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sbenest · 03-02-2010, 07:07

Back in the 80,s there was a pink boat racing in the Solent that I seem to recall was called Passing Wind!

IceMan · 12-02-2010, 15:41

Bought our boat 2 years ago and it's been on the hard awaiting retirement. Finally retired and are fixing it up. We named it Sea Notes. Is she ever living up to that name.

**hummingway** · 12-02-2010, 18:47

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Originally Posted by Janet H

Clearing throat... ahem, gentlemen.

She culls them as she sees them folks ;-)

Skellum · 20-02-2010, 21:04

I once owned a Farr 5000 that I called 'TIN LADY'.
Quite a few asked why I picked that name for a fibreglass boat.
In Australia its a thing amongst Farr boat owners to incorporate 'FAR' in their boats name.

Masquerade · 21-02-2010, 01:39

From my experience I have never known a women who admits to passing wind... From my experience even the dog left the bedroom one night when she who never passes wind passed wind

Canibul · 21-02-2010, 04:17

"The Passing Wind" used to be the name of the social club at the Bermuda Biological Station.

hugosalt · 21-02-2010, 13:42

Heavy displacement, well equiped, well provisioned cruising boat. The name told it all...Miss Piggy

crui1948 · 27-04-2014, 23:27

When you found a boat name look at the international database:
Particulars of Ship stations
Willy

SoulJah · 28-04-2014, 00:00

In Australia its a thing amongst Farr boat owners to incorporate 'FAR' in their boats name.

My favorite was the guy from (the Sydney suburb of) Kernell who named his the "Farr Kernell"

nhschneider · 28-04-2014, 00:40

When we were at Marina Island in Pangkor, Malaysia, there was a boat named 'Sotally Tober'.

Fair winds and calm seas.

**Coops** · 28-04-2014, 00:59

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Originally Posted by SoulJah

In Australia its a thing amongst Farr boat owners to incorporate 'FAR' in their boats name.

My favorite was the guy from (the Sydney suburb of) Kernell who named his the "Farr Kernell"

Small point, it's Kurnell.

Still works though.

Coops.

sea-bee · 28-04-2014, 02:25

I know a bloke with a big Bertie that he calls "See Mystress".

After a bad day at work, you can see it on him too.

bornyesterday · 28-04-2014, 03:03

Was thinking maybe "Floater" for the boat and "Fartleberry" for the dink - except my heirs might like to be able to sell them some time.

Steal them if you like, I don't care, I got loads