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Old 05-12-2013, 18:22   #16
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Keep at it Rascal.

There is a lot more than that puny list.
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this is getting better by the post......

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Old 05-12-2013, 18:45   #18
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10. Monohulls make the best blue water cruisers.
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Old 05-12-2013, 18:54   #19
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In fairness to the OP (Rascal); I would assert that this aspect is self evident and does not require any substantive argument unlike say anchors or crimpers or ...
You "Old Salts" are truly a witty bunch. I abhor the trendy acronym LOL but some of these post literally have me - laughing out loud. More fun than a one horse open slay.
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You "Old Salts" are truly a witty bunch. I abhor the trendy acronym LOL but some of these post literally have me - laughing out loud. More fun than a one horse" open slay._"

Oh gosh darn now we are killing horses.......???????>>>>>sleigh
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I am still unclear, is sex better on a monuhull or multihull?!?!?
Depends on whether you prefer to pound or hobby-horse
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11. Conditions were never "THAT" bad when those other guys abandoned their ships...
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12. And to a man (woman?), each and every CF'er steps up to the liferaft - at least when sitting behind the keyboard!

By the way Rascal, welcome aboard and thanks for introducing yourself to your motley shipmates. We can be a rambunctious mob at times but I guess you already know that .
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No matter what the subject you've been doing it wrong...despite doing it successfully for years.
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Mono sex is much safer,,,,multi sex can be exciting but might piss your wife off.
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Old 05-12-2013, 22:33   #27
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Doesn't the quality of the sex have something to do with how well your anchor sets and how much holding power you have?
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I am still unclear, is sex better on a monuhull or multihull?!?!?
There is 2 hulls to try first and them the tramps. Definitely ahead of a mono in my limited experience.
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Fine if your idea of a good partner is a "tramp"
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13. The best partner is a tramp.
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