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Old 25-12-2010, 07:55   #46
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This has to be the dumbest thread I've ever read.

So, what or who is 'dumber', a thread that appears on an internet forum that has obviously generated plenty of interest and participation among forum users, or a person who claims to believe its dumb and not only reads it anyway, but participates with at least two posts of his own?

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It sounds like a couple of you think you %678%$& invented the solar shower and garden sprayer. ...endlessly rehashing and reinventing what sailors and other travelers have been doing since we crawled out of the sea and started sweating.


Humanity is a continuum of billions overlapping births and deaths, with each individual learning about and pursuing his own particular activities. It is a foolish, arrogant, elitist and small-minded twit who takes the attitude that nothing he, a microscopic speck in the overall scheme of things, already knows bears further discussion by others, and on a forum he does not own, to boot.

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I don't want to hear about your... I ...not want to read about...

And I don’t prefer to discuss, say, certain fetish porn, but that does not cause me to read a post on that topic then post, not once but twice, about how it does not bear discussion or how offensive it is to ME, ME, ME - that would be foolish, arrogant, elitist and small-minded, no? It’s a big internet out there and one who spouts arrogant disparagements on one hand, but cannot control what he chooses to read on the other... - what else can be said of him?

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Are you not even slightly embarassed?

Only of your posts here in a thread I have recommended to my friend... Are you saying that there are some aspects of human existence that do not bear discussion, even in the face of many who clearly wish to do so, or that YOU, YOU, YOU are in a position to say where and when people may discuss certain points?

It seems the general consensus is that your posts here are far more offensive to most readers here than anything else posted here on a topic clearly of considerable interest to cruising sailors.

"Political correctness is a doctrine, fostered by a delusional, illogical minority, and rabidly promoted by an unscrupulous mainstream media, which holds forth the proposition that it is entirely possible to pick up a turd by the clean end."
-- R. J. Wiedemann LtCol. USMC Ret.
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Old 25-12-2010, 10:36   #47
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Okay, folks, tgzzzz posted without, perhaps, giving it sufficient thought . . . he recognized that and has "taken his lumps" for it. It isn't necessary to continue to berate him for it to make sure he gets the point. He does.

Let's move on, OK? Thank you for your cooperation.

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Old 25-12-2010, 10:52   #48
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Thumbs up I have the same shower

bought it in Home Depo,,,
very cheap..
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Old 25-12-2010, 10:53   #49
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All too funny Mark. Had me rolling. It would be just about enough to make me not care too much about the modesty part and rinse off at the sink in the mens room, whether I had to scurry through the bar or not. But I guess when you got back to the boat you not only got clean but were able to do a change of laundery also. Think of it as having stretched out the soap budget. Two for one, cloths and body. You'll be down to 500/mo in no time! (just don't spend the money on tokens in the first place, bring a jug to the mens room for water instead. It's free)
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Old 25-12-2010, 11:25   #50
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mark--is why i dont do paid for showers..learned that close to home in catalina may many years ago-then in san felipe.. sometimes the water runs out. --LOL... i use my solar shower for me..in my shower stall in my private lovely formosa. lol...and i have a spare in case the water runs out....
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Will be ignoring in the future, sirs or madam. Took this last look to take my lumps after outburst. Lumps taken. Opinion unchanged. I don't see it as moral superiority to not want to read about one's stinky body parts and skid marks, or your intimations of ... what?... I'm not sure.

Keeping clean comfortably aboard can be a challenge, and I'd love to read something new rather than endlessly rehashing and reinventing what sailors and other travelers have been doing since we crawled out of the sea and started sweating.
actualy iv learned from this thread...the exact reason why I started it.
now other then your sarcasm perhaps you can add to the table and grace us with something new?
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