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Old 12-05-2010, 09:28   #166
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ok, that was funny. Maybe this is the way to go about preparing for unwanted borders and pirates;


After all Daiquiris are more my kind of cocktail anyway...
Ok, Sara it LOOKS like gas...but how does it TASTE? Of course,grandpa used to make something looked and tasted like gas, burned too...
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Old 12-05-2010, 09:38   #167
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Remember, when your not in your home country, your an alien.

That is not true Viribus.In the vast majority of countries you remain a person and are considered a visitor or similar.
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unless ye are carrying contraband--inclusive of :
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not always in that order.... boat is confiscate-able in many countries for carrying/stashing/holding handguns. read the laws of the places to which ye are going and be ready. most places are still friendly to sailcruisers--many sailcruisers have aided folks in places they travel.....some with and some without the arrogance involved with the assumption of us citizenship..LOL....

have fun and smoooth sailing....
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Lighten up, this is about how to go out and engage the world from the deck of a sailboat - and whether it's more decorous to use Molotov's or Daquiris to subdue the local populace...
that was light. read it again. imagine all the smiley faces, if that's what you need.
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Self igniting, petrol bombs in very fragile containers...

He he, I didn't say it was safe did I?

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I would prefer the firewater (it's more fun).....but I don't think they'd let me bring Grandpa's recipe. (BTW, ain't that what they did to the indians?) LOL
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that was light. read it again. imagine all the smiley faces, if that's what you need.
Sorry, not good enough. Virtual smiley faces just don't cut it on this thread.

You need to post a proper cocktail recipe...
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Sorry, not good enough. Virtual smiley faces just don't cut it on this thread.
You need to post a proper cocktail recipe...
You've caught me in an area of weakness. On our boat, the only choice of cocktails, other than for beer and wine, would be a gin and tonic--and I only stock Tangueray--or an Islay single-malt. Of the later, I'm only pouring Laphroaig these days.

So here's my favorite cocktail recipe: find a glass. clean it. pour in a shot or two of Laphroaig, the older the better. Serve at room temperature.
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I presume you really want to use them before they are boarders? Otherwise they are now swimmers (if you get them off your boat), unwelcome guests or your own boat is on fire.

If they are close enough for it to work I wonder what the chances are of setting both boats on fire?
Umm that's the chance you take. If you are not willing to take the chance then do as some others here would do, Stand up, with your hands over your head and pray to god for the mercy of a boarder. I guess it comes down to sheep or wolf. Which one are you? Do you fight or surrender in the highly unlikely event (according to some) that someone may try to board you for nasty reasons.

I have a steel boat, and will take my chances on fire. I will also defend my boat. I've worked too long and hard for some SOB to take it from me. I'm one of those who is willing to fight to the death for what is mine. Ergo my participation in any discussion on self defense, be it on land or sea.

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You've caught me in an area of weakness. On our boat, the only choice of cocktails, other than for beer and wine, would be a gin and tonic--and I only stock Tangueray--or an Islay single-malt. Of the later, I'm only pouring Laphroaig these days.

So here's my favorite cocktail recipe: find a glass. clean it. pour in a shot or two of Laphroaig, the older the better. Serve at room temperature.
I'll be there - are cigars allowed with the Laphroaig?
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... Stand up, with your hands over your head and pray to god for the mercy of a boarder. I guess it comes down to sheep or wolf ...
I think you guess wrong, and generally prefer to rely on thinking over guessing.
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I have not paid as close attention to this thread as I should have, and for that I take full responsibility. Now, though, I have read it from the opening post to the end, culling references to bomb-making materials and/or advice, entire posts and a few other questionable ideas.

I will not, however, send anyone a PM explaining what was deleted or why - if something you posted in this thread has been deleted and you need an explanation, I feel sorry for you. If anyone attempts to start another thread like this one, dispensing advice on making bombs, it will be removed without comment. If you persist, and try to re-post such "advice" or make public comment on being "censored," you may be removed without comment.

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