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Hal · 16-01-2009, 21:08

The only boat I ever saw with a chain on it had an anchor attached to the other end. I saw an airplane once that had a chain wrapped around the prop. I always thought a good pair of bolt cutters would make short work of most chains.

iSaint · 17-01-2009, 08:50

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Originally Posted by Pelagic

Perhaps some of those distressed boaters should be asking for a Government bailout in order to help our failing economy!....

Obama's coming up with a stimulus plan as we speak (post). I plan on using my check for buying a sailboat, or joining the local yacht club. Just doing my part!

**David M** · 17-01-2009, 11:42

...and a chicken in every pot.

Greenman · 17-01-2009, 13:00

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Originally Posted by David M

...and a chicken in every pot.

Mmmm Chicken..........

Seriously though this is a rough time for a lot of people, and I honestly think the media is a major part of the problem (as this story proves, the media will do ANYTHING to sensationalize a story and bring out the worst in it). I think this crisis is 50% greed, 40% media caused panic and 10% Government blunder.

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Originally Posted by iSaint

Obama's coming up with a stimulus plan as we speak (post). I plan on using my check for buying a sailboat, or joining the local yacht club. Just doing my part!

You won't get a check, I hope not at least until the Porn Industry gets theirs

I hope in the end the not too many boats are sacrificed. At least without someone telling me where they are first

Little Otter · 18-01-2009, 21:54

If anybody hears about a free cat or tri let me know where it is and then get out of my way!...please

**Celestialsailor** · 18-01-2009, 22:44

I saw a funny incident in Santa Cruz, Ca. where my friend had sublet a slip from a fisherman. The fisherman could not pay the slip rent to the harbor but was still collecting slip rent from my friend. My friend returned to his boat one day to find it chained to the dock. Funny thing was the dummies left their harbor keys still in the pad lock. There must have been 50 keys on a huge ring.
My friend unlocked the boat and took the chain, lock and keys to the harbor master who was probably very embarrassed. We suggested that the keys should not have been returned with the chain and lock but instead a "less dry place"..

Hal · 19-01-2009, 02:07

Little Otter,

I have a free cat. It is black, good mouser, litter trained and sleeps all of the time.
Just don't tell my wife.

Little Otter · 19-01-2009, 09:42

HAHAHA

, I don't thonk my dad would let me have anothe rmeowing cat we already have 12.

twisty · 21-01-2009, 13:29

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Originally Posted by ksmith

Yea the owner of my marina is real upset. Has a Carver 36, Viking 38 and a Rinker 34. Hard cost about 100.00 a piece. Paper cost WOW. I keep wishing the guy with the Bayfield 29 would miss a few months.

Tell the owner if he can legally get rid of anything he has chained up to contact me, I know a couple of people that are looking as long as he is not trying to get rich off someone elses misfortune.