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Old 15-03-2011, 07:23   #46
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Somewhere in there is a joke about a six pack
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I've just received an e-mail from a friend who is midway through a circumnavigation and has recetly became a singlhandler. He recommends that a fair amount of the budget include spousal maintanence.
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I've just received an e-mail from a friend who is midway through a circumnavigation and has recetly became a singlhandler. He recommends that a fair amount of the budget include spousal maintanence.

perhaps is why no longer has one..... mebbe one with a sailing desire should match his female needs with his lifestyle needs. many felames donot sail nor do they want to live in a sailboat. omg. yipes and freak-- yer gonna make me live THERE!!!!!?????!!!!!!
ROFLMFAO. then the guy gets all huffy and cant believe his sweetie cant stand the boat..omg.ROFL.
some of us like this lifestyle and most of us dont. just like men. ye gotta find the one who likes the lifestyle and alladat before you scrunch her into a small boat and say-- come join me on htis awesome quest. she should have sed--aint my wAY, DOOD-- BUT mOST FOLKS CANNOT TALK PLAIN WITH EACH OTHER, dont know why.
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So.....I'm NOT honest, sincere, and good looking. Well, I guess I won't be making many friends. I need to update the picture, the beard is much longer now, maybe that will fix my looks.
no I asume every words iv said...but you need to see the context...I was playing cards with my girlfriend having one to many beers and every time she when to the toilet I would sneak on this forum and speed reading thru threads...I must have misread parts of yours and posted with the idea that you just lost your wife???

sorry about this...but hey you still look good and honest to me

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I've just received an e-mail from a friend who is midway through a circumnavigation and has recetly became a singlhandler. He recommends that a fair amount of the budget include spousal maintanence.
I don't have that to worry about, anymore.
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no I asume every words iv said...but you need to see the context...I was playing cards with my girlfriend having one to many beers and every time she when to the toilet I would sneak on this forum and speed reading thru threads...I must have misread parts of yours and posted with the idea that you just lost your wife???

sorry about this...but hey you still look good and honest to me

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Yes, you had it right, My wife recently passed (She will never be lost to me.). So maybe I am good lookin'
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Yes, you had it right, My wife recently passed (She will never be lost to me.). So maybe I am good lookin'
Then you need to keep that beard well trimed and work on the six pack...I alway keep a cold six pack handy, you never know!!!

see you alredy have new friends
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Then you need to keep that beard well trimed and work on the six pack...I alway keep a cold six pack handy, you never know!!!

see you alredy have new friends
I hear the Keggers are all the rage, so im thinking of checkin into a little more this summer.
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I hear the Keggers are all the rage, so im thinking of checkin into a little more this summer.

keggers party thats the spirit!!!
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It's an additional expense to keep the batteries charged to keep the keggers cold. I found that learning to drink rum without ice was a significant cost savings.
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It's an additional expense to keep the batteries charged to keep the keggers cold. I found that learning to drink rum without ice was a significant cost savings.
Works with scotch, too, but there is the added expense of the Scotch, unless you drink Clan MacGregor.
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You're a funny man, Boatman61. I mean that in the "Ha-Ha" sense. I don't know you, but I love you.
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You're a funny man, Boatman61. I mean that in the "Ha-Ha" sense. I don't know you, but I love you.
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would installing a keg Tap be considered open liquor ?? Think about it if it installed next to the compass, and you do not use a glass,,,,,, just lean over and grab a gulp.......

its technically from the delivery Keg to me

sounds good to me
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