Dividing the World

Mark Yashinsky · Post by **Mark Yashinsky** » Oct 28th, '08, 05:58

Ones who post to this thread and the ones who dont.

OMG, I JUST WENT OVER TO THE DARK (but fun) SIDE!!

And to mgphl62 (Bill Cochrane), on, "And those that know hexadecimal, and those that don't.", what about those that know binary and those that dont??? Thats ideal for this, but is 1 assigned that know, or dont know?

Neil Gordon · Post by **Neil Gordon** » Oct 28th, '08, 06:05

Mark Yashinsky wrote:Ones who post to this thread and the ones who dont.

Oooooo... that was good!

We're up to four pages and counting, which proves nothing.

Mark Yashinsky · Post by **Mark Yashinsky** » Oct 28th, '08, 06:21

and how many pages and or posts it had? Cathy????
Want hard facts, because everyone will check.

Troy Scott · Post by **Troy Scott** » Oct 28th, '08, 07:48

and those who don't.
Glass half full, etc.; Are we there yet?

rtbates · Post by **rtbates** » Oct 28th, '08, 09:42

and my all time favorite:

THEM AND US

Troy Scott · Post by **Troy Scott** » Oct 28th, '08, 10:13

We know who WE are..., or don't we?

I just finished pre-voting.

Oswego John · Post by **Oswego John** » Oct 28th, '08, 12:13

Good one Steve.

Anyone ever hear the nautical meaning of the above term? There seems to be several variations of the cause of the term.

Another related saying on the same theme is "The devil to pay".

To aid us in the understanding of these terms or sayings, the devil was an arbitrary seam in the hull of an old wooden ship. Some say it was the seam between the garboard and the keel, while others feel that the devil was the seam or joint between the upper hull and the deck.

When you pay the devil, the word pay is derived from the French langusge word meaning tar or pitch.

There are so many words and sayings in use today that have had their origins mutated from early nautical real life situations.

http://www.word-detective.com/back-l2.html

Enjoy,
O J

John Vigor · Post by **John Vigor** » Oct 28th, '08, 17:15

Mark Yashinsky wrote:and how many pages and or posts it had? Cathy????
Want hard facts, because everyone will check.

Mark try searching for "Freewheeling propellers: the chopper theory"

It was at least 15 pages long and would still be going strong if it hadn't been cruelly chopped off in the prime of its life by Cathy.

Cheers,

John V.

Chris L · Post by **Chris L** » Oct 28th, '08, 18:27

Ales vs. Lagers

Neil Gordon · Post by **Neil Gordon** » Oct 28th, '08, 19:39

Daylight time vs. Standard time.

Oswego John · Post by **Oswego John** » Oct 28th, '08, 19:53

Hey Neil,

You left out Miller Time.

M. R. Bober · Post by **M. R. Bober** » Oct 28th, '08, 20:07

John Vigor wrote:
Mark Yashinsky wrote:and how many pages and or posts it had? Cathy????
Want hard facts, because everyone will check.
Mark try searching for "Freewheeling propellers: the chopper theory"

It was at least 15 pages long and would still be going strong if it hadn't been cruelly chopped off in the prime of its life by Cathy.

Cheers,

John V.

If memory serves, John, I believe you started the "freewheeling prop" thread.

Mitchell Bober
Sunny Lancaster (where some lock while others are freewheeling), VA

barfwinkle · Post by **barfwinkle** » Oct 28th, '08, 21:04

diet (lite, reduce fat etc) v the real thang
red v white wine (I am not talking about with which meal)
red wine "room temp" v red wine w/ ice (that would be my spouse)
dog v cats
yappers v woofers

I hope no one has mentioned theses I havent read all of the latest replies.

I hope to see many of you in League City, TX in two weeks.

Fair winds

John Vigor · Post by **John Vigor** » Oct 28th, '08, 21:07

M. R. Bober wrote: If memory serves, John, I believe you started the "freewheeling prop" thread.

Mitchell Bober
Sunny Lancaster (where some lock while others are freewheeling), VA

Yes, Mitch, I'm afraid I have to plead guilty.

Cheers,

John Vigor

Steve Behnke · Post by **Steve Behnke** » Oct 29th, '08, 04:47

I'm glad I live and sail in inside waters as I listen out the window to the channel roaring tonight SE at 35

The Cape Dory Board

Dividing the World

The real dividing line

Re: The real dividing line

Anyone know the longest thread on this Board?

Those who want to know how many pages

WRT Them and Us

Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea

Re: Anyone know the longest thread on this Board?

Standard Time

Re: Anyone know the longest thread on this Board?

Re: Anyone know the longest thread on this Board?

offshore and coastal