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Columbus Day Regatta... Again

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Paul45c said:
Read my lips: NO JELLO OF ANY KIND ON MY VESSEL!! Apprehension of any crew found with said contraband will forfeit all Grey Goose, Padrone, even Cuervo on his person for the duration of the cruise. And the beatings will STILL continue until morale improves or the death count rises.
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Grenadine is still allowed....right?:D:D

Hey 55Cbag...Are we diving tomorrow night?
 
Mako440 said:
Grenadine is still allowed....right?:D:D

Hey 55Cbag...Are we diving tomorrow night?
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Why, so you can have a steady stream of red liquid flowing off the flybridge deck? You made it look like a whale was harvested on the bridge on the infamous maiden voyage of the mighty Old School!

Yes, we're diving. Remember, though, it's no longer a secret that your close personal friends are trying to kill you.
 
Paul45c said:
Yes, we're diving. Remember, though, it's no longer a secret that your close personal friends are trying to kill you.
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Well now that sounds like a Fun night good thing you have the Buddy system when diving ;)


Good luck Eric maybe Ill see you next month then again who knows :)
 
The "Buddy system"! :) :) :)

That's a good one Dan!

You remember the "anchor" story I told you last year, don't you?

I know Paul will never forget it!
 
Paulwho drives into a typhoon said:
Why, so you can have a steady stream of red liquid flowing off the flybridge deck? You made it look like a whale was harvested on the bridge on the infamous maiden voyage of the mighty Old School!

Yes, we're diving. Remember, though, it's no longer a secret that your close personal friends are trying to kill you.
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I had lots of help!
 
OK, how about a roll call for who's confirmed to go so far? "Old School's" in. I'm allowing extra time to get home on 1 engine after da Bird is done fouling my nest.
 
Don't worry, I can get you back on that one good engine. Hopefully we lose the starboard or I may have to think about how to run that thing instead of just letting instinct take over.
 
I'll be there on Sanctuary with the Mermaid in tow. Ed is bringing "Bongo" (the trampoline).
 
So Ang, will it be business or pleasure?
 
Just saw where Bertramp posted a pic of his new ex-Police boat in the owner's gallery.

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Hey Steve, pick me up in that thing at the CDR and we'll have a blast inspecting vessels with bikini clad crews while telling them we're working undercover for Homeland Security.
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Sparky1 said:
Just saw where Bertramp posted a pic of his new ex-Police boat in the owner's gallery.

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Hey Steve, pick me up in that thing at the CDR and we'll have a blast inspecting vessels with bikini clad crews while telling them we're working undercover for Homeland Security.
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And ladies...beware of any police officer with a deep southern accent looking to perform a body cavity search. Run, run very fast, far, far away.
 
Angela said:
And ladies...beware of any police officer with a deep southern accent looking to perform a body cavity search. Run, run very fast, far, far away.
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Especially if he has a BUBBAKEG strapped around his neck!
 
Hey, Steve could be Crockett and I could be Tubbs. All we need is the proper lettering to apply to the hull.
 
OK, things were looking pretty dismal on the stand-by front, so I just broke down and booked a one way flight through Allegiant to FLL on Thursday. Return flights look good for Monday through Continental, so I should be good to go. I just hope my going doesn't come to a halt in Houston as I'd hate to spend my birthday all alone in that terminal.
 
Sparky1 said:
So Ang, will it be business or pleasure?
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At this point, it is looking like it will be for pleasure. I've had some inquires, but nothing confirmed yet. If I do not have a confirmation by this evening - that's my cut off deadline, then we're fueling at 3PM on Friday and heading down thereafter. We'll stop in the bay to meet Susan, hook up her Whaler (the "Mermaid") behind Sanctuary and tow that down.

We're going to the same spot as last time - on the south (southwest?) side of the crowd - not IN the crowd - that's what dinghies are for.
 
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We'll look you up on Saturday as I have a feeling Paul will want to anchor smack dab in the middle of all the mayhem as he did the year we all first met. Those were some good times huh? :D

Hopefully the weather will be nice and we'll have a good view of the sailbote races. I'd hate to miss them again. LOL
 
Sparky1 said:
We'll look you up on Saturday as I have a feeling Paul will want to anchor smack dab in the middle of all the mayhem as he did the year we all first met. Those were some good times huh? :D

Hopefully the weather will be nice and we'll have a good view of the sailbote races. I'd hate to miss them again. LOL
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I dunno -- I've got a brand new paint job to consider (!), but then again, a crew mutiny would still leave the boat in the thick of the mayhem and me duct-taped to my fighting chair, so what real difference does it make?!
 
I vote for anchoring smack dab in the middle of the action. You do your best business on main street. With that in mind, we should first anchor someplace close to Ang and Mario, then do some serious recon missions in the dinghy to make sure we find the optimum spot to move into.
 
If you don't get in the middle of the mayhem early, you likely won't be able to get a big boat in there later and anchored sufficiently. Likewise, if you get there early, get in the middle, you can't leave until the crowd breaks up.

Sometimes, it's hard to know where the middle is going to be when you get down there early Friday, for example. One year, we got there early, planted ourselves north of where the crowd appeared to be gathering, and the crowd grew into us. We spent the entire day on Saturday fending off loose boats, stupid boaters, and poorly anchored boats. That's why we now go south of it. Most boaters coming from the north (Miami) don't wander around to the south side of the mayhem - they see the crowd, head straight for it and drop anchor....that's how the crowd "grew" into us that year.
 
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