 16:33 #11
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Re: Specialist SKills
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17-09-04, 16:51 #12
Re: Specialist SKills
Would you like the deck brush stuck up somewhere, so you can scrub the decks at the same time?
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17-09-04, 18:41 #13
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OK I know you're all too polite to ask so I'll make it a little easier
So we go on a "nanny goat" across the "housemaids knee"
Expect to grab a couple of "Britney Spears"
And maybe a bit of "Lilley and Skinner"
If we get too "elephant's trunk"
we go back for a "feather and flip"
All clear now cock?
Briani
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never be afraid to try something new
remember, a lone amateur built the Ark
a large group of professionals built Titanic
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19-09-04, 11:35 #14
Re: Specialist SKills
A friend I sail with is a diesel mechanic.This was allways a great comfort to me until the one time our Yanmar stopped 2 minutes with his head in the engine compartment and he retired to a bunk with a bucket.
This then left a plumber to turn the crank handle while the retired sheetmetal worker bled the fuel pump.
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