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Old 04-06-2014, 09:21   #31
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There is NO humour in racism.
<<<<<<<<<<<<<Unless your a Ghora Paki in Portugal...
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Well it looks like they will need some help. Immigration doesn't know what to do with them because they are flat broke and need to do $75K worth of repairs. The report said the captain wants to work to get the money for repairs. Not sure if the govt will allow that.
Not only will the government allow it, they might be forced to stay. I'll meet them at the Fort Mac airport.

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To then insult this show of seamanship FAR above anything we have shown in out own travels by the disgusting references that are sexist and racist is absolutely pitiful.

Sure her name may spark a double entendre but havent any of you learned in the last few weeks with the examples in the USA of the Clippers owner, and in the UK of Jeremy Clarkson, Australia with Eddie McGuire and others.

How much deeper do you need to have your noses rubbed in the floor to understand racism and sexism is NOT to be tolerated.

To laugh at someone who has shown more bravery than you is disgusting, sickening and you should be ashamed of yourself and the other forum members.


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Thanks for the usual slam to the US Mark. We're an easy target. I can see your sexiest point since we are a bunch of sailors. Yourself included and yes, you have dipped into that pot yourself. But racists? That lable seems to be loosely used these days. The definition as I read Racism is: : a belief that race is the primary determinant of human traits and capacities and that racial differences produce an inherent superiority of a particular race. Not really seeing that one here. But if it adds structural stability to your soap-box...go for it.
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Please tell me which CF thread you have observed racist humor. I will report it to the mods.
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Please tell me which CF thread you have observed racist humor. I will report it to the mods.
This one...
That bludi Boatman's taking the piss outa himself again...
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Re: Sailors Survive 32 days at Sea

Here's an update. Not looking good.

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Holland says he thinks for now he'll just sail the Schwalbe around the peninsula and tie up in the Northwest Arm.

He can't go far though, the Canada Border Service Agency has told him to stay in Halifax.
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I was admiring that boat while walking about the waterfront the other day, didn't realize it was having problems as it looked in as good a condition as any other cruiser. Overnight dockage is $1.75/foot/day , they have given him quite a break allowing him to stay there for free.

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sad fact but vagabonds are no longer tolerated in a world governed by beaurecrats,shame on them for deporting the thai girlfriend,who in most countries would be considered as crew and allowed to remain onboard.
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sad fact but vagabonds are no longer tolerated in a world governed by beaurecrats,shame on them for deporting the thai girlfriend,who in most countries would be considered as crew and allowed to remain onboard.
Show up in many countries without a visa and see what happens. Some countries throw you in jail before deporting you.
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sad fact but vagabonds are no longer tolerated in a world governed by beaurecrats,shame on them for deporting the thai girlfriend,who in most countries would be considered as crew and allowed to remain onboard.
Hard to say what the circumstances were regarding the "Faen" (girlfriend). Could have been an expired passport. That said, from the read, this guy seemed to have got a little too comfortable. Free slip fee? Sign me up!
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Sailor stranded in Halifax to be deported while partner stays - Nova Scotia - CBC News
A little more of the story.
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Re: Sailors Survive 32 days at Sea

I'm just wondering if this is media hype. I guess we'll find out.
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Re: Sailors Survive 32 days at Sea

Sounds strange that Charlie would be ordered to move but not allowed to leave?
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I wondered at that as well. I think that maybe because of expired passport he has been told to stay in the Halifax area while in country. I can't see them being able to stop him from leaving unless the boat was impounded, but that doesn't seem to be the case. It would only likely happen if a creditor had filed a lien on the boat. I have seen that happen to the Polish fishing fleet in Vancouver, years ago.

Also the guy could be spinning yarn.
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Sounds strange that Charlie would be ordered to move but not allowed to leave?
Only because you think we live in a logical world.

In the world of bureaucrats anything can be declared possible.

What is strange is not trying to move further up into the basin where he would draw less attention.

My guess is he is broke and has no way to generate income.
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