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Old 06-01-2014, 18:15   #16
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Works well with silken cord on bed posts or on board attached to the loops lee cloths are tied to .
Hey, lighten up on that. My heart can't take it.
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I only use the one-handed boobijoo. I'm from the W coast.
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Re: Trying my luck at a better knot

Gamayun....

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Seaworthy lass, we have found that this knot slips with silken cord, you make want to lock stitch though we prefer soft shackles, fun way to lock the diamond knot
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Re: Trying my luck at a better knot

I've been doing my best to avoid such knots. Unfortunately, they are always occurring.
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I only use the one-handed boobijoo. I'm from the W coast.
Wouldn't that be the left-handed boobijoo?
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Seaworthy lass, we have found that this knot slips with silken cord, you make want to lock stitch though we prefer soft shackles, fun way to lock the diamond knot
Santa brought me a set of fids and I managed to get hold of some Dyneema yesterday, so some experimenting is about to occur .
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Seaworthy . . . Look up "whoopie sling" . . .
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Seaworthy . . . Look up "whoopie sling" . . .
The name alone made me burst out laughing .

For those interested, it is a lightweight adjustable system used for hanging hammocks:
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Old 11-01-2014, 13:00   #24
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Re: Trying my luck at a better knot

Neptune's beard, why are you guys talking about using other knots when there's the boobijoo?

I have found another great use for the boobijoo in an area that needs a lot of help: nautical fashion. After getting frustrated while trying to tie an Eldridge knot for my neck tie the other day, an idea came to me that was as mighty as the sun rising over the Atlantic. Move over, ascot tie, there's a new knot on deck for sailors everwhere, and it's the boobijoo!

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