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View Poll Results: Beautiful Catamaran
is an oxmoron 10 25.00%
is not an oxymoron 29 72.50%
what's an oxymoron? 1 2.50%
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Old 07-01-2010, 13:57   #91
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But if you were to just sit a picture of a Privilege 745 next to an Oyster 80 - (BOTH GORGEOUS yachts) I think most of those without any connection to sailing would pick the Privilege 745.



Yes, but should we care about their opinions?

For my money the top pic says, 'let's have a dinner party' and the bottom pic says 'let's have some real fun and go sailing.'

No quarrel with cat folks, BTW -- I might be one myself one day (if I win the lottery).

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Old 09-01-2010, 13:21   #93
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hugoleb,

Congratulations on your purchase of a SIG45. Very cool boat. Will that be hull # 2?

...uhh hugoleb is short for Hugo LeBreton.
LeBreton Yachts is SIG45...

and yeah, the SIG45 is an amazingly beautiful cat!!!
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Old 09-01-2010, 13:39   #94
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Yes, but should we care about their opinions?

For my money the top pic says, 'let's have a dinner party' and the bottom pic says 'let's have some real fun and go sailing.'

No quarrel with cat folks, BTW -- I might be one myself one day (if I win the lottery).

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Could be because the top pic is people having a dinner party, and the bottom one is people sailing?
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Old 16-01-2010, 12:03   #95
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Nigel Irens has been a leader in round the world record breaking multis for many years now. He also loves traditional schooner type boats. For some real "eye candy":

Nigel Irens Design

This boat has to qualify for one of the finest looking cats I have ever laid eyes on. This is a rare place that he is taking his clients with this inovative boats. Both in mono's and multi's.


CATAMARAN MOTOR YACHT


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I think "you love what you cut your teeth on" is most true.

I cut my teeth on beach cats, boats that like it best with one hull just flying on a close reach. That is my subconscious image of "going well" and a boat that is heeled over looks wrong. I can sail both and know the difference, but my first love is a stiff boat. It is imprinted, that's all, and I understand that.

Form follows function on cat. I don't expect classic beauty; I love a design that the engineer in me sees as sound.

"Beautiful", to me, has lots of wood in it and I like it best when some other person has to slave over it.
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Nigel Irens has been a leader in round the world record breaking multis for many years now. He also loves traditional schooner type boats. For some real "eye candy":

Nigel Irens Design

This boat has to qualify for one of the finest looking cats I have ever laid eyes on. This is a rare place that he is taking his clients with this inovative boats. Both in mono's and multi's.


CATAMARAN MOTOR YACHT


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That look a wee bit like a Wharam on steroids with the grace of a debutante..........LOVELY.......i2f
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Old 16-01-2010, 15:14   #98
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The Flounder Theory

Specialists in human behavior and perception say that we are conditioned thru a number of subliminal triggers to judge things as being beautiful or ugly.

Some of these judgments as in finding an attractive mate are even believed by some experts to be inherited as part of our evolution.

No comment on that but I think we are at the stage with the development of “yacht” catamarans, where we are still judging by old school Mono standards and have not developed a universal multi beauty sense.

Just think? ... if a new race of humans were discovered where the women had 3 breasts.

It would take an adjustment in our psyche to find that beautiful…. (with thanks to Gunter Gras )
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Ah,those 3 breasted women,with the 3rd one in the middle of the back,not much to look at but great to dance with.
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Old 18-01-2010, 15:25   #100
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Has this turned into the thread about what men really want....HAHAHAHAHAHAHA.......i2f
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Old 08-11-2015, 04:32   #101
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Re: 'Beautiful Catamaran' - An Oxymoron?

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I like it.
Hi,
Is this the work in progress of the Fusion 40?

I am looking into these, is there any negatives that you could point out in my search?

Perry 43 is around a similar price but so many are in charter and have 6000 plus hours on them if asking under $400K.
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Hi,
Is this the work in progress of the Fusion 40?

I am looking into these, is there any negatives that you could point out in my search?

Perry 43 is around a similar price but so many are in charter and have 6000 plus hours on them if asking under $400K.
Looks like a Bob oram 44 not a Fusion 40
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