Dividing the World

doubleb · Post by **doubleb** » Nov 3rd, '08, 12:29

316SS vs 309SS

doubleb · Post by **doubleb** » Nov 3rd, '08, 12:30

Those that float and those that don't

MarcMcCarron · Post by **MarcMcCarron** » Nov 3rd, '08, 14:51

those who demand their vote to be verifiable by a paper ballot
and those who are not bothered by electronic voting without
verification.

Mark Yashinsky · Post by **Mark Yashinsky** » Nov 7th, '08, 20:47

Those who haul their boats for the winter, and those who dont.
Snowbirds dont count on this one, as they splash for the winter.

Troy Scott · Post by **Troy Scott** » Nov 7th, '08, 21:08

so they could have more evenings and weekends to finish up the refit (moi) vs. those who have all the time they need and aren't doing a refit anyway.

Duncan · Post by **Duncan** » Nov 7th, '08, 22:20

M. R. Bober wrote:Pointers and setters (from the bathroom signs at a rural spot that I have visited).

Or, "Inboards and Outboards"

...as seen at the Castleton Boat Club, Castleton-on-Hudson, NY.

(A popular spot to do the mast when entering or leaving the Hudson River).

Oswego John · Post by **Oswego John** » Nov 7th, '08, 22:49

I don't mean to sabotage or scuttle the thread, just trying to be in agreement with what was posted.

As Duncan said, Castleton Boat Club is a friendly little place to raise and lower your mast(s). It is a short sail downriver from Albany, NY. It is located on the east side of the Hudson River, just north and in view of the bridge of the Berkshire Extension of the NY throughway.

It isn't a fancy yacht club or a boatyard. You have to operate the gin pole yourself. There are free showers. If I remember correctly a laundromat. groceries and ice are about two blocks away. Rit, Ed, help me out on this.

A lot of the boaters and locals stop here to wet their whistle. It's just a good friendly, helpfup place to drop in, whether going up or down stream.

O J

Mark Yashinsky · Post by **Mark Yashinsky** » Nov 9th, '08, 18:53

doubleb wrote:Those that float and those that don't

That was mean, doubleb. I dont wish that on any boater, including some PWC drivers. Doesnt mean I wouldnt dump sugar in their gas tank, though.

Mark Yashinsky · Post by **Mark Yashinsky** » Nov 9th, '08, 18:54

doubleb wrote:316SS vs 309SS

Probably should be mild steel vs 316 stainless

Neil Gordon · Post by **Neil Gordon** » Nov 9th, '08, 21:29

>>I don't mean to sabotage or scuttle the thread, just trying to be in agreement with what was posted.<<

OJ, there are six pages of this vs. that in this thread and you're just trying to be in agreement?

Roy J. · Post by **Roy J.** » Nov 10th, '08, 12:47

From a guy who has been married 24 years, an importaqnt distinction learned the hard way: Those that call them discussions v. those that call them arguments.

Neil Gordon · Post by **Neil Gordon** » Nov 10th, '08, 13:41

[quote="Roy J."]From a guy who has been married 24 years, .../quote]

Those with wives vs. those with ex-wives.

Troy Scott · Post by **Troy Scott** » Nov 10th, '08, 14:45

the anchor rode storage areas, vs. those who were lucky enough to be in Clear Lake.

TyTwo · Post by **TyTwo** » Nov 11th, '08, 15:47

"There are two kinds of people in this world. Those who think there are two kinds of people in this world and those who know better." - Tom Robbins

Mike Thompson · Post by **Mike Thompson** » Nov 11th, '08, 19:15

Sailors without beards v. Real Sailors

The Cape Dory Board

Dividing the World

making it political

And to stir up the South,

Those who wish they didn't have to travel so much

Inboards and Outboards

Castleton Boat Club

Metal

Hey, OJ!

OK I'm back in -- page 7 here we come

Re: OK I'm back in -- page 7 here we come

Those who spent the weekend painting

There are two kinds of people in this world...

Beards!