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11-11-2015, 14:41
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#46
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Senior Cruiser

Join Date: Sep 2014
Location: puget sound washington
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Re: Holding a Wake Aboard
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Originally Posted by dannc
I cannot resist....
I don't think I would want to buy crabs from a crabber doing burials at sea...
Just say'n.
   
Sorry,
Dan
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Why not whether he does the burial or some one else does a whole body is crab bait its the circle of life 
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11-11-2015, 15:14
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#47
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Registered User
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Jupiter FL
Boat: temporarily boatless...
Posts: 803
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Re: Holding a Wake Aboard
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Originally Posted by dannc
I cannot resist....
I don't think I would want to buy crabs from a crabber doing burials at sea...
Just say'n.
   
Sorry,
Dan
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Whad'ya think crabs eat???!!!
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11-11-2015, 15:17
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#48
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Registered User
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: SC
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Re: Holding a Wake Aboard
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Originally Posted by newhaul
Why not whether he does the burial or some one else does a whole body is crab bait its the circle of life  
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Being pragmatic is a bitch. Besides it is just ashes crabs probably don'
t want it.
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11-11-2015, 15:32
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#49
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Registered User

Join Date: Nov 2013
Location: Port Moresby,Papua New Guinea
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Re: Holding a Wake Aboard
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Originally Posted by Dave22q
Pete, they told me no wood. I know there is no state of federal requirement for any container but in Florida a sealed container seems practical. ON pushing they offered a metal "box" for $200 so we come out in the same place.
Attention you hungry live aboards. This is a hell of a business opportunity. You do not need a license to pick up a body or dispose at sea. About all you need is some water tight wood crates, a truck, an arrangement with a local crabber and an ice supply. A $1200 fee matches cremation and ought to be at least 50% profit. I say crabber because a hoist is important to handle a crate containing a body, sand for weight and ice- say 3-400 lbs. I know many crabbers who would jump at the chance to make $200 for a 2 hour night job including 20 miles of gas.
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Glad I read that all the way through to the end. When I got to "an arrangement with a local crabber" I envisioned a slightly different scenario.
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11-11-2015, 16:12
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#50
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Senior Cruiser

Join Date: Sep 2014
Location: puget sound washington
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Re: Holding a Wake Aboard
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Originally Posted by Cadence
Being pragmatic is a bitch. Besides it is just ashes crabs probably don'
t want it. 
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Actually discussing full body burial not ashes
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11-11-2015, 16:18
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#51
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Re: Holding a Wake Aboard
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Originally Posted by newhaul
Why not whether he does the burial or some one else does a whole body is crab bait its the circle of life  
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I am perfectly fine with the circle of life, but I don't want to partake of that particular part of the cycle. 
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Originally Posted by pete33458
Whad'ya think crabs eat???!!!
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The crabs can eat me, literally or figuratively,  but I really don't want to eat the crab after it ate what was in the wood box.  
I have an agreement with The Shark Guild. I don't eat them if they don't eat me. Real simple.  For many decades this contract has been kept by both sides.  However, I have partaken of my share of craps and shrimp so it is only fair if I return the favor. Hopefully, they would have to get through the wood box first. 
Later,
Dan
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11-11-2015, 16:35
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#52
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Senior Cruiser

Join Date: Sep 2014
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Re: Holding a Wake Aboard
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Originally Posted by dannc
I am perfectly fine with the circle of life, but I don't want to partake of that particular part of the cycle. 
The crabs can eat me, literally or figuratively,  but I really don't want to eat the crab after it ate what was in the wood box.  
I have an agreement with The Shark Guild. I don't eat them if they don't eat me. Real simple.  For many decades this contract has been kept by both sides.  However, I have partaken of my share of craps and shrimp so it is only fair if I return the favor. Hopefully, they would have to get through the wood box first. 
Later,
Dan
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Two things first and best love the typo second how do you know you haven't broken that pact with the sharks or the crabs
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11-11-2015, 16:51
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#53
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Registered User

Join Date: Nov 2013
Location: Port Moresby,Papua New Guinea
Boat: FP Belize Maestro 43 and OPBs
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Re: Holding a Wake Aboard
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Originally Posted by dannc
I have an agreement with The Shark Guild. I don't eat them if they don't eat me. Real simple.
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Ever eaten any of these:
Flake, Huss, Rock Salmon, Rigg, Sea Ham, Tofu Shark, Surimi
or an indeterminate fish cake, fish finger, fish taco etc?
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11-11-2015, 16:57
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#54
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Registered User
Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: SC
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Re: Holding a Wake Aboard
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Originally Posted by newhaul
Actually discussing full body burial not ashes
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I doubt I can have a long ship and a pyre? Probably have to think the kids will send my ashes on a ebbing tide.
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11-11-2015, 17:05
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#55
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Senior Cruiser

Join Date: Sep 2014
Location: puget sound washington
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Re: Holding a Wake Aboard
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Originally Posted by Cadence
I doubt I can have a long ship and a pyre? Probably have to think the kids will send my ashes on a ebbing tide. 
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Likely not on purpose but on accident well that's different but doubt you want an accidental send off to Valhalla. Its not anywhere on my bucket list
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11-11-2015, 17:36
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#56
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Registered User
Join Date: Dec 2008
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Re: Holding a Wake Aboard
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Originally Posted by newhaul
Likely not on purpose but on accident well that's different but doubt you want an accidental send off to Valhalla. Its not anywhere on my bucket list
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I won't even touch that. Not an apt. subject Not that I disagree.
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