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Old 28-06-2012, 19:00   #16
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Re: Live aboard; old question, new tack

Cross being hauled out twice a year off your list.
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Old 02-07-2012, 16:29   #17
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If this is supposed to be humorous it is the kind of humor one might find scribbled on the walls of more unsavory public toilets. Perhaps that is where you acquired your writing skills.
You appear to offend easily. With only two posts to your credit, it might be appropriate to learn the culture before you make such observations.
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You appear to offend easily. With only two posts to your credit, it might be appropriate to learn the culture before you make such observations.
No, I do not offend easily but I am old-fashioned enough to believe that undergrad, snigger-snigger type smut on a forum that I suspect is viewed by young children and women is misplaced. Whether I have only two posts or two thousand is not really material.You suggest that I "learn" the culture; I learned that sort of culture many years ago in the Navy. Fortunately I have since unlearned it and now what I'd really like to do is spend my days happily sailing. To that end I joined this forum, hoping to get some useful info from its experienced members .

Perhaps I asked the wrong question; perhaps I asked it in the wrong forum.

I can barely imagine the responses these remarks will bring; perhaps I should dig out my old flak suit
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I can barely imagine the responses these remarks will bring; perhaps I should dig out my old flak suit
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Old 02-07-2012, 20:33   #20
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I'm with Eric: the comment was juvenile.
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Old 02-07-2012, 21:09   #21
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Re: Live aboard; old question, new tack

The Caribbean is better suited for living on the cheap than the Bahamas. I found that the different requirments of Immigation laws will keep you on the move from island to island.

The cruising stories we all read of life on the hook during the '60's and '70's are no more. Even third world countries are now in the 21st century.
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Old 02-07-2012, 21:15   #22
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Re: Live aboard; old question, new tack

John A you sure got that right !! Places we could stay for weeks at a time now have hotels or fancy houses on the shore !! and ya know they just don't care for company LOL O well I knew I would out live the good old days LOL
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No, I do not offend easily but I am old-fashioned enough to believe that undergrad, snigger-snigger type smut on a forum that I suspect is viewed by young children and women is misplaced. Whether I have only two posts or two thousand is not really material.You suggest that I "learn" the culture; I learned that sort of culture many years ago in the Navy. Fortunately I have since unlearned it and now what I'd really like to do is spend my days happily sailing. To that end I joined this forum, hoping to get some useful info from its experienced members .

Perhaps I asked the wrong question; perhaps I asked it in the wrong forum.

I can barely imagine the responses these remarks will bring; perhaps I should dig out my old flak suit

I barely want to give you a response, but I would suggest you improve you're PEOPLE SKILLS. The women and children on this forum can take care of themselves, cowboy. I'm more worried about you.
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No, I do not offend easily but I am old-fashioned enough to believe that undergrad, snigger-snigger type smut on a forum that I suspect is viewed by young children and women is misplaced. Whether I have only two posts or two thousand is not really material.You suggest that I "learn" the culture; I learned that sort of culture many years ago in the Navy. Fortunately I have since unlearned it and now what I'd really like to do is spend my days happily sailing. To that end I joined this forum, hoping to get some useful info from its experienced members .

Perhaps I asked the wrong question; perhaps I asked it in the wrong forum.

I can barely imagine the responses these remarks will bring; perhaps I should dig out my old flak suit

Sorry, I misunderstood. I did not realize you were defending virtue, children and chastity. I thought you were something else but I've always been a little slow. My sincerest apologies and welcome to the Forum.
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Re: Live aboard; old question, new tack

Greetings and welcome aboard the CF, Eric.

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You appear to offend easily. With only two posts to your credit, it might be appropriate to learn the culture before you make such observations.
As I understand it (and I’ve been aboard for a little while, with more than a few posts), “our” CF culture is more or less “G” rated, and does not encourage vulgarity.
I thought that the objection was politely voiced, and represented a civilized opinion.
I also thought the subsequent apology was gracious and courteous .

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Re: Live aboard; old question, new tack

I can not even figure out what the offense was that is taking up most of the thread.

But to the original question: I have read and asked enough budget questions here to learn that one will never get a real answer just some hints. The $1000/mo seems possible depending on the person. But based on the items you list in your question I think it will be tougher for you than others as I don't think this is "living" as you are used to.
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No, I do not offend easily but I am old-fashioned enough to believe that undergrad, snigger-snigger type smut on a forum that I suspect is viewed by young children and women is misplaced. Whether I have only two posts or two thousand is not really material.You suggest that I "learn" the culture; I learned that sort of culture many years ago in the Navy. Fortunately I have since unlearned it and now what I'd really like to do is spend my days happily sailing. To that end I joined this forum, hoping to get some useful info from its experienced members .

Perhaps I asked the wrong question; perhaps I asked it in the wrong forum.

I can barely imagine the responses these remarks will bring; perhaps I should dig out my old flak suit

People -- people everywhere -- occacionally either make or perceive a double entendre -- and will "snigger" at it. It's part of *normal* adult conversation. Parents should not bring their children into forums where all the participants are adults, because they will make comments that adults make. It's important that parents supervise their children's access to the internet.

That said, I've been on here a couple of years and I don't ever remember a child or younger teen posting here. We've occasionally had a very young adult, but they usually ask the one question they had to ask and move on.

Only place I have never seen that sort of thing has been at church *services.* Even at church socials -- yes.

And ... speaking as a woman ... I don't need to be protected. I'm all grown up.
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you're right.

It was, but in fact it *didn't* go anywhere.
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Old 03-07-2012, 07:13   #30
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I think you find your answer in the first three posts. Skip, GordMay and bobconnie know of what they speak. I haven't done it yet but (if my cadrdiac cath goes well on the 10th), I will be heading out in October. Hope to see you in the Caribeean and we can compare notes on our budgets. jim
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