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GordMay · 19-07-2009, 12:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cadence

I think you totally missed Mark's point?

That may very well be true. It’s not uncommon for me fail to see the point of some contributions.

What essential point did I miss, this time?

Being taken with Mark’s story, I wanted to know a little more about how & where our lonely sailor was serving, and thought others might also be curious.

Cadence · 19-07-2009, 12:57

Gord May,

I saw it more like a Romeo and Juliet saga, than what ship it came from?

GordMay · 19-07-2009, 14:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cadence

Gord May,
I saw it more like a Romeo and Juliet saga, than what ship it came from?

It's (I’m) worse than we thought!
Not only did I miss Mark's point (whatever that was), but your interpretation of Shakespear's work eludes me as well.
I can be incredibly dense, sometimes. Thanks for enlightening me.

Cadence · 19-07-2009, 15:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by GordMay

It's (I’m) worse than we thought!
Not only did I miss Mark's point (whatever that was), but your interpretation of Shakespear's work eludes me as well.
I can be incredibly dense, sometimes. Thanks for enlightening me.

Maybe the ref. to Shakespear was a little drastic. Since no one died. Just an impossible love.

Cheers

bluwaterdreamin · 09-08-2009, 11:44

Tried it twice. Once off miami...no reply and another time in the sian kaan in Qroo...no reply.
On a side note, I was walking on Johnny's Cay off of San Andres, SA and found an old wine bottle and brought it back to the picnic table where my friend and I were sitting.
A few minutes later we were joined by two columbian brothers who had been drinking straight Johnny walker black right out of the bottle for most of the afternoon.
One of them, either out of curiosity or mistake, picked up the wine bottle and took a long pull.
It had seawater, sand, and who knows what else in it.
My friend started sniggering and I could not believe what I had just seen.
A few minutes later, the wine lover stands up on the picnic table and does a swan dive right on top of my friend who had his back turned.
My friend came up in a fighting stance and I looked around for whatever weapon I could find.
The wine lover then says with the most lurid grin "? Es beautiful, no?"
Everyone laughed and the brothers began wrestling in the sand and throwing it down each others throat.
Just another day in San Andres.
This was in the Spring of 1983 before the Sandanista revolution hit the US papers so we were very nervous the whole week.
Fortunately, the bottle incident turned out to be the least of our worries.

Stillraining · 09-08-2009, 16:34

Well at least Now we all know where the Pacific garbage patch is comming from.............

Just Kidding......carry on

Cadence · 09-08-2009, 20:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by Stillraining

Well at least Now we all know where the Pacific garbage patch is comming from.............

Just Kidding......carry on

Thanks for the wry humor.

09-08-2009, 16:34	#6
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bluwaterdreamin Registered User Join Date: Aug 2009 Location: panhandle, fl Boat: Nothing yet...darn it!!! Posts: 17	Tried it twice. Once off miami...no reply and another time in the sian kaan in Qroo...no reply. On a side note, I was walking on Johnny's Cay off of San Andres, SA and found an old wine bottle and brought it back to the picnic table where my friend and I were sitting. A few minutes later we were joined by two columbian brothers who had been drinking straight Johnny walker black right out of the bottle for most of the afternoon. One of them, either out of curiosity or mistake, picked up the wine bottle and took a long pull. It had seawater, sand, and who knows what else in it. My friend started sniggering and I could not believe what I had just seen. A few minutes later, the wine lover stands up on the picnic table and does a swan dive right on top of my friend who had his back turned. My friend came up in a fighting stance and I looked around for whatever weapon I could find. The wine lover then says with the most lurid grin "? Es beautiful, no?" Everyone laughed and the brothers began wrestling in the sand and throwing it down each others throat. Just another day in San Andres. This was in the Spring of 1983 before the Sandanista revolution hit the US papers so we were very nervous the whole week. Fortunately, the bottle incident turned out to be the least of our worries.