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Old 18-08-2012, 12:12   #46
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I was going to comment on seeing many water spouts on the pamlico and roanoke,you are in better place(for weather and water depth) south of the outer banks...I have a place in North Top Sail beach myself,nice area if they stop the development Now!..DVC
I'm right next to you... I'm as far up new river as a sailboat can get, downtown jacksonville.
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Old 18-08-2012, 12:32   #47
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Great stuff Raven. Best of luck to you, though it doesn't sound as though you'll need it...
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Old 19-08-2012, 20:59   #48
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I think I've got it...
A Tornado has a telltale sign,known as a wall cloud.
It can produce one of the gnarliest things known to nature, and one hell of a gnarly ride.

Ladies and gentleman, may I present:

s.v. Gnar-Wall

(I guess I ended up going for a somewhat cute name after all, yet another surprise, but one that feels right)
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Old 19-08-2012, 21:06   #49
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Re: It's Time For A Transition In Life

Sweet, and it's a good name. I named mine s/v Candide......bet you'd never guess I'm a Philosophy guy. I work as a Social Networking consultant and drove truck for many years, but my degree is in Philosophy of Mind and Psychology.
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Old 19-08-2012, 22:11   #50
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Also, the Balboa 27 that belongs to one of the other solo guys I'll be sailing with, is s.v. Gnar-Crust.
Keeping with the fleet as well, kind of double duty name if you will.
As is tradition...
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Old 19-08-2012, 22:25   #51
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Old 19-08-2012, 22:31   #52
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That will work.
I thought of one that might interest you.
" Stormy"!!

In any case by all means have fun.
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I like that ... my next tattoo ...
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Old 20-08-2012, 07:34   #54
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I like that ... my next tattoo ...

please, for the love of your own skin... don't.
that would be one ugly tattoo
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Old 20-08-2012, 07:55   #55
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learn how to heave to raven. as a single hander it is invaluable. i use it frequently.
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Old 20-08-2012, 08:06   #56
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I think I've got it...
A Tornado has a telltale sign,known as a wall cloud.
It can produce one of the gnarliest things known to nature, and one hell of a gnarly ride.

Ladies and gentleman, may I present:

s.v. Gnar-Wall

(I guess I ended up going for a somewhat cute name after all, yet another surprise, but one that feels right)

You will have to spell it for every bridge tender though.
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Old 20-08-2012, 13:09   #57
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I think I can live with that.
I believe I've found what'll end up as my knuckle Tattoos as well
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Old 20-08-2012, 21:13   #58
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Re: It's Time For A Transition In Life

Love the name!

However, for this novice, please do explain the s/v? Does it mean sailing vessel?

/crossing my fingers I didn't screw that guess up. LOL
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Love the name!

However, for this novice, please do explain the s/v? Does it mean sailing vessel?

/crossing my fingers I didn't screw that guess up. LOL
Yes, S/V is for sailing vessel, F/V is fishing vessel, etc. It helps to identify the type of boat you have when you use the radio.
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Nice boat ravenblood! It's good to see more small boat cruisers here!
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