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Old 03-10-2014, 10:50   #1
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NC area, available hands

Hey all!

Been sailing some, certified with ASA, but not a sailor yet, by any means.

I'd really love some exposure to boat care, maintenance, and--naturally--sailing,while meeting the sailing community in/around NC.
Helping you work on your boat, clean your boat, or sail your boat sounds like heaven to me.
I'm looking for experience, and I know that experience comes from the daily and monotonous tasks as well as pleasure cruising.

I'm finishing up a degree, so weekends would be best!
After Nov., anytime.

Love to hear from y'all,
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Old 06-10-2014, 17:06   #2
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Where in nc are you? Boat near southport. Corsair 28


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Where in nc are you? Boat near southport. Corsair 28
Based out of Wilmington and not concerned about the drive.
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Greetings and welcome aboard the CF, J, and Lance.
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Welcome to CF yt and Lance!

I've said it a bunch of time here... Tons of CFr's in NC, couple I know are also in Southport

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If you read some of their posts (under statistics) you'll find a bunch more!

EDIT: Any gratuities, gifts or expensive marine equipment for hookin' ya'll up are appreciated... I am NOT responsible for any mayhem nor interaction with authorities...
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Hey all!

I'd really love some exposure to boat care, maintenance, and--naturally--sailing,while meeting the sailing community in/around NC.
Helping you work on your boat, clean your boat, or sail your boat sounds like heaven to me.
Mayhem Exposure to Boat Care R Us. Seriously, this is a good way to get invited. Currently, electrical expertise is most valued. There will be sailing this very weekend, though.

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Welcome to CF yt and Lance!

... I am NOT responsible for any mayhem nor interaction with authorities...
This is like the dump truck you're following down the highway...not responsible for broken windshields, and so on. Feel free to NOT absolve HappyMdR of his responsibilities.
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And, welcome aboard ytdouble & capt lance.
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I might could use some hearty crew Oct 24-27 wx permittiing. Out of Oriental.

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Mayhem Exposure to Boat Care R Us. Seriously, this is a good way to get invited. Currently, electrical expertise is most valued. There will be sailing this very weekend, though.

This is like the dump truck you're following down the highway...not responsible for broken windshields, and so on. Feel free to NOT absolve HappyMdR of his responsibilities.
Electrical expertise as in:
1. What's that smell?
2. Watch the needle thingy?
3. Why is it dark in here?
4. I got that tingly feeling, and it ain't puppy love...

This is why I follow high school buses instead... Wait... Nevermind...
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When I posted the high school bus comment, I was inferring plaid skirts and school bags...

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Mayhem Exposure to Boat Care R Us. Seriously, this is a good way to get invited. Currently, electrical expertise is most valued. There will be sailing this very weekend, though.
Ah, that exposure sounds wonderful! I'm not an electrician, but it would be great to get that opportunity.
Maybe one day this weekend that works best for you?

Great to hear from you all!
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Ah, that exposure sounds wonderful! I'm not an electrician, but it would be great to get that opportunity.
Maybe one day this weekend that works best for you?

Great to hear from you all!
He hee... Neither is Flem... You should get along famously ...

yt... If you want some serious entertainment... Flem n my banter/poking from our posts is being compiled in a "Book of two idiots"...

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Electrical expertise as in:
1. What's that smell?
2. Watch the needle thingy?
3. Why is it dark in here?
4. I got that tingly feeling, and it ain't puppy love...

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Pick #3...with repetitive motion syndrome from replacing fuses.
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He hee... Neither is Flem... You should get along famously ...

yt... If you want some serious entertainment... Flem n my banter/poking from our posts is being compiled in a "Book of two idiots"...

(all kidding aside, he's a great guy... maybe I should have PM'd that so I don't swell his head...)
Too late.

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Pick #3...with repetitive motion syndrome from replacing fuses.
You're doing it wrong.... Fuses should be replaced with the next higher amp rating until they don't blow... See #1 on the list...

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Yea... I am wise enough to know when I've made a mistake, and never repeat it...
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