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Hungarian Hero
Once again your might Hungarian Hero saves the day. My brother and I
took the yacht out for a short cruise today and we decided to see the finish of the Commodore Perry Race. As we cruised around the finish area, (keeping outside the finish line, of course,) we saw a boat in distress. They signaled us and we pulled up. They needed a tow. The winds were gusting to 26 knots but the waves were small as the wind was from the west. It was a tricky maneuver but they threw us a line tied to their bow and I tied it to a stern cleat. (They're sometimes angry but they're always stern.) It's not at all easy to tow a 32 foot sailboat into the wind but we were up to it. I went below and shoveled more coal into the boilers and fed the hamsters more chocolate bars and they did the trick. We had them back at their dock in less than an hour. We saved the lives of eight people. They owe us a few beers. Vote for Romney. Repeal the nightmares. |
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Hungarian Hero
On Mon, 04 Jun 2012 22:25:34 -0500, comadrejo
wrote this crap: wrote: Once again your might Hungarian Hero saves the day. My brother and I took the yacht out for a short cruise today and we decided to see the finish of the Commodore Perry Race. As we cruised around the finish area, (keeping outside the finish line, of course,) we saw a boat in distress. They signaled us and we pulled up. They needed a tow. The winds were gusting to 26 knots but the waves were small as the wind was from the west. It was a tricky maneuver but they threw us a line tied to their bow and I tied it to a stern cleat. (They're sometimes angry but they're always stern.) It's not at all easy to tow a 32 foot sailboat into the wind but we were up to it. I went below and shoveled more coal into the boilers and fed the hamsters more chocolate bars and they did the trick. We had them back at their dock in less than an hour. We saved the lives of eight people. They owe us a few beers. Good Job. I am disappointed that you would use coal instead of coke, and you should used guinea pigs on the treadmill. Hamsters are smaller and give out less CO2. Vote for Romney. Repeal the nightmares. |
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Hungarian Hero
On Jun 3, 7:09*pm, wrote:
It's not at all easy to tow a 32 foot sailboat into the wind but we were up to it. *I went below and shoveled more coal into the boilers and fed the hamsters more chocolate bars and they did the trick. *We had them back at their dock in less than an hour. *We saved the lives of eight people. *They owe us a few beers. 32 feet is a lot of saiboat. How big is your own boat? (I mean your yacht.) Dave |
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Hungarian Hero
On 6/5/2012 12:54 PM, Dave Stallard wrote:
On Jun 3, 7:09 pm, wrote: It's not at all easy to tow a 32 foot sailboat into the wind but we were up to it. I went below and shoveled more coal into the boilers and fed the hamsters more chocolate bars and they did the trick. We had them back at their dock in less than an hour. We saved the lives of eight people. They owe us a few beers. 32 feet is a lot of saiboat. How big is your own boat? (I mean your yacht.) Dave heh Boston Whaler with 40hp Merc. |
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Hungarian Hero
On Tuesday, June 5, 2012 5:21:08 AM UTC-7, (unknown) wrote:
On Mon, 04 Jun 2012 22:25:34 -0500, comadrejo wrote this crap: wrote: Once again your might Hungarian Hero saves the day. My brother and I took the yacht out for a short cruise today and we decided to see the finish of the Commodore Perry Race. As we cruised around the finish area, (keeping outside the finish line, of course,) we saw a boat in distress. They signaled us and we pulled up. They needed a tow. The winds were gusting to 26 knots but the waves were small as the wind was from the west. It was a tricky maneuver but they threw us a line tied to their bow and I tied it to a stern cleat. (They're sometimes angry but they're always stern.) It's not at all easy to tow a 32 foot sailboat into the wind but we were up to it. I went below and shoveled more coal into the boilers and fed the hamsters more chocolate bars and they did the trick. We had them back at their dock in less than an hour. We saved the lives of eight people. They owe us a few beers. Good Job. I am disappointed that you would use coal instead of coke, and you should used guinea pigs on the treadmill. Hamsters are smaller and give out less CO2. Why am I not surprised that Huggies Horvath knows a lot about hamsters? Makes one wonder if his diapers have hampster doors. |
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Hungarian Hero
On Tue, 5 Jun 2012 09:54:40 -0700 (PDT), Dave Stallard
wrote this crap: On Jun 3, 7:09*pm, wrote: It's not at all easy to tow a 32 foot sailboat into the wind but we were up to it. *I went below and shoveled more coal into the boilers and fed the hamsters more chocolate bars and they did the trick. *We had them back at their dock in less than an hour. *We saved the lives of eight people. *They owe us a few beers. 32 feet is a lot of saiboat. How big is your own boat? (I mean your yacht.) Dave Bigger than yours. Vote for Romney. Repeal the nightmares. |
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Hungarian Hero
On Tue, 05 Jun 2012 12:59:01 -0400, VtSkier
wrote this crap: On 6/5/2012 12:54 PM, Dave Stallard wrote: On Jun 3, 7:09 pm, wrote: It's not at all easy to tow a 32 foot sailboat into the wind but we were up to it. I went below and shoveled more coal into the boilers and fed the hamsters more chocolate bars and they did the trick. We had them back at their dock in less than an hour. We saved the lives of eight people. They owe us a few beers. 32 feet is a lot of saiboat. How big is your own boat? (I mean your yacht.) Dave heh Boston Whaler with 40hp Merc. I've pulled them up from the bottom. My anchor snagged on them. Vote for Romney. Repeal the nightmares. |
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Hungarian Hero
On Jun 5, 3:14*pm, wrote:
On Tue, 5 Jun 2012 09:54:40 -0700 (PDT), Dave Stallard wrote this crap: 32 feet is a lot of saiboat. * *How big is your own boat? *(I mean your yacht.) Dave Bigger than yours. NONSENSE! My yacht is so enormous, it can carry yours in a wet dock in the back, as a mere shuttle craft for shore excursions. Vote for Romney. *Repeal the nightmares. Why should Romney repeat the "nightmares"? He's the one that thought them up! Dave |
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Hungarian Hero
On Wed, 6 Jun 2012 19:12:43 -0700 (PDT), Dave Stallard
wrote this crap: On Jun 5, 3:14*pm, wrote: On Tue, 5 Jun 2012 09:54:40 -0700 (PDT), Dave Stallard wrote this crap: 32 feet is a lot of saiboat. * *How big is your own boat? *(I mean your yacht.) Dave Bigger than yours. NONSENSE! My yacht is so enormous, it can carry yours in a wet dock in the back, as a mere shuttle craft for shore excursions. Next you'll tell me that you use the aircraft carrier Nimitz as your dingy. Vote for Romney. Repeal the nightmares. |
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