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Old 01-11-2012, 14:05   #451
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Re: You Might Be a Liveaboard - if . . .

Yes, but the sink is easier to reach and has warmer water.
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If you’re out of quarters so you do a light load of your laundry while in the shower and admit it I’m not the only one who’s done this.
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Re: You Might Be a Liveaboard - if . . .

[QUOTE=unbusted67;297948]That is so funny, I literally spent an hour last night with our ducks. They are kind of sweet and kind of creepy.

You might be a liveaboard if you find yourself bleeding from random places at random times of the day.

I'd like to add to this: You can't remember how or when it happened, and think it's normal.

How about when you go into a public place and ask where the head is,
or you inadvertently give landlubbers directions based on port or stbd.
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Thank you very much. All of you. Great joy to read this thread, managed* to do 4 last pages and looking forward to another 27. And looking forward to returning aboard (just 2 weeks!).

*before it was too hard to hold iPad while rolling on the floor laughing
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Old 12-11-2012, 20:32   #455
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Got a new one..

You might be a liveaboard if..

You get out your winter boots and you find the laces missing. This tweaks a vague memory but you just can't place it.
Then when sailing a week or so later you find that a pair of your reefing lines look a lot like boot laces.
You settle back in the happy knowledge that the mystery is solved and the reef stays in the main.

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Re: You Might Be a Liveaboard - if . . .

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If you’re out of quarters so you do a light load of your laundry while in the shower and admit it I’m not the only one who’s done this.
Figured I had enough for two loads (plus an extra quarter fort the heavy stuff) and enough for a shower.....do you know that there is a coin from Costa Rica that looks just like a quarter (when you are grabbing fist fulls of change and figuring what you have enough for in the dark)....so did two loads and no shower.
YMBALI: you think of shower time in terms of quarters and when you buy stuff in the store you try and get as many quarters as possible.
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Old 13-11-2012, 12:25   #457
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Re: You Might Be a Liveaboard - if . . .

When the outboard decides to start after the billionth pull
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Figured I had enough for two loads (plus an extra quarter fort the heavy stuff) and enough for a shower.....do you know that there is a coin from Costa Rica that looks just like a quarter (when you are grabbing fist fulls of change and figuring what you have enough for in the dark)....so did two loads and no shower.
YMBALI: you think of shower time in terms of quarters and when you buy stuff in the store you try and get as many quarters as possible.
Ah I remember the quarter shower days. Glad my current marina doesn't have that (yet), but it was good training for the kids to take quick showers.

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If your body hurts in places you forgot exists because you had to replace all battery cables while installing a new inverter because some nut PO had spliced different size cables together. You tried fixing the old head and again aggravated those same body parts that hurt originally because after 4 years of being a dirt dweller you are not used to the positions you have to get into to work on a boat!
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Re: You Might Be a Liveaboard - if . . .

Drawing inspiration from another thread currently active: you might be a liveaboard if you know precisely how many pairs of shoes your wife has snuck aboard.
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Drawing inspiration from another thread currently active: you might be a liveaboard if you know precisely how many pairs of shoes your wife has snuck aboard.
Should be:

If you've spent the night in a hammock, in the cockpit, during a gale, because you went snooping in your wife's shoe hiding place........
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If you've spent the night in a hammock, in the cockpit, during a gale, because you went snooping in your wife's shoe hiding place........
Or maybe: ...last time you tried to adjust the packing gland, you discovered 15 pairs of women's shoes you'd never seen before.
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If your body hurts in places you forgot exists because you had to replace all battery cables while installing a new inverter because some nut PO had spliced different size cables together. You tried fixing the old head and again aggravated those same body parts that hurt originally because after 4 years of being a dirt dweller you are not used to the positions you have to get into to work on a boat!
Why is it we fix other peoples ex-boats AAAAGGgghhhhhh!!!!!
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Or maybe: ...last time you tried to adjust the packing gland, you discovered 15 pairs of women's shoes you'd never seen before.
With tags still on them...
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If half your books tell you how to do stuff "other people" hire someone to do
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