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It's gonn'a be tough this year on 2/29.

In China, there were no sit-down toilets in the hinterlands, just slit trench type (porcelain slit trench in bathrooms, earth slit trench in rural farms. People had never seen a toilet and didn't know how to use it.

Looks like someone added a longer skirt to these for the nuns. Here are 2 originals.

BAD link!

Nah... Rectal-optic syndrome is when the nerves from your eyes get crossed with the nerves from your ass and it gives you a shi**y outlook on life.

Tried this when boating on the Amazon once.... had a problem with piranhas.

Our salon, stairs and entire boat except the aft deck and aft stateroom were all done in solid oak, stained to match the light and dark colors of the original feather ambrosia.. This is the only pic I have of the stairs. The epoxy finish lasted extremely well through lots of hard use.

I don't get it. Bait price? Typo? http://boats-from-usa.com/hatteras/hatteras-70958

You gott'a have your Craftsman tool box pretty too! My real opinion is that it doesn't matter much. Remember the 3 priorities of boating in order of importance: 1. Float 2. Go 3. Look good That always tells me what to work on next.

Check out this ATV/Jet Boat. How great would it be to use it as a dinghy? If only I had a bigger boat and a spare $50K. http://www.hammacher.com/Product/12533

I used Poli Glow on my 1998 Mastercraft ski boat gelcoat. The boat sits out with its stern in the sun all day all summer long and after 14 years in the sun the gel coat was all light colored and chalky. I wet sanded it with automotive fine rubbing compound, then used the Poli Prep cleaner...

Sold our 53MY a few years ago, but I also have an older ski boat (1998 Mastercraft 200VR) that the gel coat was totally chalky. I saw good reviews of the PolyGlow product to put the shine back on older boats, so I tried it when I put the boat in the garage last Fall. It is a very thin clear...

Here's a long video of an older total 53MY refit with new engines, new genny, new prop[s & shafts, new controls, plus much more. The boat now does 24.7 knots. Doug

Not a Hatteras, but this guy definitely figured out how to do it with low capital requirements and engine maintenance can be done by dragging it to a service station. Nice sundeck too.

Do any of you know if there any interesting anchorages within 40NM of Naples far a 53MY? Thanks

Like this one:

HIS AND HER DIARY FOR THE SAME DAY: HER DIARY: Tonight, I thought my husband was acting weird. We had made plans to meet at a nice restaurant for dinner. I was shopping with my friends all day long, so I thought he was upset at the fact that I was a bit late, but he made no...

Not even Hatt related, but you just GOTTA SEE THIS! http://www.wimp.com/traintornado/ Doug

Unbelievable, but evidently true.. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26184891/vp/38358352#38358352 Doug

I got new stainless steel springs for my windshield wipers from SAMs. They're very strong. Is there any trick I should know to install these? Do I need to try to remove the wiper assembly, or just unhook and rehook in-situ?They feel too strong to try to stretch them to hook up in place...